In this video, I show you how fire the Google Music AI actually is. It makes the samples for you and you can flip them.

Imagine having an infinite vinyl crate store with all styles of music. That is the amount of fun that awaits you.

Currently, Google Music AI is still in beta but you can learn more here:
https://labs.google/experiments

Google has the best ai music generator on the market in my opinion but it's still cooking. I think Suno will have formidable competition when Google's Music AI is fully complete.

It's perfect for music producers who want to sample Google's Music AI and drop the samples into FL Studio or Logic to flip into a full beat.

The generations from Google Music AI sound like real songs. Yes, Suno can do a lot of genres and instrumentation but it's about 70% in terms of clarity.

Google's new ai music generator has 80% clarity, it just lacks the training on the wide variety of music. But, that will come with time.

Also, currently, Google Music AI only generates 33 second clips whereas Suno outputs can range from 30 seconds to 3min.

I think Google has the more appealing sound, it's just a matter of time for them to curate for genres and songwriting techniques.

We will see who takes the top position!

Suno v5 is the industry standard in terms of ai music generation. But, Google has been secretly developing a new music ai called 'Music AI' via Google's Sandbox that contests suno's quality.

In my opinion, Google has clearer vocals, more realistic sounding songs and more precise control.

Suno still has the widest variety of training but many comment on the maxing out of quality.

Every producer eventually faces the debate between headphones and studio monitors. While professional headphones offer unmatched clarity, monitors provide a physical energy that can change the way you build a track.

The Case for High-End Headphones

High-end headphones like the Audeze MM-500 provide incredible density and precision. They allow you to hear exactly how you are manipulating a sound without any interference from your room acoustics. Think of professional headphones as a luxury vehicle for your ears. They are perfect for catching technical flaws and ensuring every frequency is in its place.

The Power of Studio Monitors

Switching to monitors like the Eve Audio SC3070 introduces a physical dimension to your music. You can feel the bass in the floor and hear how a vocal sits in a three dimensional space. This often leads to more dynamic and danceable music. If your room is not perfectly treated, monitors might be less accurate for mixing, but they are superior for capturing the "vibe" of a song.

The Secret Weapon: Consumer Earphones

One of the best tools in a studio is actually a basic pair of $15 earphones. Since most consumers listen to music on standard buds, you need to know how your mix translates to their world. Investing in mid-range gear can be a waste of money. It is often better to use high-end equipment for accuracy and cheap consumer gear for a final reality check.

Choosing Your Loadout

Music production is like choosing a loadout in a video game. You might want an SMG for speed and movement or a sniper rifle for precision. Use monitors when you want to feel the music and use professional headphones when you need to be surgical. Capture the feeling first, then refine the technical details later.