Why not? Mostly for private use in my case. SDXL has created some beautiful works of art in my experiments and I would love to have a similar experience in the music world.
It’s just kind of lame imo.
“Mostly” private use? Mmm. :thumbs down emoji:
When they moved back to Scotland and started their music they started incorporating both the machinery and the sounds from the tapes in their compositions. And they could play their compositions live. It was quite the rig.
It’s not just entertainment. It’s communicating a very specific feeling and perspective. Keep learning and create, don’t be satisfied with just copying.
The biggest difference here is in the doing. You have to grow into one mode over time and energy spent, the other is immediate gratification with minimal personal energy.
Everything valuable comes during the course of that process of growing and committing energy. And it’s so good. Don’t deny yourself.
So shortchanging yourself in experience by skipping over all of the things that make art a practice and not just a material commodity you may be missing out on such a moment. Nothing to do with what's cool or not. One has soul, the other is void.
(Axis of Awesome - 4 Four Chord Song)
I recommend learning about that before deciding it’s satisfactory to reduce it to an algorithm suited for copying.
It’ll enrich your life. Endless copies will not. They take that music, that emergence of order out of chaos, and return it back to chaos.
It’s void.