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And as far as the Fender stuff, we've moved on. We're mad at D'addario now.



What did those poor bastards do to piss off Rick Beato?


More claims of AI being used in an ad. TBH, the music was, let's say, not my cup of tea however it was created. Very odd choice for an ad for strings.
>>Martin Briley - Salt In My Tears<<

Yes! I should have thought of this one! Ive loved this song since it came out.


Not super obscure, but seems to have been forgotten... even by the band.
Oh Bud likes to keep the fires stoked. Just a week or so ago he made a few comments about AI that relit some hatred.
Of course I can’t speak to what has gone on in their private life, but I think professionally, Tim and Tina are going to regret this. I can’t see Your Moms House continuing with them divorced. That show is the cornerstone of YMH Studios. I think this will greatly impact how all of that is run and IMO is likely to cause it all to wane. I know Tim’s standup has taken off but I think that is in large part due to YMH. And together they are bigger and better than separate. I predict neither will be as successful apart as they have been together.

My gut tells me Tim has gotten a bit too full of himself and with all of Tina’s health issues, wants a new life. I don’t think he will find what he thinks he will find.
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I repeatedly called the little bugs by my window split tails to the pest control guy. They are actually spring tails


The horror! How does one ever recover from a faux pas like that?!
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Appreciate your reply, but I’ll agree to disagree. I run a home studio as well and, sure, there’s not as much demo work to be done. But as someone else said, those who are using it to promote as something they organically built are going to be weeded out and the people who are serious are doubling down on real players, real engineers, real people.


The “Just the tip” argument

It’s never “just the tip”

Everyone seems to have a way of justifying their own use of something at the expense of others. Never realizing that others re justifying their own use use of the same thing at the expense of them.

I’ve seen musicians make AI videos for their songs saying they can’t afford to make their own videos.

Then some of those same people will decry when producers and directors use AI music for their projects claiming they can’t afford musicians.

IMO you cannot try to justify your own use of AI ON ANY LEVEL, then complain about others using it, whether on a similar level or not. There is absolutely no way to govern “how much AI is ok”.

It’s never just the tip.

The genie has left the barn. The horse is out of the bottle.

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used in the creation process to provide a polished demo of an idea where hiring out a full band to convey the idea is not feasible....go for it. But if it's used to create in the sense of providing ideas, melodies, parts, etc....I'm out. Don't put that stuff into the world and pretend you made something.


In some ways I think you have it exactly backwards. Using AI to polish demos directly puts some people out of work. Using AI to generate ideas is in many way simply the next development of aleatoric music. Mozart has a piece where dice are used to determine which piece of pre-written music is used next. John Cage used the Chinese I Ching in creating Music of Changes.

Am I a fan of generative AI music? No. Do I think it will go away? Not a chance in hell. I postulate that at some point there will be a tipping point where a generation rises on AI in every aspect of their lives will prefer AI generated music and other art forms. The genie left the bottle decades ago.
I was recently in the new car market. I had it down to a Mustang GT (I was then driving an older Mustang GT) or the Model 3 Premium. I ended up with the Model 3. It was $10k less and is faster than the Mustang. Another factor was the house I recently purchased already had Solar. So I charge my car with the sun and don’t have to pay $6+ a gallon in gas for a car that *might* get 18mpg. Oil changes? A thing of the past.

While the Mustang is undoubtedly better looking, I really don’t have any regrets.

I don’t subscribe to FSD but have gotten 2 months free. I was skeptical but it is amazing. And yes, if every car on the road were using it, we could travel faster and things would be incredibly safer.
No.

He may not have the same college experience as an 18 yo freshmen. But then again, that might not be a bad thing.

re: NIL question

Posted by johnqpublic on 7/9/26 at 5:48 pm to
If they make enough in college to set them up, they just be pretty good and would likely get good money in the pros.

Now if someone makes a lot in college and gets hurt toward the end of their last year, then I could see them not going pro.

re: Underrated guitar players

Posted by johnqpublic on 7/9/26 at 5:40 pm to
Alvin Lee
Berton Averre
Gary Richrath
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Remember when Apple made everyone download that U2 album?


They didn’t make me. As soon as I got an iPhone, I turned off all the auto download stuff.
Bought an electric mower a year ago and it does the job just fine. No need for oil or gas, just charge up the battery every so often.

The only regret I have is not getting one of those robotic lawn mowers.