The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in creative fields has sparked heated debates, and music is no exception. While some celebrate AI as a tool for innovation, others are quick to criticize its role in music production. But why does AI-generated music face so much hate? Let’s break it down.
The recent addition of the Playlist feature in Suno 4.5+—which lets you “pick a playlist of your own songs to inspire your next creation” and promises that only your music will be used to shape the output—marks a significant evolution in the landscape of AI-powered music creation.
Introduction If you’ve spent time composing music on Suno, you might recognize a common dilemma: whether to remake your older tracks—those crafted during the v3.5 era—with the platform’s most recent version. Tools like the Cover feature seem to promise a magical boost in audio quality.
If you’re a music producer planning to sell beats through BeatStars, the right subscription plan—and the website platform you choose—can make a big difference not just in flexibility, but in how much of your revenue you actually keep. Key Point: Avoiding Unnecessary Marketplace Fees One of the