IGORRR - ADHD

From Meat-Dept : After "Very Noise", we explored the possibilities of AI for this new Igorrr music video: "ADHD". We embraced almost all existing tools, both proprietary and open source, diverting and mixing them with our 3D tools. This video is a symbolic journey into an experimental therapy for treating a patient with ADHD, brimming with nods to "Very Noise".

We know the use of AI in art might be polemic right now, plus we with Meat Dept actually started the clip in 3D, like we did for Very Noise, but at some point we were laughing so hard trying to do creepy things in AI that the clip ended as a mix of both technologies.
The music, however, is 100% homemade.

From Gautier : Kind of an autobiographical piece of music. Starting from one point and moving to another, with no clear link except for the person itself. From simple thoughts, symbolized here as simple dots of sound in the silence, to a complex pathological chaos that somehow still stands. It’s getting worse and worse until the final giant lets go.

 

I like the AI, called "ENDIT NOW!!", that always adds a "DUH DUHHHHHH" to the end of every song I write automaticially. Really gives it a professional touch.Recommend it highly.

Though it only runs on Windows 12 with an Ultimatium Core12 Processor, well worth the 10 thousand or so dollars for an upgrade, needs at least 64 PetaBytes of memory.

Thinks it on the sister site, give it a try.

 

btw genre is Heavy Me(n)tal

 

Michael's Tech Sound Revolution (Suno Edit)

I used the lyrics from my previous track to test Suno V4. It is quite amazing how far these models have come.
For this track I did only very minimal mastering, this is almost entirely created by Suno.

 

i've been trying things with suno on and off for quite some time now. i really like to play with the upload audio and make a cover version. used the samples of a track to generate lyrics in chatgpt, copypasted it into suno and fun was had, made country and hip hop versions of an aggrotech track, i might upload it somewhere sometime.

 

I really liked this work from Sagans, all opensource tools.

 

I tried 100 AI Music Tools… These are the ONLY ones worth using

You’ve NEVER Heard AI Music Like This

I used AI to generate a song just to see how bad it was. It totally backfired on me. using udio I ended up generating a song that wasn't just impressive it was actually enjoyable to listen to. At least in my opinion. Now I don't know what to think.

 

h**ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unfpnIF0OMo

 

Last edited: Apr 5, 2025

Only simulated synthetic AI, can be truly creative, all other AI is derivative. - Supreme Court Digital Division Ruling, per a panel of 12 AI Digital Judges, Somewhere in CyberSpace, per a petition brought by AI Lawyers of AI Law Firm, BYTEME,COLLATETHIS,RUGBURN and FORMATTHIS, January 17th, 2025 and published in the DIgital Law Review Volume1,Number 1, pages 17-25 (not including advert for SnitchyBros VPN and BlackBag Rendtions) - Thus finally bringing this whole issue into a cogent context we can understand and move forward without regard to constant discussion of the merits of AI music and art.


see AI News for Newbies, February 2025 at Linknotavailable.com

 

The only way to use generative AI is to overdo it:

 

This song is perfect for driving your neighbors crazy. Played very loudly, it's sure to turn every neighbor against you.
Turn that shit off... it'll echo through your neighborhood.

 

I am NOT
A luddite

That said...
I will plook the
The flarking
Machine

 

What did you use to make that brain video?

 

Ive been seeing a lot of people change their tune with the use of AI in arts. Its just another tool like a preset, or a sample.

 

the absolute BEST use of "ai", is non-use.

 

The distinction is the preset or sample tool has a known creator who licensed to you the fruit of their labor, often in exchange for money be it direct sale, commerce platform, or contract work.

In almost all art or music language models the material to train was taken without accreditation, payment, or acknowledgement. Language models aren't the problem. The thieves running them are. They aren't trying before buying. They are using the labor of others to enrich themselves.

Art AI works I think because (aside from the models getting better) most people like weird shit in some fashion or another. When it spits out weird shit, its still nifty to people. It doesn't have to be 'exellent' all the time as we still find a bunch of the goofy, odd, or 'bad' stuff enjoyable. I'd prefer the thieves head rolls, but I also think AI art produces a lot of neat looking things.

Music AI straight up sounds godawful. Executing terribly in music doesn't get the second life chance art does for being whimsical or ironically terrible or whatever. Even Merzbow gets around to showing intent and that is straight up unlistenable for 99.999% of people (the key is to make sure the second coat of blood applies evenly in your ear canal. Lot of people make the mistake of stopping at first blood, or just complicating it with 3 or more layers of blood. Nope. 2 layers is what ole Merzbow himself recommends... probably. I dunno. I can't read Japenesse and after listening to Merzbow I sure as shit can't hear anything he says.

 

"Don't you boys know any nice songs?"

 

Early Internet audio sounded bad too (real player, low kbps audio)

2 years ago ai audio felt like those days with small length gritty audio. Today or as of a few weeks ago Suno’s new 4.5 model has way better quality and the performance, song structure, and prompt adherence is soo much better. 6-12 months from now things will be that much better.

people laughed at apple for the iPod, people laughed at Spotify, people laughed at media on the internet. But entropy always won.

this will happen here as well.

 

The masses of people always need something new, new toys and variety, and Suno comes in just the right place to satisfy that need. The question will be: will users give Suno their money? And how good is the competition? Investors want to see profits at some point.