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hi everybody today I want to show you
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how this AI vocalist tricked all of my
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friends professional musicians and
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normies alike
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so a couple of months ago this company
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emailed me by the name of dreamtronics
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and they were discussing this product
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that they are working on and they were
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talking about this vocal synthesizer
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that was based on AI this software
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completely blew my mind like I can't
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even convey to you how like mind-blowing
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it was when I first started using it and
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I was just like finally within music
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production we're starting to take some
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of the steps forward that we're seeing
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within visual art it's something I've
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been complaining about for a long time
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that not many companies are willing to
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take a risk on something and this to me
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really blew me out of the water and even
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if you're not a musician I want to show
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you sort of what you can expect to be
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coming to your ears in the future and
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then I also want to discuss from a more
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philosophical standpoint of the
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implication locations of this kind of
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stuff happening within art so if we want
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to write a vocal with the software we
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need to do many different things right
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so you can see we have various notes
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that are indicating the pitch that I
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would like the vocalist to sing and then
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within those notes I have the words
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typed out that I would like it to say
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and then down here below within the
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waveform we can see exactly where what
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syllable is being said so we can get a
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very detailed breakdown rhythmically of
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what's happening so that way we can
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better fine-tune what's going on with
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our vocal another thing too about this
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software that's really cool is that it's
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using context Awareness on what's
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Happening before and after to calculate
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what's going on within the vocal
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performance I will type in a vocal and
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it has its first pass of what it thinks
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is going to happen and then it's going
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to do another pass to further refine and
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use context as to what's happening
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elsewhere whether it be pitch no length
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syllable before or after and any other
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parameters that I Define within the no
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Properties or globally within the
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arrangement another thing too you'll
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notice is that I actually have the this
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little line moving along here between
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different nodes and what this is
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actually doing is it's telling me sort
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of what's happening with the pitch in a
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visual manner right if we think about
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how a singer vocalizes a song or even
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any instrument that's not fretted or
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that has a fixed pitch like a piano
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right there's always going to be some
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unpredictability within the the actual
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pitch of the note and in music we call
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this intonation and we would say
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somebody that has really good or really
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great intonation tends to on average
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hover within a few cents of what the
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target note is that they're trying to
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vocalize or reproduce so what I want to
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do is actually just play the vocal on
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its own and then sort of break down and
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show you some cool stuff that's going on
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just remember
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life moves on
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so you can hear that natural pitch
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variation and variability that's
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creating a more natural performance and
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this is something you would not be able
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to do by hand by any means so it's
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really doing a great job of handling
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sort of what I'm throwing at it and we
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can even see some interesting creative
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choices that the software is making that
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I didn't even Define so the first thing
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you could see with these two notes here
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when I'm saying the word when and you're
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that we're actually moving from one
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pitch to the other in a very slow manner
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rather than instantly from Pitch one to
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pitch two
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when you're
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and then another creative decision it's
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doing is actually using what we would
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call a Grace note into the next note so
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my destination pitch here is a c but the
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software is actually doing a sort of
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Grace note into the next note so we're
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using a note that would technically that
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I didn't really Define or that I didn't
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want the software to do but it's sort of
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calculated on its own that you know this
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could be something that sounds good
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based on if it's on its training data to
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me this really just encapsulates the
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creative process that I would have with
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another human being you know what when
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I'm working with a vocalist I may be
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like I don't really like how this
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syllable sounds and then they try it
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again and give me a new take and we end
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up having this collaborative process of
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sort of the kind of sound that I want
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mixed with the influences of the actual
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vocalist that I'm working with and then
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we find like a happy medium and we're
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doing the exact same thing here but with
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an artificial intelligence since I
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mentioned the idea of doing different
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takes something really cool that we can
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even do within the software synthesizer
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five is we can actually have it generate
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new takes for us if we don't like what
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it spit out to us initially for example
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sample this right here
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like I'm not a fan of it and I just want
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to give a new take rather than tweaking
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within the no properties I don't like
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that give me something a little bit
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different
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and then it's going to go ahead and use
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context awareness and recalculate
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everything
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and another great thing about having the
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ability to create different takes is
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that I if I move a little bit further
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within the vocal you know I have the
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ability now to have doubling and have
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the vocal spread throughout the stereo
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Spectrum which if you're a producer
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you'll know this is a standard way to
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really create a nice vocal production
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time waits for nobody
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who so don't stay stuck in the past all
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life will pass you by
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all you have to is right so it just
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really enables us to be more creative in
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our different vocal layers and really
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mess around with things in a way that I
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think is pretty interesting even with
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faster vocals and syllables it tends to
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really come along really well like
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obviously in some areas you can tell
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maybe it's a bit too perfect but overall
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like our performance I think is really
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really good minus some glitches and some
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things that I didn't finish writing or
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adjusting like just the first sort of
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initial pass of what I'm writing I think
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sounds pretty neat
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I'm teaching you baby
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and what's really cool is that the
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software even emulates the sound of
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breathing in before actually belting out
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the next phrase
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what's up
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here's a quick final example before I
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really get into the more philosophical
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discussion I just want to show you how
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well this software is able to handle a
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much more complicated Arrangement than
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what I showed previously
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deep down all right
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I just want to show you one final thing
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with regarding expression and I thought
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it was really cool how when I started to
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have the software perform lower notes
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that in a way almost its imperfections
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fit the harmonic context of what I was
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writing so there's this part of the song
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that's the bridge which is calling into
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question all the you know feelings
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talked about previously in the verse in
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the chorus and I wanted to see if the
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vocal performance could also match that
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and I think it did really really well
