Comment by sodapopcan
2 days ago
> You're just mad that people actually like AI music.
Yes, I am! I'm also mad that people like shitty over-produced pop, though (including me sometimes), so what can you do. Life is shit.
2 days ago
> You're just mad that people actually like AI music.
Yes, I am! I'm also mad that people like shitty over-produced pop, though (including me sometimes), so what can you do. Life is shit.
Let people enjoy what they like. It makes it easier to just sit back and enjoy what you like.
That's fine until, for example and by analogy, you go to the store to buy beer, and you don't particularly care for IPA, but IPAs have crowded out half the beers that used to be there including the one you used to sit back and enjoy.
How does the analogy work with music though? Are you saying that because there is now over-produced pop there is now less rock, jazz or whatever you prefer? If so, is that actually true and verifiable by numbers?
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That is still fine. There should be no expectation that what you want will always be available in the market.
The problem with that approach is when what people like impacts other people negatively. If your habits don’t make things worse for others, have at it!
The problem is economies of scale. Surely me enjoying heroin on my open-air back porch wouldn't be a bother to others, right?
Oh I do! But I'm also a (failed) musician so a bit bitter (lol). Still do it for fun, though!