The new argument among fans and musicians will be about the use of artificial intelligence in songwriting. According to several estimates, in the next decade, between 20% and 30% of the top 40 singles will be written partially or totally with machine-learning software. Today, recording pros can use A.I.-powered programs to cue an array of instrumentation, then alter it by mood, tempo, or genre (from heavy metal to bluegrass).
Amper music is one of the example. It's an A.I.-based music composition software company in New York City. Amper’s product allows musicians to create and download “stems”—unique portions of a track like a guitar riff or a hi-hat cymbal pattern—and rework them.
However, A.I. can’t replicate the innate talent of those songwriters, let alone the complicated recording processes they used to create their best-known works. So don’t expect A.I. to write the next “Space Oddity” anytime soon. But an artist with the right chops and ingenuity might get there faster with A.I.
http://fortune.com/2018/10/25/artificial-intelligence-music/
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