Should The D.O.C. use AI to release a final album?

[Playaz Eyez]

I’m firmly behind artificial intelligence usage for this reason, not the current shytty reasons they’re using it

 

[ClemenzaSupreme]

Bro get virtual dj on your computer and strip the vocal stems

Believe me, I've tried, I even used Serato and an AI vocal remover....I think it could also be the AI Model itself. There isnt a lot of DOC acapellas to train it on.

Anyway here's what is sounds like...not the greatest

 

[Ghost Utmost]

I'll allow it in the case of a proven talent who has had a medical problem

DMC too while we're at it.

 

[-Quikness-]

Fukk yeah

 

[get these nets]

I don't typically agree with using AI in rap music, especially when it involves artists who are no longer alive and I think most people feel the same way

However, in the case of rappers like the D.O.C., who have been involved in extensive ghostwriting and co-writing across numerous songs and albums because he can't record anymore, I think a strong rationale for making the exception.

I believe Beanie Sigel was also contemplating a similar approach.

What are your thoughts?

Rapper The D.O.C. reflects on the accident that changed his life and finally making new music​

CBS Mornings
Nov 10, 2023
Rapper The D.O.C. is reflecting on his life after a tragic accident more than 30 years ago that damaged his voice and derailed his career. Now he's in his early stages of releasing new music with the help of artificial intelligence. Michelle Miller has his story

 

[Flav]

Believe me, I've tried, I even used Serato and an AI vocal remover....I think it could also be the AI Model itself. There isnt a lot of DOC acapellas to train it on.

Anyway here's what is sounds like...not the greatest

I wonder if Ruthless Records still have his Adats where he can get his vocals from.

 

[BK The Great]

He still sounds alright with the gritty voice, fukk A.I. cause then it will only give it a pass to other weirdo behavior.

 

[TripleAgent]

Rapper The D.O.C. reflects on the accident that changed his life and finally making new music​

CBS Mornings
Nov 10, 2023
Rapper The D.O.C. is reflecting on his life after a tragic accident more than 30 years ago that damaged his voice and derailed his career. Now he's in his early stages of releasing new music with the help of artificial intelligence. Michelle Miller has his story

 

[DavidG]

Keep this so fukking shh...but D.O.C.'s throat is back to 90% capacity. Expect new records soon.

 

[TripleAgent]

Keep this so fukking shh...but D.O.C.'s throat is back to 90% capacity. Expect new records soon.

That's like a triple entendre CRAZY

 

[DavidG]

Yes an industry executive's best friend and I came through with lidocaine and fixed his throat up. Meaning no sleep during surgery.

 

[C-Styles]

this opens up another pandora's box, what about rappers that used to have an ILL voice and kind of fell off as they got older?? all of a sudden they can get their youthful flow again, like say a Cam'Ron or 50? could even have an Illmatic Nas if he decided to play with this sh*t

 

[TripleAgent]

this opens up another pandora's box, what about rappers that used to have an ILL voice and kind of fell off as they got older?? all of a sudden they can get their youthful flow again, like say a Cam'Ron or 50? could even have an Illmatic Nas if he decided to play with this sh*t

Maybe even you can sound dope now

 

[⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐]

this opens up another pandora's box, what about rappers that used to have an ILL voice and kind of fell off as they got older?? all of a sudden they can get their youthful flow again, like say a Cam'Ron or 50? could even have an Illmatic Nas if he decided to play with this sh*t

deep down you realize this probably even applies to you

 

[DavidG]

The only problem is D.O.C. is so fukking with it. I actually sent some demos pre-programmed with old voice written by me and produced by me to Dr. Dre - he didn't like them but the only problem is it got D.O.C. in the booth.