Badminton Provides 200+ AI-Based Songs For Content Makers On All Platforms

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JAKARTA - Canadian singerasy and CreateSafe partnered with Slip.stream to provide more than 200 hitai songs for content creators to use on any platform.

Earlier this year, waro launched Elf.Tech, his AI voice impersonator software that allows users to record vocals with their voices.

This software is supported by API Triniti CreateSafe, and allows artists to distribute their creations to DSPs such as Spotify, Apple, Tidal, and others. More than 1000 songs have been made since they were launched.

Kini, dengan kemitraan penyanyi bernama asli Claire Boucher dengan Slip.stream sumber musik bebas kejamian terbesar pembuat konten dan penggemar akan dapat menggunakan lagu OkyaAI dalam konten video dan streaming langsung mereka di platform apa pun.

The Anti' mission ofZE and CreateSafe is to empower artists with the means not only to compile and collaborate in their creations but also to share them. with a global audience, Creator and CEO of CreateSafe, Daouda Leonard talks about the partnership in an official statement. Through our partnership with Slip.stream, content creators now have a unique opportunity to perfect their video with Chaoticai music, opening a new horizon for artistic expression. At the same time, musicians will gain access to creators' economy that is developing on an unprecedented scale via Slip. Stream, "he continued.

Jesse Korwin, CMO & Co-Founder on Slip. stream added: We are excited to collaborate with an innovative visionary like waro. On Slip.stream, our mission is to change the music industry by breaking down barriers and enabling creators and musicians to increase their creativity by uniting them. This partnership is a big step forward in those endeavors.

The use of AI in creating music continues to divide artists and fans, along withLAY, Liam Gallagher seems to support the prospect. This happened because Oasis gave fans permission to use his voice in their music with the help of AI, provided they shared royalties with him, and Oasis praised the AI version of Oasis' missing' album as mega.

One of the most productive artists against this method is Nick Cave, who previously described it as a "terrible endeavor to what it means to be human" and told platforms like ChatGPT to "go and leave songwriting alone".

Other parties criticizing AI include Sting, who said AI didn't make him impressed and that songwriters had to defend our human resources against AI, as well as Stereophonics vocalist Kelly Jones, Ed Sheeran and Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan.

In another artificial intelligence news, last month the Council of Music Makers (CMM) published five basic rules that they want companies to implement when developing music AI technology.

This includes respecting the personal data rights of music makers, sharing financial benefits from AI music fairly, and clearly labeling AI-generated works.