I know a lot of us use Soundcloud for sharing our work, and I just found out something disturbing about Soundcloud's TOC's. Apparently, uploading tracks to SC automatically opts it into being used to train AI without notice or compensation to you. Even if you don't care or you actually WANT your music to be used to train AI, there are ways to make that happen that financially benefit you. Soundcloud isn't giving you anything in return other than the "privilege" of using their service. I'm not a lawyer, but an actual lawyer on Youtube has looked at it: https://youtu.be/Q8gXRs5o8no?t=431

I think we have some exciting times ahead. Forget all the fear mongering videos and articles about AI for a second and let's embrace how much AI can be of service and save you tons of time for simple tasks. During the last days I have built an AI assistant with the following features. - managing my emails - managing my calendar - manage contacts - do research on the web - I can talk to it and vice versa At first moment you may think, "why an assistant should care of your emails?" but here is the true power of it. Imagine you had a conversation with someone and you are about to set up a meeting with said person. What would be the process? Opening calendar, creating the appointment (topic, invitation, summary) and send that appointment to your contact. These are quite a few steps. Potentially, with this assistant, I could literally say: Set up an appointment for next week monday, 3pm for about an hour, invite John Doe and send him the summary of project/event x. The great thing, with n8n, the platform I am building this agent on, the assistant can be extended via modules or additional workflows handling all kinds of things. I am currently working on implementing a lead generation module getting you potential customers such as audio directors, CEOs or producers from LinkedIn or even from Google Maps locations. You could also set up a database with your portfolio, bio, project list, writing style, prefered way of writing application emails, etc. ... and let your AI assistant make use of it whenever needed. Thoughts? Comments? Wishes? Feedback? Suggestions?

Hey everyone, as the title says, two new videos are available in the course "ChatGPT for Music Composers" In these videos we want to focus on how to craft subject lines and application emails and how to use ChatGPT as a music assistant, no matter what industry we want to dive into. More videos to come soon! Price of the course will go up to $27 at the end of this week. Audio Artist Rise Members already have access to this information WITHIN the Audio Artist Rise Program.

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Hey everyone! I just launched a brand-new course called ChatGPT for Music Composers, and I wanted to share it with you here first. This course isn’t about letting AI write music for you — it’s about using ChatGPT as a helpful assistant to support your creative process and career. You’ll learn how to: - Come up with new ideas and overcome creative blocks - Write more natural and confident outreach emails - Research companies, games, and music opportunities - Even build simple tools to help you stay organized (no coding needed!) Right now, it’s in early access — which means not all videos are uploaded yet, but you can get started today for just $19. I’ll be adding new lessons very soon, and all updates are included. 👉 [Grab the course for $19 here] 🟢 Important:If you’re already a member of the Audio Artist Rise program — good news! This course will be included for free inside the Rise platform as a full module. No need to purchase it separately. If you’re not a Rise member, and you're thinking about grabbing this course — it might be worth checking out the Rise program instead. For just $47/month, you get this course plus weekly calls, feedback, community, and all my content in one place. Let me know what you think — and feel free to ask questions! Alex