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Great Blog Brother!!!

I had to try and test it out for myself and I was impressed, good job. My only challenge was with the duets, and it might be a Suno thing and not FIYA. Even with the [ Brackets], Suno still sometimes screw things up.yes FIYA has created a nice tool to help with song creation. I need to use it more.

Suno always had issues with duets, even the bracket method in lyrics dont always work right. there is several ways to try t there was a few vids on youtube showing alternitive ways but it was like multi song credit use.

Thank you, Acemang Music, for your contribution, another great read.

His official FIYA Music page is:
https://fiyaplatform.com/@AcemangMusic

I was honestly shocked by some of this too. But I suppose AI music was always in the making. People have always wanted computers to do more than write documents, crunch numbers, or build spreadsheets in Excel.

As long as we keep things in perspective, AI can be a magnificent creative helper.

I feel like a lot of the fear and even hatred around AI is purely emotional. People are reacting to what they think it means before understanding what it can actually do.

I don’t know about y’all, but my favorite cartoon growing up was The Jetsons.

What did you think Elroy was using? Lol.

Fascinating info. I had no idea. My Uncle loves to tell of his days implementing major mainframe systems for hospitals in the early-mid 70s, that would fill half a hospital floor and cost millions, but can now fit it the palm of our hand.
I'll have to ask him about his experience with early AI tech

Awesome article. I really enjoyed it—thank you for sharing this.

I have a pair of Crusher Evo headphones from Skullcandy, and the bass on them is completely out of control. I love the immersive feeling, but honestly, they can give me a false sense of how the music actually sounds. Then I switch to my Beats and think, “Why does this sound so tinny?” But it is not necessarily the song—it is how exaggerated the Crusher Evos are.

You are absolutely right that reviewing music on different devices can produce very different experiences. As more people begin reviewing music on FIYA, I think the occasional unusual comment will naturally balance out with more detailed and descriptive feedback from a wider range of reviewers.

What if we added a question to each review:

What device did you use to review this song?

That could give the creator more context and help them better understand the feedback they receive.

Thanks again to Acemang Music for contributing to the FIYA Frequency Blog.

Excellent points. I've honestly had those thoughts as to how people are listening and how different a song can sound.

im using Beats Studio Pro Wireless Headphones and i have my McIntosh MAC7200
Stereo receiver with Bose speakers interfaced with my old acer gaming computer for my home studio it gives me that oldschool stereo sound that fills the room but for reviewing i use my Beats Headphones it has amazing depth and range.

I don't think they they was recklessly ignoring copyright, I think it was strategic and at the same time, knowing that they could force the industry to negotiate deals. It's smart because of the way AI is evolving they knew that either they need to get something started or someone else will, so they acted on it and it's paying off. Yes they could loose a lot of money, but because of what they built and the sheer volume of subscribers they have is definitely leverage. You also have to take into account that even Artist that's in the industry itself is also using it, even if some aren't bold enough to admit it.

It's all about money in the long run. I think it's a problem when you have enough subscribers to get monetized but your AI music is not done right and because of the followers liking "slop", that's where a problem could arrive. The poorly executed AI content ( mainly the ones that are heavily copyrighted and the ignorance of the creators who think it's a good idea to redo a copyrighted song), that is flooding the platforms. Which could make it bad for everyone.

It shouldn't be judged by how it's made, that shouldn't matter. If I'm listening to a song, I'm listening to how it made me feel, but it's not just the lyrics it's also the beat, because you can have ameaningful lyrics and a poor beat and vice-versa. The whole song matters to me, and it don't matter where it came from. My question is, if you have a door song that you produced using AI, but you actually put in a thought process and not just hitting buttons, and your putting your creativity in the world to listen to and they like it, we should be compensated for it. That's why I like where FiyaPlatform is heading to.