AI Music Lab

On today’s episode we catch up on how AI was used in our classes this semester. Then a brief overview of the Drake vs. Kendrick rap beef, followed by a more in-depth discussion of the right to use AI Tupac in, "Taylor Made Freestyle". Then we discuss myvox and how it was used in the Randy Travis song, "Where That Came From". Let’s get into it.

On today’s episode we discuss the latest news in AI music including Spotify’s personalized AI playlists made using prompts. Then we do a deep dive on Udio, which Rolling Stone called the "ChatGPT for music". We listen to various songs that journalists created and critique them. Finally we talk AI music covers and how that applies to pop culture in general. Let’s get into it.

On today’s episode we have a special guest, Caleb Manifold, a student at Trinity University who used AI tools to create a music video for a special topics class on AI. We talk to Caleb about his prompts, the audio and visual elements of his video, and what he thinks about the AI industry in general. Let’s get into it.

On today’s episode, we discuss how we’ve used AI in the classroom since our last podcast, then we play around with the different voices of Pi. Next we use Soundraw to create some AI generated tracks. And finally we have a conversation with Google's Gemini about a 1980 album Jacob recently discovered by Jun Fukamachi entitled Quark. Let's get into it.

Just a little this and that on what we're thinking about for Season 2!

On today’s episode, we discuss AI news in general and Google’s many different flavors of Gemini. Then we discuss AI music on YouTube, how there_I_ruined_it creates music mashups with AI. And finally, we mess around with Google Music LM and what they think Xmas music is. Let’s get into it.

On today’s episode, we do a recap on this semester with using AI in our assignments from pitching out start up companies, public speaking, and writing projects. We also discuss AI and images using DALL-E, Vectorizer.AI, and Ideogram to create print posters and advertisements, and the pluses and minuses of these apps. And finally, we discuss how AI could impact music making, programming, and development in the future. Let’s get into it.

On today’s episode, we review the AI-enhanced Beatles song, “Now and Then,” and discuss Bad Bunny’s reaction to his AI music. Then we discuss YouTube’s generative AI program, Dream Track, and discuss the relationship between video and music with TikTok and finally we go deep on Bandcamp and how they could be using AI in their future. Let’s get into it.

On today’s episode, we talk to ChatGPT 4.0 using Whisper, their speech-to-text mode, and their text-to-speech mode to have Chat respond with spoken words, via the voice model “Juniper” on topics like Kanye West and white supremacy. Then we discuss the new Beatles song, “Now and Then,” and how AI was used to create this final Beatles track with some help from Peter Jackson. Let’s get into it.

On today’s episode, we make a lot more music using AI. First, we talk about our use of Discord in general and how it can be used to organize music making. Then Jacob uses BandLab’s song starter AI to make some AI generated beats. Then Frank uses Chirp software to create whole dream pop songs, with lyrics using AI. Let’s get into it.