Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep7: AI And Copyright: Who Owns AI-Generated Songs

🎧 The provided sources explore the complex legal and ethical issues surrounding copyright in AI-generated music. They highlight the challenges of applying traditional copyright law, which requires human authorship, to music created by artificial intelligence systems. The sources examine the current debate over who owns the copyright to AI-generated music – the developers who created the AI, the users who input the parameters, or no one at all. They also discuss international perspectives on this issue, legal cases, and the potential implications for the future of music creation and ownership.

Ep7: AI And Copyright: Who Owns AI-Generated Songs

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep8: The Role Of AI In Music Recommendations

The provided texts explore the increasing role of artificial intelligence in music recommendation systems, particularly on streaming services like Spotify. They discuss the history of AI-driven recommendations, the technologies behind them, and the benefits and challenges they present. The texts examine how AI systems utilize machine learning, deep learning, and collaborative and content-based filtering techniques to personalize recommendations based on user preferences, listening habits, and contextual factors. The sources highlight the positive impact of AI on music discovery but also address concerns such as filter bubbles, homogenization of music, and ethical considerations. Finally, they speculate about the potential future of AI in music recommendations, including emotion-driven recommendations and greater contextual awareness.

Ep8: The Role Of AI In Music Recommendations

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep9: AI in Sound Design for Film and Games

The first source is a comprehensive guide to AI in sound design, discussing its applications in both film and video games. It explains the technology behind AI-driven sound design, explores specific examples of how it's used in each industry, and examines the advantages and disadvantages of using AI. The second source is an outline for a podcast episode focused on the use of AI in sound design for film and games, providing a detailed framework for discussing various aspects of the topic, from the technology and case studies to the future of AI in sound design.

Ep9: AI in Sound Design for Film and Games

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep10: AI-Driven Music Marketing And Social Media

The sources describe the ways that artificial intelligence (AI) is changing music marketing. They highlight how AI automates tasks, analyzes data, and creates personalized content. AI tools help artists reach more fans and predict trends, allowing for more effective marketing campaigns. However, the sources also acknowledge concerns about over-reliance on algorithms and ethical issues related to data privacy and authenticity.

Ep10: AI-Driven Music Marketing And Social Media

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep11: The Future of Live Music with AI-Enhanced Performances

The sources discuss the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the live music industry, exploring how AI is being used to enhance performances, engage audiences, and create immersive experiences. They cover a range of topics, from AI-powered sound and visual effects to the use of wearable technology to personalize concerts. The sources also explore the potential for AI to create virtual concerts and even replace human performers, raising ethical concerns about authenticity and the role of technology in music.

Ep11: The Future of Live Music with AI-Enhanced Performances

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep12: How AI Could Democratize Music Creation for ALL

THIS ONES A BIT DIFFERENT.  This is more than just a podcast - this is a guide.

This episode examines how AI-powered tools and the internet are breaking down traditional barriers in the music industry by making it easier for anyone, regardless of their musical background, to compose, produce, and distribute music. The text highlights specific AI tools like Amper Music, Boomy, and AIVA and discusses how these platforms provide access to professional-quality music creation for both aspiring musicians and seasoned professionals. The excerpt also explores the ethical implications of AI-generated music, including ownership and the potential for AI to replace human creativity. The text ultimately argues that AI is a tool to empower anyone with a passion for music to create, distribute, and monetize their work, regardless of their skill level or prior experience.

Ep12: How AI Could Democratize Music Creation for ALL (THE GUIDE)

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep13: Ethical Considerations - Can AI Replace Human Creativity?

The two sources both discuss the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in music creation and the impact this has on human creativity. The first source, a podcast episode outline, provides a broad overview of the topic, exploring the potential and ethical concerns of using AI in music. The second source, a deeper exploration of AI and human creativity in music, focuses on how AI is influencing music creation and how it can be used to complement, rather than replace, human creativity. Both sources emphasize that while AI can assist in music creation, it cannot replicate the emotional depth and personal experiences that make human creativity so unique and powerful.

Ep13: Ethical Considerations - Can AI Replace Human Creativity?

