AI vocals = no more copyrights?

[Chamar]

This is really strange... James Hype just takes an old vocal sample from the band "Jodeci", puts it into a AI vocal tool which outputs the same lyrics but with another voice and uses it one his new track without giving credits (no meachanical sure, but for the unchanged lyrics).

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C40xM7HNiAK/

Is this really the (AI) future?

[harryupbabble]

it's a new thang
new laws will be made?
or are in the process of being made?

one must adapt, one must...

https://youtu.be/m1ml05Ty5Ao?si=q6lT5nW0jGs_Ujyx

[VOODOO U]

Yep, adapt. Unless one has been living under a rock, hip hop/RnB has been using other peoples' work for years and there have been many copyright issues along the way.
Anyhow, since the dawn of rock n roll, everybody rips everybody off. Musicians are the biggest thieves in art so if AI allows their work to get stolen, good. Musicians deserve to get ripped off.

[gaggle of hermits]

This is really strange... James Hype just takes an old vocal sample from the band "Jodeci", puts it into a AI vocal tool which outputs the same lyrics but with another voice and uses it one his new track without giving credits (no meachanical sure, but for the unchanged lyrics).

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C40xM7HNiAK/

Is this really the (AI) future?

let's see him try it on an act with lawyering money or a label that's spending or making serious money on that artist. then we'll talk legal precedent.

the verve were doing fine until they encountered allan klein (and their management did eff up a bit).

[VOODOO U]

Labels make serious money in 2024?

[osiris]

Oh yeah I've seen at least 2 websites where you pay like $10, input your lyrics and can choose who sings it. And I'm talking like Rihanna, Drake, Ariana Grande, they got them all. Is this legal? Questionable unless said artists got paid for it.