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BREAKING: Universal partners with AI startup SoundLabs Imagine transforming your voice into an instrument. Or another vocal style. SoundLabs' MicDrop can do it. Here's why this AI tech is a game-changer: 1. Voice-to-Voice transformations: Artists can explore new vocal personas. With AI, you can experiment with different styles. And push creative boundaries. 2. Voice-to-instrument conversions: Turn your vocals into instruments. Expand your music production possibilities. Synthesize your voice into guitars, drums & more. 3. Speech-to-singing capabilities: Transform spoken words into sung vocals. Create intricate melodies. And harmonies from your speech or rap. 4. Language transposition: Sing in multiple languages without losing vocal quality. Reach global audiences. No need for multilingual recordings. MicDrop offers ultra-high fidelity vocal models. Ensuring full ownership and artistic control. Artists retain their unique sound. While exploring new creative avenues. ♻️ Repost this to help others in your network. P.S. Can you imagine Jon Bon Jovi use AI? P.P.S. I love his distinct raspy vocals. He's like no other. #ai #artificialintelligence #music #musicproduction #musicindustry ______ If you liked this, join The AI Musicpreneur - my newsletter that helps major artists, creators & industry leaders use AI responsibly to create & promote music like never before. https://lnkd.in/ewhM9U3h

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Christopher Wieduwilt (The AI Musicpreneur)

I help music professionals use AI (aimusicpreneur.com)

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Potential Challenges Universal Music & Soundlabs Might Face with AI: (And how to navigate them) Ethical concerns are significant. Artists' voice data must be used ethically and with consent. Prevent unauthorized misuse of AI vocals. Deepfake-style misuse can harm reputations. Legal and copyright issues are complex. AI-generated content needs clear legal guidelines. Ownership and control must be established. Protect artists' intellectual property rights. Technological limitations exist. Replicating nuanced vocal qualities is challenging. AI models must adapt over time. Vocal styles and techniques evolve. Artistic integrity is crucial. Some view AI vocals as compromising authenticity. Balance AI use with human creativity. Use AI to enhance, not replace, artistry. Address these challenges head-on. Ensure ethical, legal, and artistic standards are met. Navigating AI in music is a journey. Stay informed and proactive to succeed.

Christopher Wieduwilt (The AI Musicpreneur)

I help music professionals use AI (aimusicpreneur.com)

4mo

Jon Bon Jovi's distinct raspy vocals have been a defining element of the band's signature sound for over four decades. While the AI vocal tech offers intriguing creative possibilities, it's hard to imagine Bon Jovi fully embracing AI-generated vocals for an entire album. Their music has always felt authentic and true to their roots, forging a deep connection with fans. ☑ AI as a Creative Tool: Bon Jovi has never shied away from experimentation. On their 2020 album "2020," they incorporated elements of hip-hop and electronic music, pushing their sound in new directions. 1. Vocal Effects AI could be used for adding unique vocal effects, enhancing the overall sound without replacing Jon's voice. 2. Harmonies AI can create complex harmonies that might be difficult to achieve naturally, enriching the band's vocal arrangements. 3. Experimentation Using AI, Jon's voice could be experimented with in different styles or languages, adding a fresh twist to their music. ☑ Authenticity and Control Any use of AI would need to be under Jon's close guidance and control. This ensures the essence of his iconic voice remains intact.

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Christopher Wieduwilt (The AI Musicpreneur)

I help music professionals use AI (aimusicpreneur.com)

4mo

UMG & Soundlabs partnership is build on these principles: BT, SoundLabs founder: ↳ Believes in the human-centric future of music creation. Chris Horton, UMG SVP: ↳ Emphasizes keeping artists at the center of AI strategy.

I am interested in speech to singing functionaltiy. Does it work the same as ACE Studio? https://acestudio.ai

Ezra Sandzer-bell

Music Tech Marketer | Founder at AudioCipher Technologies | Formerly at Audio Design Desk

4mo

Speech to singing is novel! Now let’s see a demo of it in a real song and hear what it actually sounds like. 🤔

Melvin van Dosselaar

We future-proof your business with AI & Automation • Founder at Eleventh AI

4mo

This is crazy and brilliant to see - both at the same time Christopher Wieduwilt (The AI Musicpreneur)!

Clyde D.

Media Board Advisory || Producer: Music & Story || Published Author.

4mo

I'm happy... glad really, that we have two distinct flavors and paths to utilizing our Artifical Intelligence creations. [the actual AI / ML algorithms]... one path is the Udios & Sunos... then there's middle ground like BIAB and now seemingly; Mic Drop. It shows two things and 'exposes' one other. 1 - suno and Udio are the reason cassette tapes will make a come back. The sheer crap this AI spits out —would lend dramatic flourish —to A&R reps & audiences as fling tapes against a wall, of such music made by today's 'artistes' who are plaguing Playlists with "prompted" barely legible auto-lyrics & 8bit sampled instruments 2 - If we have 'humanity' left in us, we could do well to support real talent by *augmenting* their offerings with AI. hence; #AHI (#augmentedHumanIntelligence) is the way I'd go. Band in a Box is the kind right approach to AI in music I'd endorse. It supports real human talent, & makes you do enough work to get songs with fidelity & worth taking pride in. The “exposes bit?” Simple —#BigMusic Labels today is not about artiste dev. or music. it's a pivot to #MusiTech. Make money at any cost...even own 'voice banks' of artistes who've signed up for 'Mic Drop' after they die. [The irony of the title is striking]

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