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That's it! AI music seems to be coming to an end! This means a fair chance for "real" music producers and beatmakers. (In short: Udio/Suno crisis - download ban and no more releases allowed) Due to an AI deal with Universal Music (UMG) and Warner (WMG), publishing (distribution) on Spotify, YouTube, Apple, and similar platforms is prohibited. [At least two of the Big Three major labels are already on board - only Sony Music Entertainment (SME) is missing.]
However, I'll introduce you to clean and free alternatives soon and show you how to use everything without restrictions, locally, offline, and without limits on your PC/computer. Either way, it's the best long-term alternative.
Udio, one of the largest AI music providers, has signed licensing deals with the giants Warner Music (WMG) and Universal Music (UMG). What sounds like progress at first glance turns out to be a massive restriction for the entire creator community.
The bitter truth: According to the new or upcoming Terms of Service (ToS), music created on Udio can no longer be commercially released on external platforms. The result is a digital lock-in – your music remains with Udio.
Suno certainly benefits: Could this shock deal propel competitor Suno to the undisputed market leader if they continue to pursue a more liberal licensing policy?
Many users who rely on commercialization will turn their backs on Udio.
The return of producers: This regulation creates a new appreciation for traditional music producers, composers, and songwriters. Only they now guarantee the unrestricted freedom to release their work.
In this video, we examine the precise implications of the deal, investigate the speculation surrounding Suno, and explain why human involvement in music production is regaining importance.
What does this mean for the AI community, and what are your thoughts? Share them in the comments! 👇
#suno #udio #flstudio
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