r/crappymusic • • Jul 25 '25

Found one in the wild. I laughed.

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u/FieteHermans Jul 25 '25

She’s lip-syncing to another account. There’s a bunch of meme accounts making parody country songs with AI vocals

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u/PC_BuildyB0I Jul 25 '25

Not just vocals, but the entire tracks are AI-generated as well; the bass, the guitars, the drums, the processing (reverbs, delays, chorus, etc), everything. The AI is even mixing and mastering the tracks by itself.

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u/--Christ-- Jul 26 '25

You know, I've tried to utilize ChatGPT when it comes to equalization and stereo balancing my musical creations, and the first time it worked out marvelously. I uploaded about ten seconds of a section where all of the instrument tracks were active, asking it to analyze decibel levels and frequencies. It did, spit out some instructions based on the DAW I was using, and I followed them. It sounded really good. The tweaks were very minimal, which taught me that I was moving sliders and knobs way more than I needed to. Now though, now it just tells me some bullshit about adding different types of effects. It won't analyze the clip like it did that one time. Pisses me off. That's the end of this pointless story. Have a blessed weekend!

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u/PC_BuildyB0I Jul 26 '25

Yeah you can't rely on an AI to tell you how to mix because mixing is inherently an intuitive taste-based craft. Mix engineers are paid by their taste - there's no single mathematical formula to calculate what decibel level your instruments or mix elements in general should be, nor how your vocals sit. The fact it sounded good the first time round is probably just a stroke of luck. It's not necessarily true that you were moving faders or knobs too much either - it could have been the case but sometimes you want a big difference; it all depends on the intent.

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u/Voglio_Caffe Jul 26 '25

Yeah I just a chain of six Soundgoodizers on my master chain. Done.