u/On_my_way_ToPluto

Hey everyone.

I’ve been thinking lately that a lot of people using AI tools for music are sitting alone with their songs because every discussion eventually turns into “AI vs real musicians,” and honestly… it gets exhausting.

I’m not some “real producer” or industry person 😄
I’m just a pianist/violinist with a music background who happens to use AI because I can write music and hear arrangements in my head — but I absolutely cannot sing the way I hear things.( terrible singer 🤪😂)

So for me AI became less “generate content” and more “finally hear the songs that used to exist only in my head.”

And I’m probably not the only one.

So I’ve been thinking about maybe creating a small cozy Telegram group for people who actually make AUTHORIAL music this way:
\- writing their own lyrics,
\- concepts,
\- melodies,
\- weird genre experiments,
\- character songs,
\- emotional/soundtrack pieces,
\- and then using AI as part of the creative workflow.

Not a “500 generated tracks a day” spam place 😄
More like a small community where people can:
\- share songs,
\- discuss ideas,
\- give feedback,
\- help each other improve arrangements/prompts/structure,
\- and just talk about music without endless hate wars.

I’m not even making the group yet 😄
I just genuinely want to know if people here would actually be interested in something like that.

DM me if interested, please:) not sure if it’s relevant

Hey everyone.

I’ve been thinking lately that a lot of people using AI tools for music are sitting alone with their songs because every discussion eventually turns into “AI vs real musicians,” and honestly… it gets exhausting.

I’m not some “real producer” or industry person 😄
I’m just a pianist/violinist with a music background who happens to use AI because I can write music and hear arrangements in my head — but I absolutely cannot sing the way I hear things.( terrible singer 🤪😂)

So for me AI became less “generate content” and more “finally hear the songs that used to exist only in my head.”

And I’m probably not the only one.

So I’ve been thinking about maybe creating a small cozy Telegram group for people who actually make AUTHORIAL music this way:
\- writing their own lyrics,
\- concepts,
\- melodies,
\- weird genre experiments,
\- character songs,
\- emotional/soundtrack pieces,
\- and then using AI as part of the creative workflow.

Not a “500 generated tracks a day” spam place 😄
More like a small community where people can:
\- share songs,
\- discuss ideas,
\- give feedback,
\- help each other improve arrangements/prompts/structure,
\- and just talk about music without endless hate wars.

I’m not even making the group yet 😄
I just genuinely want to know if people here would actually be interested in something like that.

DM me if interested, please:) not sure if it’s relevant

Hey everyone.

I’ve been thinking lately that a lot of people using AI tools for music are sitting alone with their songs because every discussion eventually turns into “AI vs real musicians,” and honestly… it gets exhausting.

I’m not some “real producer” or industry person 😄
I’m just a pianist/violinist with a music background who happens to use AI because I can write music and hear arrangements in my head — but I absolutely cannot sing the way I hear things.( terrible singer 🤪😂)

So for me AI became less “generate content” and more “finally hear the songs that used to exist only in my head.”

And I’m probably not the only one.

So I’ve been thinking about maybe creating a small cozy Telegram group for people who actually make AUTHORIAL music this way:
- writing their own lyrics,
- concepts,
- melodies,
- weird genre experiments,
- character songs,
- emotional/soundtrack pieces,
- and then using AI as part of the creative workflow.

Not a “500 generated tracks a day” spam place 😄
More like a small community where people can:
- share songs,
- discuss ideas,
- give feedback,
- help each other improve arrangements/prompts/structure,
- and just talk about music without endless hate wars.

I’m not even making the group yet 😄
I just genuinely want to know if people here would actually be interested in something like that.