Great video on AI mastering from Benn Jordan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZRV2H4PK0Q The results of his blind test were that human mastering by experts got the most votes as sounding best - BUT....the top AI mastering tool is called Matchering - an open source AI mastering tool that appears to be what subscription tools are plugging into: The GitHub page for Matchering is here: https://github.com/sergree/matchering (for those who are a bit more techy) You can download a desktop version of it at: https://ultimatevocalremover.com/ Yes it's a vocal remover tool but the mastering option is under the menu CHOOSE PROCESS METHOD>AUDIO TOOLS and you can select Matchering. Then you add your track and a reference tracks and it'll do it's magic. It got better results in the blind test than Ozone's auto-mastering (although he only tested the automated version, without human tweaking, which he rated a lot higher). So basically it's not the best possible, but it's a free version of some of the subscription based AI mastering tools - so not for everyone but certainly a useful thing to try out, especially if you're on a tight budget!

Sorry for ringing the AI bell again Me And Alex briefly talked about AI on yesterdays call, his point , if I remember correctly, being that the general Copyright Chaos involved with it will leverage us as composers in the future to potential clients since we create music that can be verified in terms of copyright. So conicidently today this video came out by one of my favourite creators https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrkAORPiaEA My question: If AI cant have copyright, how can people copyright claim your past or even future music for sounding similar to AI generated tracks? While it seems possible to defend past work against this, once AI basically copied my style of writing, how can I continue sounding like myself in the future? Will we have to King Gizzard our creations, changing colours/genres often enough to not be caught by AI Rip offs chasing us? Or is this the dawn of a golden era for progressive music being to complex/long do be emulated with prompts only? D be interested in ur thoughts on the matter

Recently I've developed a tool, to create books on any subject I want using AI. I'm not sharing this anywhere else but here, since they are made exclusively for self-learning. You can find the books here: https://kadobot.github.io/books/ Update 30/09: Added the book "Composing & Producing in the Minimalist Style of Phillip Glass and Arvo Pärt"

It certainly has been a ride! Enjoy our Cinematic Soundtrack to Humanity's Fall!! Thanks to Alex and the rest of the AAA for your input! Just in case you want to listen in Spoti: https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/artist/432jIchWPLL2UKZWXw3Jtx?si=Qlc7HWnzR4OtE89kB8pe5A

Does anyone have updates on the latest greatest (reasonably affordable) Video Gen AI App? I started with Kaiber a few months ago...