i got one joint finished in all my time of using it (and a bunch of ideas). i let suno write over my beats and it took a couple dozen generations of which i selected 4. stemmed the vocals out from those 4, trashed whatever they were doing to my beat, horn solos and stutter steps and all that. chopped and arranged the vocals into a quick and dirty piece. arranged my own shyt around the vocals, basically produced the record. it was just like working with an artist that aint hard headed. fun but that one took me a whole weekend. i dont feel a way about using it like that because i cant singThere are legit use cases, especially if you're a writer.
I've used old vocals of mine, vocals of my mom 20 some odd years ago at a Christmas party. You can hum/scat your own melodies, instruments, anything you actually made to then apply the tools to. I wrote like two songs for a friend of mind and sent her a reference track with generated vocals to see how it should sound.
Young Guru has the most sober take on all of this, the shyt isn't going anywhere, it's not inherently bad and again, plenty of legit use cases but before it gets completely out of hand some conversations need to be had.
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