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who you really are
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so I was really able to in some sense
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capture a performance I was much more
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human and sort of convey some emotions
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that I wanted to within my Arrangement
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so one thing that's really cool about
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this is each vocalist sort of has its
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own personality in way that it conveys
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its sort of emotions if you want to use
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that word so you kind of have a certain
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style and stylistic decisions that are
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being made sort of by the AI based on
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its training data you know much in the
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same way that a human would based on the
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input of all their influences hey
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everybody I need to make a brief
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interjection if you're enjoying this
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content and more interesting things as
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well as to pursue a lot of the bigger
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goals that I would like to achieve for
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my channel anyways thank you all so much
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for watching and back to the video
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recently online I've been seeing a lot
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of hate over artificial intelligence and
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its relation to Art you know in the
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visual space there's a lot of
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interesting stuff happening with like
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stable diffusion and so on and you know
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the results of this software are really
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phenomenal especially when it comes to
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more stylized art you know some of it if
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you don't know what you're looking for
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you'll never have any idea that it was
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done by artificial intelligence
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and I could see how many artists would
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be maybe upset or you know frustrated
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over the fact that there's artificial
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intelligence now filling the space of
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ours and some people are even making the
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argument that these data sets are sort
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of stealing from other artists which to
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me in my perspective I feel is hilarious
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and we'll get into that in a second but
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a lot of people are upset and it really
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frustrates me the reason it frustrates
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me is because they're really kind of
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like I don't know how to describe it you
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know they're not really seeing past
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their nose in a sense like there's so
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many possibilities that this AI can have
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towards your art that you're is sort of
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shutting out because of an emotional
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reaction to something that you fear or
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don't understand and especially when it
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comes to being online people can get
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into their little Bubbles and you know
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feed into each other's anger and
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negativity over something without really
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considering the other side even on the
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more pro-artificial intelligence side
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which is a little bit more where I
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personally align many people can get
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into their little Bubbles and not
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understand the other side either and
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sort of their concerns one thing that
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many people are saying is like AI is
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going to steal work from artists and
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people are going to turn to AI rather
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than paying you know an artist to do
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their work but let's be honest the
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reality of something like this is that
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an artificial intelligence is not going
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to really take away many jobs
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in my personal opinion and I say that
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because people who would rather go to an
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artificial intelligence to get some
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visual art rather than an artist or
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people who would probably not pay to
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begin with rather than using an AI to
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generate art they would probably just
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steal the art that you've been working
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on crop out your logo maybe do a few
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edits and then post it as their own I've
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seen arguments about how AI doesn't
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really have any value and it doesn't
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really you know say anything there's
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really no artistic Merit to it but if we
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really look at that on its head and kind
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of take it from a more free market
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perspective which I know is going to
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piss a lot of artists off but I kind of
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align more this way is that the value of
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something is what we assign to it as
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individuals in the same way that art is
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something completely con it's a complete
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abstract concept of the Mind money is
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the same way it's just sort of a thing
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we have to trade different you know
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Commodities and goods in the same way
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with art our personal value of something
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is sort of what gives it value so some
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people may see AAR and not really value
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it because it doesn't mean some
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arbitrary standards that they have but
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there are many people who are going to
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look at AR AI art and sort of see it as
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this really interesting artistic
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expression and an artistic expression
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that had its original sort of foundation
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within you know the human mind and then
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was changed into something that was able
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to be computated by an artificial
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intelligence using a totally different
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perspective and they would give that
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perspective its own unique interesting
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value versus only sort of relying on the
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perspective of individual human being if
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if I'm making sense here right and I
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think when you sort of blind yourself to
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the amazing possibilities that
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artificial intelligence has I think long
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term once the market settles and we find
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equilibrium overall the artistic sort of
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expression that we will have access to
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within the world is going to be so much
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better I think many annoying tasks and
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jobs and art that are really frustrating
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are going to be sort of automated away a
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little bit and we can sort of have
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artists focus on other things that are
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more important so for example spending
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time on the marketing and advertising
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side because they're not having to spend
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so much time in certain areas especially
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when it comes to 3D art and I think in
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many ways with music as we're kind of
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coming into the future of that where I
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can sort of have an AI give me a bunch
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of different chord progressions or a
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bunch of different melodic ideas over a
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chord progression or maybe even when I'm
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in my workstation I'm writing some
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chords
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um it'll detect what I've been writing
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and composing and suggest different
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chords to me to come after with what
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I've already written or maybe I can have
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it analyze a section of a chord melody
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or a Harmony or something like that and
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then try to come up with a new variation
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on it in the next part of the song and I
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think if you're a working musician this
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can be amazing because now you can
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finally sort of have a bunch of ideas
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thrown at you especially when you have
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writer's block and you get to have a you
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know totally different perspective of
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something that an AI would write and
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sometimes some of those accidents that a
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human wouldn't necessarily do are things
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that I think would be very valuable as
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an artist and sort of as an asset and I
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think you're just going to be fine
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there's going to be times where you'll
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be like oh this is a job for AI perfect
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you're going to be other times where
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it's like no I need to make this from
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scratch because this is the only way to
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approach this project so that's a brief
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idea of what I kind of think about
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artificial intelligence and I would love
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to hear what you have to think below but
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anyways let's go back to my other angle
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okay everybody thank you so much for
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taking the time to watch this video I
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hope you found it interesting and maybe
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are sort of maybe a little bit more
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enlightened to all the interesting
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things that AI can do and hopefully I
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was able to change your perspective a
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little bit if you were somebody that's
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very pessimistic in terms of the AI and
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the feature that it's going to hold for
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us and I guess you could say Humanity as
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a whole
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anyways thank you so much for watching
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and I'll see you in the next video
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