Would it be lazy, wrong, or cheating if I wrote the complete lyrics of a song using all of my own lyrics and entered my lyrics in to the app and asked AI to enhance it? I could then change words, phrases, arrangements, and add more inspired lyrics. Someone with songwriting skills and talent could write powerful lyrics this way. I'm using AI in other areas of my life, and I'm trying not to be shortsighted or stubborn. Using AI to enhance and correct my own material sounds valid to me. Any thoughts on using AI in this way?

I have hearing loss now as a result of a semi truck pulling out in front of me i was on a Road King Harley Davidson 2 years ago. I broke my back and several other bones and banged my head resulting in severe Vertigo Tinnitus and I can’t hear above 10.5k in left ear and 12 k in right ear. However I can hear down to 30hz in both ears! Thankfully! My post is about dealing with frequencies that we can’t hear. Even before the collision I could hear only to about 16.5khz. BUT!! I can absolutely hear the difference when I boost way above my hearing limitations. Like boosting 15 to 16 kHz. I can tell a difference! Even with a relatively low Q. Why do you think that is? Harmonics ? Or is it a phantom of what I want to hear?

Any experienced mastering engineers in here that have pushed a -6 lufs song out via DSP's? Whats the best headroom to output to avoid issues?

Only 3 free trials with credits left of the new membership... 297 gone already.... go go go! https://courses.mastering.com/membership_info?coupon=launch20

We're considering making every YouTube video more specific to a certain genre or skill level. This would allow us to better help a specific person instead of keeping every video broad. If we went down this route, would you rather we put everything on this channel, or had different channels for different skills levels or genres?