It's essentially using a different kind of software/programming for the same kind of existing tool already. So nothing about "replacing real musicians" since sample libraries have existed forever in music production. SynthV and such proves this AI can be done ethically already...

Like... The industry standard tools are insanely priced and inaccessible in file size, and there's no doubt they might have performance issues too with that big of a file size. I think what AI instruments can offer over that is something the industry needs.

Ever since the advent of SynthV AI, I've been super interested in AI vocalsynth & training and how it works. Even being able to get my hands on evolving open-source AI vocal tools to make my own vocal models has been so fun... I think it's worth it to expand that to other fields of music

the technology used for AI vocal synthesis i think needs to be applied for all instruments. this is the kind of ethical AI implementation we can support -- it can achieve both expressive realism and small file size, kill two birds with one stone of two huge problems most music prods deal with.

i'm thinking of ways to connect with the community more and get my name & works out there more and planning it is so insane to me and i'm just processing so many feelings sob. how stunted and reclusive i was from the period of 2020-2023 because of my own issues behind the scenes and now...

commission me for original music! I also do remixing & cover mixing 👍

#VGenOpen
vgen.co/xielexalt