We compare three AI-powered platforms for creating vocals in music productions: Uberduck, Voiceful, and Supertone. We review their features, pros, and cons to assist producers in selecting the right platform.
AI is on the verge of seriously changing the music industry. It's generating melodies and lyrics, creating virtual versions of popular singers that producers can work with. It can even help with mixing and mastering, and create virtual instruments that sound super realistic. There are even interactive music experiences that let users interact with music in real-time. It's only a matter of time before it becomes a core part of every musician's workflow.
Discover how David Guetta and Uberduck used AI technology to create a new song with Eminem's voice, and what this means for the future of music.
So far 2023 has been the year of the AI takeover, and while the most popular AIs have been the language networks (hello ChatGPT), the music industry is not far behind. In this post we cover 3 of the most popular music AI tools, Amper Music, AIVA, and IBM Watson Music and how they're changing the music industry for good.
AI-generated stems, separated and extracted parts of a song, are gaining popularity for music production. They allow for sampling, remixing, and creating new compositions. No prior experience is needed, but ethical and legal use is crucial. Using AI-generated stems can enhance skills and create exciting tracks.
This post explores the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create music and fake the voices of famous artists, highlighting the potential benefits and drawbacks of this technology. It offers tips on how to use AI to create music safely and ethically, emphasizing the importance of obtaining permission from the artist and using reputable AI tools. We encourage readers to experiment with AI-powered music production and enjoy its creative possibilities!
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