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Genre and details up front so people know what they are clicking on. Context on your process, what you were going for, what you did to get there, where you're unsure. Prompts, directing notes, process notes welcome.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave.
Leave feedback. Try to explain and fix it if possible. "This sucks because.../This is good because..."
Genre and details up front so people know what they are clicking on. Context on your process, what you were going for, what you did to get there, where you're unsure. Prompts, directing notes, process notes welcome.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave.
Leave feedback. Try to explain and fix it if possible. "This sucks because.../This is good because..."
Genre and details up front so people know what they are clicking on. Context on your process, what you were going for, what you did to get there, where you're unsure. Prompts, directing notes, process notes welcome.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave. Leave feedback. Try to explain and fix it if possible. "This sucks because.../This is good because..."
Genre and details up front. Context on your process -- what you were going for, what you did to get there, where you're unsure. Prompts, directing notes, process notes welcome.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave. Leave feedback. Try to explain and fix it if possible. "This sucks because.../This is good because..."
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Five days in. Keep it going.
Genre and details up front. Context on your process -- what you were going for, what you did to get there, where you're unsure. Prompts, directing notes, process notes welcome.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave. Aim for 2.
Due to some people being upset, I won't be doing reviews this time, so it's up to you guys to carry it.
Many of us have asked ourselves whether what we're making is slop. If you've never asked that question, consider seriously that you might be part of the problem.
This is a weekly thread where we judge each other's work honestly. Post your track. The community decides whether the effort and intention you put in actually comes through in the music
Or whether it doesn't.
The rules are simple:
Antis are welcome. Good faith criticism only. Leave the hatred at the door. This isn't about dismissing a song for being AI-generated. It's about holding the work to a standard that puts it genuinely beyond the reach of slop.
Post your track. Make your case. Take the feedback.
Let's find out what we're actually making.
Make sure to like every comment to 1. fight back against the anti brigade and 2. to support people putting themselves out there for judging.
One rule for this thread: give us context. What were you going for, what did you actually do to get there, where are you unsure. A song with no context gets no useful feedback. Include any prompts, directing notes or process notes you are willing to share.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave.
Same rules as always: give us context. What were you going for, what did you do to get there, where are you unsure. Include prompts, directing notes, or process notes you're willing to share.
Genre and details up front so people know what they're clicking on.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave. Give them some real feedback.
Post your music here. Let's aim for 2 reviews per song you drop.
For fun, let's set a category. You don't have to follow it if you dont have anything that meets it. Feel free to share anyway!
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What is your most human, emotional, or expressive song? Something that bleeds humanity and leaves no question to whether ai music can make you feel.
Post your AI music here. Links, embeds, whatever platform you're on. Give genre and details so people know what they are clicking on.
One rule for this thread: give us context. What were you going for, what did you actually do to get there, where are you unsure. A song with no context gets no useful feedback. Include any prompts, directing notes or process notes you are willing to share.
Listen to at least one other person's work before you leave.
r/AI_Music has been mostly quiet and undefined for a while. That changes today.
This is a community for people who actually make AI music -- who write, direct, arrange, prompt, produce, and care about the result. Not a dumping ground for first generations. Not a fan club for the technology. Not a battlefield for people who want to argue about whether AI music should exist.
The rules are up. Read them. They're short and most are common sense.
The short version: share your work, show what went into it, listen to other people's, give real feedback when asked. The number one goal is to make better music.
If you've been frustrated that every AI music space treats a painstakingly crafted song the same as someone typing "make me a hit song," this is the alternative.
This is where we separate slop from art.
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Make AI music better.
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Just having some fun. Everyone always forgets that there is a real human behind the ai art being created. from the simple prompt songs to a directed and curated song to one played by hand and processed with ai. It all requires a human.
You know that old Jeff Foxworthy bit about rednecks? I was inspired to do something like this while joking about how to recognize an intj in the wild.
Lets have some fun and fill in the blank.
Thought this one turned out really well and wanted to share it.
Go on and nerd out.
We all want an excuse to talk about our music. The story behind it, the inspirations for your music, the meaning of the songs.
This is the space to do that.
Make sure you engage with others and not just post your own and walk.
Thorium powered data centers that use a coolant system in the data centers to passively exchange the heat into salt water, which would preheat it before sending it into the Thorium reactor upon which it reaches boiling point and begins the process of Thermal distillation without any extra heat, mechanism or energy use. The data center gets cooled and powered, the community it exists in gets excess energy and fresh water as a byproduct.
While the technology is years away, we could easily do the same process with Solar and tidal power, with the extra preheating done through a passive solar pipeline to reach high enough temps that only a little more energy is needed for more efficient reverse osmosis.
Just having some fun
Why is this happening? Are we just posting music here now? What have I been holding back for?
People say Ai music lacks a soul but I know plenty of people here are writing their soul into their music. Let's hear them.
My only bar to entry is it has to actually have soul that can be heard in the performance, not just in the writing.
For fun, Listeners can rate songs based on how much it makes them feel. Give them a score out of 5 emojis, your choice.
Video generation is expensive. What do you think of my work around? I realized I might have been over editing my last ones to fake movement but this song had a feel that would support the different visual storytelling with minor editing.
[Rules on this are unclear so I don't know if this is within your rulebook's parameters or not. It follows rule 3 but might not follow rule 4, as it is a low fps static image with intentional framing that acts as animations. If this is not allowed, I will remove it as requested.]