No.8404
>>8400The fact that it can make such a mismatched voice and melody work pretty well most of the time is impressive and kind of worrying.
No.8407
>>8400damn krabs got pipes
No.8408
capital has been so ruthless to the artists. for the last 20 years, in genres like hip hop and KPop and R&B especially, the photogenic people get put in the limelight and the nerds actually writing the lyrics and composing the music languish in obscurity, ghostwriting for these millionaire "stars" and their record companies. the vast majority of people ignore this dynamic and attribute all the skill and talent to the "star" and not their ghostwriters. now all those ghostwriters are getting fired. chatbots are writing the lyrics now. AIs are composing the music now. The means of production are proprietary software, and whoever owns it can produce everything at zero cost. soon even the "stars" won't be real anymore. every band will be like "Gorillaz" on steroids. girls will grow up crushing on guys who aren't even real. their redcarpet walks and live performances will be entirely holographic.
No.8415
>>8408>The means of production are proprietary softwareFalse. If anything, the AI space is the last battlefield of libre vs proprietary software. The battle now is between libre rvc and proprietary Musicfy. We've lost in the video game turf because video games are valuable as artifacts of culture but are on the offense when it comes to basically everything else.
No.8419
>>8400This is the first time I ever heard Mr. Krabs making MJ noises.
But what if… No, it cannot be… IT CANNOT BE!
No.8422
>>8419Billie Jean is a popular one for some reason, probably the MJ noises.
There's a lot more variety than those and some actually work really well with the voices.
No.8425
>>8422another gem
>>8424It can do different languages because it's just trying to produce the same phonemes using the voice. It might be missing some from the training sample but it can more or less reproduce them because it knows how they're supposed to sound from the song itself. It does result in the characters usually singing in an accent closer to the singer in the song than the character's accent at times.
No.8445
Some OK things in this thread, but THIS AI COVER is perfection:
https://piped.kavin.rocks/watch?v=lik2xCFCKDQ The realistic graphics in the videos of this channel are puzzling. For example, the realistic trees. Just how do they achieve that?
No.8446
>>8399Jesus fucking Christ.
No.8461
>>8415Shite, it's SVC, not RVC. My bad, bros.
SVC is the good libre alternative to all proprietary garbage, you should try it.
No.8463
>>8399Sounds terrible
It can't map onto MC Ride's vocals for shit, it just ends up making some warbling noise as a result
No.8471
>>8469It was physically painful, thank you.
No.8547
>>8541Jack Black is actually a program that generates parody songs.
No.8586
>>8585You use so-vits-svc to seperate the vocals, then you use Audacity to clean the vocals of the echo and seperate the voices into seperate tracks, then you feed the resulting tracks and the training data to the SVC again and then you use Audacity again to mix the vocals and the music and add the echo back. It's 100% audio editing.
It's elementary, Watson.
No.8613
>>8469got any more like this? i find it more interesting than voiced ai covers, closest stuff is villager and sans covers.
https://youtu.be/DVCOtJAUbis No.8687
trend i noticed is that the ai covers with over a million views tend to be the ones that are actually well-made with a lot of attention to detail
No.8823
>>8803Can some nerd do
Which Side Are You On with the Stalin voice?
No instrumentals please if possible, just raw vocals.
No.8831
>>8469anyone got the guitar tab for this one?
No.8882
>>8413im going to show this to my friend the next time we go tripping thanks anon
No.8992
>>8991Sounds more like Elmer Fudd lol
No.11089
>all the deleted videos
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