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  • Do you take suggestions from your peers?
  • Do you search for songs in a specific genre? Specific artist?
  • Do you just choose a random mix instead?

What do you do to find music?

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[โ€“] Shellofbiomatter@lemmus.org 3 points 1 day ago (2 children)

Same, other downside of it is that YT music starts to recommend AI generated music at this point, cracked Spotify stopped working. While i might not recognize AI generated pictures, i can actually recognize AI generated music. It's like if I've heard one AI generated song per genre, I've heard them all.

[โ€“] akunohana@piefed.blahaj.zone 4 points 1 day ago (1 children)

That really bothered me, since I used to really like both lo-fi and techno, but at a certain point the "slick" background images and repetitive themes and motifs made me feel "wtf is this" and now it's cumbersome to find "hand written" gems. ๐Ÿ˜“

my terrible electronic music is all programmed by hand, sequenced and recorded live from hardware straight from the mixer to the sound card :) it's free range garbage ;) https://etherphon.bandcamp.com/

[โ€“] Appoxo@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 1 day ago (1 children)

If that is so, please listed to a few songs by "Almost Vinyl" (releases on YT and Spotify) which are AI generated songs but not as slop but IMO more as an instrument in of itself.
Then there is also "There I ruined it". He does his own music parodies but applies a voice filter to sound like the actual artist he is performing as (Like Adele singing about the experiences after a hot TacoBell meal).

Would be curious if and how strong your senses react to it despite knowing it's AI (based).

Fair, it does seem to be a lot less noticable if at all for both channels. So probably just an issue with general slop/low quality content that YT music algorithm feeds.

Though as we are on lemmy, prepare to be shat on for even recommending that AI might be used for making something decent.