u/KillMode_1313

It’s almost like I can see the future…. Almost like I knew this deal was happening before it happened…….
Hmmmm……. I wonder what’s going to happen next?

First off, Udio isn’t going anywhere.

This is no spam. This isn’t a scam. I am NO bot account. It’s just the same me that has probably argued with each and every one of you at least once in your Reddit lifetime.

So, I know it is no secret that I jump quickly on peoples posts in here and disagree hard when they talk about how they can’t download their tracks or how the Udio models are worse today than they were two years ago (completely untrue, just read on). Most will get mad and call me out like I’m some sort of secret spy or something. Been accused of being paid by Udio for defending them. Which for one, would be a pretty decent gig… and for two, they would owe me a HELL of a lot of money by now. These people have a mindset like how could there possibly ever be somebody who does not hate the same thing they do. Well I truly believe it all goes back to just the downloading ability, which in due time, they will all realize that what I have been trying to tell people for a very, very long time now, is actually really happening one way or another.

With this uprising of artificial intelligence, and now with AI music generation abilities, the entire music industry is changing, but not in the way they are thinking. AI music creators started out all excited, all trying to make cool music and releasing it on Spotify and Apple Music for the world to hear… But the world does not want to hear your music. You know that. I know that. So stop lying to yourself. It’s not even that your music is bad. Or that your music is not “Real Music”.  It’s that your music is no different than anybody else’s track on the platform you’re listening to it on… There is absolutely a wider range of the types of styles and sounds you get from using Udio, but a lot of people still just always use the same type of prompt. Suno’s platform is a lot worse though. Suno is littered with the same exact sound millions and millions of times over.

Here is a question to ponder. What happens when you guys generally share your track on any one of these Reddit posts on the Udio or Suno subreddits or the ones like “Listen4Listen”... on the underground communities? Nothing happens. People just want to share but nobody ever listens to others. People are greedy. And you may end up getting one or two listens if you’re lucky enough for the first one to give yours an extra thumbs up. Do you honestly believe you are going to become a famous rock star if you have the ability to download your music?

I have been trying to tell you people that the ability to download your music from Udio is not as important as think it is. And no offense but your ego may be just a bit too big. Because unless you really are wanting to use AI music as a tool and sampling your outputs to loop in a DAW or something, then being able to download the track you have just generated does not even matter. (we all know that most of you who say that say work in a DAW and need the stems or whatever, really don’t). And we also know that the majority who have a ton of plays on the streaming platforms are fake plays. Or even if they are real plays, where is that actually getting you?

With Udio, and this Walled Garden, it is actually going to be a good thing. You guys will see. But as for right now, you can still listen to your tracks perfectly fine. If you want someone else to hear it, you can share the link to it perfectly fine as well. And then guess what!? They can hear your amazing track too. Maybe even turn around and create their own.

No need to download. No need to break TOS. No need risking the chance of one day possibly losing access to the absolute best AI music models available.

The fact is that with how easy it is becoming for people to create their own music now,  nobody will ever want to sit and listen to your music. With the economy like it is, the prices of entertainment skyrocketing, people will soon stop going to other artist’s shows.They will eventually stop listening to other artist's music completely. I spend every single second I can either creating new tracks, editing old tracks, or just thinking about my next tracks. I care not about anybody else’s music. Not any AI creators. Not any of your “Real Music Artists”. I only care about, I only think about, I only listen to MY music.

And that there is where the rest of the world is heading too. You can say “No, never. Real Music is too good. There is no comparison.” And I wouldn’t fully disagree, but it seems those crazy kids these days really like to make music. Especially the ones who couldn’t in the more practical ways before. And now the ability to create music that is just as good, or in a lot of my cases, even better than most stuff I would listen to from anyone else. The market is too big for this concept not to eventually come to fruition. 

Ok… So… What about that gift I mentioned???

Yeah, I’m getting to it. Just keep reading. It’s good for you.

We, as the AI music creators communities need to try harder to be more creative. Be more unique. If in fact you do want to stand out, then open up your minds more and explore ideas and methods with this technology that you wouldn’t usually ever consider trying. 

AI music generation, specifically when using Udio models, relies on tags and keywords far more heavily than many users realize. Integrating just a few specific tags at the conclusion of your prompt can significantly influence the output, steering the track toward a very particular type of sound.

The real magic happens when you saturate the prompt section with an overload of completely random tags that wouldn't normally coexist. I am not entirely certain yet, but it seems that Udio’s models especially appear to respond to this pile of "nonsense" that's just been thrown at it by either becoming so confused and just go off and just start creating what it has really always wanted to make but never gotten the chance… or taking those elements and forcing them to all work together at a level of complexity that far surpasses standard human composition… or a bit of both.

I like to think of it like preparing a massive batch of musical cookie dough. You are essentially folding together raw, individual components that might not seem too appealing on their own. However, single "ingredients" often emerge in different areas of a track, kind of like little audible chocolate chips. While the individual parts may not be particularly "tasty" on their own, once they are combined in the Udio mixer and "baked" for about three minutes or so, the results can be truly incredible 😮

That, my friends… is where PRMPTR comes in. 

I have created a simple tool that will completely change the way you create your AI music forever. This prompting tool is not like the others you may have seen floating around that tries to actually build an entire scaffolding structure to make sure every useless detail is positioned just right… No. Not my prompting app. Mine will throw as many different combinations of random words at you as you want. With over 5000 random tags in the library, the possibilities are limitless. You simply hit a button to spawn however many random tags you want, hit copy and take it straight into the prompt section in your favorite prompting field and let the magic happen! Or, you can scroll through all the different categories and explore as much as you like, picking out just the ones you want to use. You will literally start getting the most creative, most unique sounding songs you have ever generated the first time you try it. I am not exaggerating. I’m not joking. 

Keep an eye out for my posts about it later today! I’ll be sharing some examples, a bit of a little walkthrough, and of course where to go to use it. No ads, no signups, no BS. Just load up the page, click a couple buttons, and get the prompt for your next best generation!