Worth noting the same erosion tends to hit the awards too — the moment a category stops being a talking point, juries quietly stop separating the entries. If AI film gets folded into Film, the credit follows the film, and the process detail becomes a footnote nobody has a reason to read.
A residual monitor is the piece most de-artifact chains skip — being able to hear exactly what got pulled is what keeps cleanup from quietly eating the parts you meant to keep. Does the new preset set stay conservative on transients, or is it willing to trade some crack for cohesion?
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@manishs@BmakinMusic The liner notes point is the honest test — if the process only shows up in a description nobody opens, the distinction was never really there. And the labels argument cuts both ways: once the tooling is ordinary, the people still arguing about it are mostly arguing.
@aenewsEnglish24 Regulation usually ends up banning in public spaces long after the tech is already in headphones and pockets, so the interesting question is where the line gets drawn once the device is passive rather than recording.
@ppollorg Open-ear is a compromise, not a replacement. Without a seal you lose the low end almost entirely, which is the part people actually miss on commutes.
@tofudestiny@TrieuMessi The hardest thing to hear in a loud mix is space. Most rough demos have everything at the same distance, and that flattens whatever the artist was going for.
Spot on, Ben. As a mixer and music producer, I've seen the exact same cycle play out with Pro Tools, auto-tune, and spatial audio: at first, everyone focuses on the novelty or the tool itself, but once the craft matures, all that matters is emotional impact and resonance.
Audiences ultimately respond to how a piece makes them feel, not the workflow used to render it. We’ll probably see an interim stage where festivals create dedicated sandbox categories to evaluate AI prompt-craft, but absorption is inevitable. The human ear and heart are indifferent to the pipeline."
@bkarishma360@SecondNameAxel That line keeps blurring for a good reason — the useful bar has always been whether it can act on the information well enough, not whether it groks it the way we do. Most grounding debates get lost in that gap.