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  • Pb901
    Pb901 Member Posts: 2 Member

    Music is going to be consumed and created in a totally different way than it is now. If we think back just 10 years ago, we had ipods, cds, and USB sticks to hold our music. Now everything is in the cloud.

    AI will help create totally different sounds and be able to have people hooked on music more than ever using algorithms. Musicians will probably be able to replicate whatever sound they want with just their mouth so someone will be able to have an entire symphony by just making sounds from their mouth and will be able to beat box whatever song they want and it will sound like the instruments that they want.

  • Arcturus
    Arcturus Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    😀

    Bald werden wir nur noch mit Akustik Instrumenten Musik machen, um KI und alles Elektronische zu Boykottieren.

    Back to the Roots, Musik aus dem Busch mit Ryhtmischen Stammestänzen ^^

  • Tellerant
    Tellerant Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    Like the synthesizer or VSTs replaced a lot of real instruments, innovations in the next decade will replace more complex parts of music like the singing human voice or the possibility to intuitively and virtuously play advanced instruments. The boundaries of recognizing artificial sound from natural sound will be pushed, like they always have, but this time with AI speed.

  • Tranquility Guru
    Tranquility Guru Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    AI will become dominant, and then dull & cliche. Eventually, it will become a composition assistant, rather than a composer in and of itself- sadly, I see more lawsuits as AI writes similar songs for different artists, and the question of liability will depend upon the terms of using the AI itself, so the outcomes of those lawsuits will vary widely based upon AI company. Regardless, it will be exciting !

  • digjoe
    digjoe Member Posts: 2 Member

    Music will continue to move youth, placate mid-lifers and remind/spiritually reflect old-timers. Composition workflows will continue to be augmented by sample, loop, beat and pattern libraries built by creators. This will of course be infused with tons of AI birthed entities of the same ilk. But in the end the HUMAN touch to a melody, a forgotten or under used progression will provide scenarios for artists to stand out. And if we are lucky an innovator ot two will emerge to energize and promote a new genre for our listening and grooving pleasure!!

  • Ivanvanderpool
    Ivanvanderpool Member Posts: 2 Newcomer

    MPE will continue to grow the possibilities of expression through keyboard technology, and the floor for music creation will lower along with the ceiling. Quality will reduce in pop music due to political pressure and creative drought, but expressive music and lyrics will survive. Unusual instruments will abound.

  • JK23
    JK23 Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    I predict a violent resistance to AI shortly by creatives and we go full revolutionary to the digital world and progress toward an all analog world.

  • nightjar
    nightjar Member Posts: 1,322 Guru

    People that prefer to be less social with humans will find AI "companions" to collaborate and jam with.

    When you're done, turn them off and all the beer is yours.

  • OZMOSYS
    OZMOSYS Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    One day we will have generated tone sequences to use for identification purposes. Unique in every way, especially with a Komplete collection of sounds.

  • Tptguy1
    Tptguy1 Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    The easy answer is AI, but I think the changes will be in the ways we collaborate (human to human) using technology. I see the music world expanding gross-genre collaborations that will see traditional (old school) types of performing ensembles working with musicians who use more popular forms, and will likely be including electronics in those collaborations.

  • kbrusche
    kbrusche Member Posts: 1 Member

    Simple melodies and wonderful lyrics will never change! All the 'stuff' around it - which can be really great or quite horrible - will change greatly! Human ears won't change, but everything we hear will. AI tools will make 'time to music' easier, so there will be 'billions of musicians' not the 'lucky few' that are more than 'basement musicians'. The question for me has always be the 'why' as much has the 'what and how' of music and for me , the why is to glorify God our Creator - that will never (literally) grow old. NI is a GREAT way to make that happen!!

  • TBNVTR
    TBNVTR Member Posts: 1 Newcomer
  • zudamusic
    zudamusic Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    As many others have said, AI will play a massive role in the future of music. I see it as simply another useful tool in the tool belt. I also think bass synthesis will continue to evolve as software continues to improve - Massive, Serum and now Phaseplant all changing the soundscape of bass music in their respective eras. Can't wait to see what people make with next generation soft synths.

  • steve_wallet
    steve_wallet Member Posts: 5 Member

    I think AI will be used to generate ideas for tracks. As AI has no feelings and no ears, I think to complete a track and get a good mix, always an artist is necessary.

  • witchbutter
    witchbutter Member Posts: 1 Newcomer

    AI will change the way that artists interact with their hardware. Hardware ability is far ahead of where it was 10 years ago but instead creates barriers to learning how to interact with it. At some point AI/ML is going to bridge that gap.

    However, culturally the world is going to shift. A lot of music technology advancements in the past were about the democratization of music making (the software DAW allowing any kid with a laptop to make a professional track). That time is passed. Music making is in everyone hands now with so much automated that what remains to be determined is what the human relationship with music is going to be in the future. It may be more like man melds with machine, but what that sounds like no one yet knows.

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