Perhaps some "get to knows" with some music supervisors? The ability to rub shoulders with decision makers?

I find it fascinating all the different ways and facets that people use AI to help boost their productivity and creativity. My personal take is that like anything, it is a wonderful tool that can be used a myriad of ways. I choose to use it for good. There are those out there who I am sure will misuse it like everything else on this planet, but I think conscientious people can find ways to make use of it to truly create art. I myself have been composing for so many years, and I still continue to compose that way, but the ways I have made use of it have stretched me far beyond my own mental shell. In ways it is pushing me to become a better musician and sparks creativity, that may have never sparked to begin with. I think like most things. It comes down to intent. Thank you Kaleb and Tim for sharing your thoughts!

@Chavert Valentine There is a lot of misinformation that it cannot create anything original. AI models are trained on data. So are humans. AI just has a higher capacity, speed, and ability to do so. Everything we see today in music made by humans is trained on others data (The music they listen to and enjoy) We even find ourselves labeling people and groups. (That group sound a lot like the Beetles, or that group has a strong Twenty One Pilots vibe) I totally understand the purist point of view, of liking your music to only come from humans. Over the last 20 years though, humans have pumped their sounds through thousands of dollars of engineering and plugins, and enhancements, to where, lets be honest, It would not sound the same without all the tech doing all that heavy lifting. Now do not get me wrong. AI Slop is a huge problem, and people just pumping out garbage with no thought and soul behind it is horrible, and I in no way condone that. I think it is up to the individual to decide, and I respect your point of view, but I also think there needs to be a lot more conversation and dialogue about it, and less judgement from all sides. In the end for me. Music is whatever moves you.

@Tim Jeffcoat Correct. Just releasing through my Distrokid account.

@Glenn Macrae Every track is different. Sometimes I start with a blank slate and just start messing around. Sometimes I have an idea in hand first. This particular track is a blend of a prompted AI output exactly to my liking, then I brought it into the studio and layered more instruments and stuff onto it to give it the flavor I tweaked and edited the vocals to give me what I wanted. Then mixed and mastered.

I went to try and listen, and page could not be found.

Feels very moderately happy. Not too much, just a calm happiness. Great job!