This video is so depressing.

@Gargron Your comment did not adequately prepare me for how bad this is.

@Gargron Way too long, to begin with.

@Gargron "they will want to pay more for these experiences" 🤮

@Gargron "Suno lets you make music faster, cheaper and lonelier."

@RolfBly @Gargron hard to tackle a topic this huge in a shorter video. One of the best videos from Adam Neely imho.

@Gargron Good video though - looks like some patience and care has gone into it

I have a very good friend who absolutely LOVES to prepare personal suno tracks for us when we are invited over, and I appreciate him for the thought, for sure. But it is always akward, and definetely not as fun and "meaningful" as suno might think it is

@Gargron @niccolo No time for. AI-generated music sucks. Is there anything else I need to know?

@RolfBly disagree that there is not time. Disagree that there is nothing else to know. Agree that AI-generated music sucks.

@Gargron No better time to start collecting CDs again Or even, using platforms such as Bandcamp that has completely banned AI

@Gargron AI bros: "We can't cure cancer, but we can make everything in life meaningless and worthless so that dying isn't so bad.”

@Gargron Just watched the beginning of the video. Pitching generative AI as a video game analogy to make music, talking about "multiplayer mode" is the most depressing thing I've heard this week.
I love music, I applied for a job at a concert hall. Seriously, no AI model can replace the feeling of inviting friends over, jamming, trying to cover a song and just having fun.

@oldrup I know what you mean. I also have a group of friends who know each other from playing in amateur musicals together, where the tradition of gifting suno songs for birthday has been established. Every time one of those has been played, I got this awkward feeling you talked about and it really upsets me, because one afternoon together and we could have built a songs by ourselves.