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AI Created Drake Hits are News AF – April 18, 2023
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LOL This is REAL old news. Computers have been generating song ideas for the past 10 years (which is one reason modern pop music sounds so similar). Similar ways of "talking" the music, similar rhythms, similar structure, similar orchestration. You'll hear nothing in the Bohemian Rhapsody, Black Man, White Room, March of the Black Queen, Satisfaction, etc.
Modern pop sounds the same and the Spanish National Research Council proved it. They examined nearly half a million songs over the last 50 years and found that the last 15 were the least inventive in virtually every way – note combinations, lyric complexity, orchestration diversity and most important, melodies were far more similar.