if Brian Wilson died 10 years ago, this board would he flooded with his death

/mu/ is now for K-pop threads and gay spamming. Music as a genre is at a all time low in the public eye. No one wants to be seen a psued. K-slop and nigger rap makes up most people's music taste online now sadly.

>>126684959 (OP)
This is the first time I've been on this board in years, I just came back because of Brian's death

The board is much better today than it was during the Fantano years, when it was unusable

>>126684959 (OP)
everyone that was here 10 years ago left or stays away because what it is now. blame the chink moderation for letting the zoomies eat this place whole

>>126685073
where did they go?

>>126685140
Outside.

>>126684959 (OP)
kpop faggots ruined it. They're trying to do it to /tv/ but thankfully the Jews keep putting black people and gays in kino so there's enough to complain about to keep the board alive

>>126685185
Kpop is genuinely a disease

>>126684959 (OP)
>THE SONGWRITING PROCESS IS MODELED AFTER BRIAN WILSON

>>126684959 (OP)
Who gives a shit? I recognize some of you faggots from the way you type and the pictures posted. Nice little community we got. I still miss the Sperg though.

>>126685140
They're working probably

>>126685039
>Music as a genre is at a all time low in the public eye

This + with AI becoming more and more common music as we know it is gonna be very different than it was the last couple decades. /mu/ as a concept is outdated

>>126686972
Shame he died hanging in the office of the car wash with his ass gaped like he was in a Mike Adriano video.

>>126685140
im still here

>>126685073
>>126687128
Why are you still here? Aren't you like 30+ now? Shouldn't you be raising a family?

I didn't feel much from David Lynch's death either. I thought I would have even a year ago, but I felt strangely apathetic. There's no place for such authentic, human, and artistic souls in the 2020s. I realise that they've been long dead, even if we hadn't have known it.

>>126686989
Nobody is going to listen to aislop

>>126684959 (OP)
Bill Wilson

2012 - 2025

RIP big guy

>>126687188
>i'm 40yo, single, balding, still living with my parent, and READY to mingle :DD
>(hmu if you're a qt trap)
y'all, this is your future

>>126688945
They will, in the future, AI will get so advanced, it will write songs as prolifically as any human possibly could, even to the smallest details, adding any timbre/imperfections you want. ○ >>126686989
Yes... everyone will be their own favorite band, a board like /mu/ will be irrelevant/dead, once you feed your favorite songs into AI, not only you will discuss your favorite music with someone who replies instantly, but that knows you better than yourself. The 2030s will be the last decade of music as we know it, all genres will be dead ; metal dead, Alt dead, rock dead, pop dead, indie/folk dead, soul/blues dead...

>>126689699
AI can't even solve basic bitch IQ questions (https://arcprize.org/play). It's not going to replace musicians. Closest AI got to creating art is writing smut stories, but even those are unoriginal and boring, unless you constantly tweak the generator.

>>126685140
rw twitter

>>126685039
Cry about it

>>126684959 (OP)
Yeah, i waited for this day for 10 years and now that its here its barely a wimper on this dead board, very said but its confirmation that /mu/ is long gone and never coming back

>>126688945
What's the difference between modern albums/songs and how they are moved around and AI slop? Same shit.

>>126689930
They will, the same thing was said about translators, and programmers, how it was impossible for ai to do it, now, both are being replaced, only the most talented will be needed, just as only a small amount of musicians will be kept : to continuously feed the ai. 9/10 ,of musicians are replaceable, and will be, as AI advances you won't even be able to tell what's real or fake, nor survive out of music.

>>126693471
Modern day AI just regurgitates existing patterns, it cannot create anything new. Musicians are in particular hard to replace since the whole point is to create original and personally relatable art.Two things that AI is really bad at.

>>126691911
not music

>>126693559
It isn't bad at it, once you've fed enough of your likes and dislikes, a can tell you what you want, as it advances it will get uncannily good at it. AI is able to innovate, by mixing whatever it is that you like, recognizing patterns, and abstracting from them. Denying this reality won't save you.

>>126693624
As I said, the most powerful AI in 2025 cannot solve a simple puzzle that a teenager would solve. Yes, it has memorized a lot of things, but it's also really stupid.

>>126693559
a song is just a series of pattern
you can generate songs with extremely primitive machines, doesnt even have to be AI
>generating song form: AABAC
>generating rhythm: 6/8
>generating chords: I V IV I ii iv I
>generating melody: ride the thirds

yeah man that will be so hard for AI to do

>>126693679
Yes, it can do it, and it will be shit. AI will never write something that a non-braindead person would prefer listening.

>>126693698
most songs that most people enjoy are braindead

>>126693716
Most people don't get exposed to good music because they're not that interested in it. But when they do listen to something good, they can feel it.

>>126685039
There were kpop threads 10 years ago.
There were kpop threads 15 years ago.

>>126685054
I agree. I left because the board was obsessed with Pitchfork and half the discussion was about Pitchfork reviews whoever was the Pitchfork flavor of the month. I couldn't take it anymore. Now it's just a /r/music clone full of dadrock boomers, though.

>>126685073
>>126685140
most people i know (and i mean plenty of them, mainly millennials) who used to post here since 2008-2010 killed themselves. grim, i know. a few of them got married or got jobs though.