A company handling my sync licensing catalog sent me and others it represents a recent letter on its AI policy.

No AI.

As in zero. Loud and clear in plain English.

As in, if you used it for the tracks in your music we don't want it go somewhere else. And if you send us something where you used it and didn't tell us you got to tell us now because we're going to take it down.

I don't think the idea that AI music is the future is necessarily true.

At all.

For hobbyists who want to play their music back to themselves in their living room and enjoy it, I think that is groovy and cool. Have fun.

But I don't think many people are going to sync anything that's done with Suno.

I have no idea how Spotify plans to make money off of music that can't be copyrighted but I don't really care to know because I'm not really interested in their scams or anybody's scams for that matter. It just doesn't matter to me. I'm going to continue to do things the way I've always done it which includes using band in a box for some backing tracks like drums and bass, since real tracks are somewhat equivalent to samples and samples are perfectly legit, and then playing a lot of the rest of the stuff by myself and singing them too.

Maybe I don't have the best voice in the world but at least it's mine.