Just an update regarding the creator tag, all of the songs I had made were initially created using the AI tool as it was generally pretty useful to get the pitch and timing on point. I then went through and manually altered and fixed any issues I came across using YASS. Unfortunately cuz I was doing a project with a lot of songs that I had to make, making them all manually from scratch would of taken way too long.
Was supposed to remove the AI creator tag and replace it with my own but was in a rush and completely forgot to do so oops
So if I use a tool like this as the starting-point for song creation, and then make repairs (usually for _hours_ / _days_), I should remove this "UltraSinger" #CREATOR ?
I can't agree more. I usually do not accept AI (i.e. UltraSinger) uploads that have not been revised (I don't know who accepted them, brawdogger has uploaded several).
I deleted the #CREATOR:UltraSinger [GitHub] 0.0.12-dev2. I guess that refers to some kind of AI creation, but the results were crappy. AI generation without human supervision does not work, and uploads of AI-created txts that were not checked properly by a human should not be allowed. I propose to delete them on sight. The human is responsible, and should be named in the creator-tag.
If I stumble across a song with a creator-tag sounding like an AI, I will not again check how the quality is, only to set all pitches myself. I will let it rot in AI hell.
The txt is okay now. But I feel used as a servant to an AI.