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep14: Artists vs. AI: Embracing or Rejecting AI-Generated Music

The sources discuss the rise of AI-generated music and the controversy it has sparked within the music industry. Some artists embrace AI as a creative tool that can enhance their work by automating tasks and suggesting new ideas. However, other artists fear that AI-generated music lacks the authenticity and emotional depth of human-created music. The debate centers around the ethical implications of AI in music creation, including the potential for job displacement and concerns about originality versus replication. Ultimately, the sources suggest that the future of music creation may lie in a balance between human creativity and AI assistance.
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Both sources examine the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in music creation, exploring its potential benefits and ethical concerns. The first source focuses on the legal implications of AI-generated music, particularly copyright ownership and the ability to profit from AI-generated works. It also discusses the evolving recognition of AI-generated music by institutions, such as the Recording Academy. The second source delves into the debate surrounding AI-generated music from an artistic perspective, exploring both the embrace of AI as a creative partner and the resistance to it due to concerns about authenticity, artistic integrity, and the potential displacement of human musicians. Both sources conclude that the future of music creation likely involves a balance between utilizing AI's potential while safeguarding human creativity.

Ep14: Artists vs. AI: Embracing or Rejecting AI-Generated Music

Alvin & Irene's "AI in The Music Industry Podcast Series"
Ep15: AI's Role in Music Licensing and Distribution

Both sources explain the increasing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the music industry, particularly in music licensing and distribution. AI is streamlining and automating the process of music licensing, royalty tracking, and digital distribution, making it easier for musicians to reach wider audiences and earn income. The authors also discuss the ethical and legal implications of AI in music, particularly the questions of ownership and transparency in AI-driven algorithms. While AI offers benefits to artists, there are concerns about fairness and the need for clear regulations to ensure that artists are not disadvantaged by these technologies.

Ep15: AI's Role in Music Licensing and Distribution

Step into Dirty Disco 587, a carefully curated deep house, nu-disco, and underground electronic mix by Kono Vidovic. This episode is packed with exclusive promos, fresh underground gems, and a secret twist—an AI-generated track hidden in the mix!

🔊 What to expect?
✅ 25 handpicked tracks featuring Kerri Chandler, United Freedom Collective, Josh Ludlow, Janeret & Miroloja, Abacus, and more.
✅ Unreleased promos & underground cuts you won’t hear anywhere else.
✅ A seamless DJ mix designed for dancing, unwinding, or setting the mood.
✅ AI meets house music—can you find the track created by artificial intelligence?

🔥 Want more? The extended DJ-only mix with extra tracks is available in the Dirty Disco Member Section—for those who need even deeper grooves!

🎧 Listen now & experience the future of deep house! Let me know your favorite track in the comments!

TRACK ID's & more

Dirty Disco 587 – Deep House & Electronic Dance Music Mix with Exclusive Promos & AI Experiment

Music curator, DJ, podcast, radio & audio content creator.
Bookings worldwide: info@dirtydiscoradio.com

Resident gigs:
Friday's in Gym & Gin Rotterdam.

Born and raised in Amsterdam, The Netherlands the 42 year old Kono Vidovic
has dedicated his life to music, from the young years when he started with DJ'ing at the age of 12 until now, he traveled through the world of music, inspired by some of the worlds greatest artists like Carl Cox, Todd Terry, Frankie Knuckles and so he found his way into creating his own music style.

Music is my therapy.

Brett Patrick Gibson
Producer | Composer | Ghostwriter

#JustDoTheRightThing
#PositiveThoughts = #PositiveThings

ATTENTION BANDS: I want to write and create demos for you! Everything is for sale - or - we can work together and release music as a collaboration. I am open to ALL paths to success. 


NŪABYSS: /New-Abyss/


follow me @nuabyss on all social media.

If you come across a track 'without vocals', I produced it. 

If you come across a track 'with vocals', I still produced it, then wrote to it, and then and only then do I take MY music and MY lyrics and run it through Suno AI. This allows me, a long time songwriter/producer, to create demos. I tag "demo" in most of the songs I post here.  This is because I want to sell these to bands/artists, and work with them until the song is complete.

The "Origin: Unknown" album was made this way, with lyrics I had written to beats I produced over 15 years. I did not want to publish music this way, but being 48 years old, I decided to take the risk in hopes to gain attention/exposure so I can write songs this way, using Suno AI to perfect them - but with the intention of helping another band/artist record the song themselves. 

IMPORTANT: I can recreate every single piece of music on this page, for any artists looking to collaborate. 

It's not that I am lazy, or untalented, yet quite the opposite. I have learned over the years how important it is to stay ahead in music technology, and how to use every single tool available to me to eliminate restrictions in my creative process.

The only song you will hear my voice on is "Last Hope".

Again... I've been writing poetry and song lyrics my entire life.  Reach out to your favorite artists. Tell them you found their next hit song. 

LFG.

New tracks tagged #AI in music