Suno is now letting users press their AI music slop to vinyl, thus alienating streaming services, artists and…
- AI audio giant Suno has launched a vinyl pressing service
- Yes, it is seemingly just for AI tracks generated on its site
- It's eco-friendly, apparently
Among many audiophiles, vinyl records are considered sacred; I concur, which is why my turntable was the first thing I set up when I recently moved home. But that's clearly not the case for everyone.
For me and, I hope, fellow record-lovers, the draw is that vinyl is an undeniably human way of listening to music. By their sheer nature, records are full of everything and with nothing edited out: there are mistakes and imperfections (just as we all have), but the analog result is warm and familiar… and somehow welcoming.
However, in our 'everything-is-AI' modern world, someone somewhere had the tiring thought, "What if AI came to records too?" and so we have this news.
AI 'music'-making service Suno is now encouraging you...
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