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What quality are you producing here ?

Suno has this issue too, but everything sounds like it's washed out or something. As if you recorded it from a different room.

Still I love this, ultimately I think it'll be a tool musicians use vs something for creating stand alone art



The audio is 44.1khz stereo, but all of us use autoencoders so the songs will fit in a transformer's context window, and huge compression will affect quality. We're definitely working on better ones, though!


Feels like this needs something like was done with stable diffusion when they fixed the contrast in images through the use of loras


I'd definitely pay more for higher quality!

Good work


Same here. Please consider a higher quality option.


I've found that adding prompt elements such as "hi-fi", "sharp imaging" and "clear soundstage" have helped create a less compressed and generally cleaner sound.


> Still I love this, ultimately I think it'll be a tool musicians use vs something for creating stand alone art

Spotify is getting flooded with AI generated music. It is absolutely something people will use to just generate the music they want to hear.

Ultimately though, what would be the point of spotify? Anybody will be able to generate 24/7 of songs based on their mood or a few keywords.

It will radically change the music landscape and how people "consume" music.


If this were the future that would be kinda depressing. I think the best, truly catchy songs and those that truly connect with people will continue having a significant human element. I see this as similar to the invention of Photoshop except even easier for normal people to start getting into.


So long as there's something to miss about human-generated content, there will be a market for that content.

Things are going to get truly weird when you can no longer tell the difference, on any level.


Photoshop doesn’t move the paintbrush for you.


At least for hip hop, AI is too sanitized to do anything too creative.

I suspect record labels might train their own models. I know for sampling, being able to just create a royalty loop without worrying about clearing anything is cool.




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