@artiom_constantinov i mean obvs i'm being a bit cynical here, mainly to offset a lot of what i see as hype

i think you'll get the kind of people who were already in fairly artistically null territory using it a bit and no one really noticing cos what they're replacing was already fungible to some extent

i think it's a bit like cgi - as in, the only time you'll notice it is when it's bad, so people will complain about it when it's prob right to complain, and other times they won't notice it at all and will assume it's not there (and i'm not gonna get into this but the q then is does it even matter)

i mean obvs looking at it as a techbro corporate takeover of the type of work traditionally done by humans makes it super shady in any context (cos it's a corporate takeover), but from a purely artistic standpoint i think you can only say whether it matters or not based on results

and bad results are bad regardless of the method used

@artiom_constantinov i mean machines making music for adverts feels like something that was always on the cards

i rem getting a sync req for a margarine advert for a track of ours, which we refused - and then a couple of months later seeing the ad and it having the most obvious soundalike copy of our track on it

so i'm like ehh, now they don't even need to pay someone to do that graft

any loss for human culture? idk, if anything they're doing everyone a favour