In The Cut: Dallas Austin Creates with Suno — Transcript
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- 0:08That's right. That's right.
- 0:11>> Hey,
- 0:13>> let's go.
- 0:17>> That's my track.
- 0:19[Music]
- 0:23I think what I've seen is people be more
- 0:25excited about it from a professional
- 0:27standpoint because a lot of times that's
- 0:28the hardest barrier is like when you're
- 0:30professional to take a thing that you
- 0:31think is a novelty or you've seen been a
- 0:33novelty and apply it you know to your
- 0:35work. But when I started really getting
- 0:37addicted to it, I was going, "Oh man,
- 0:38whatever I need is really right here."
- 0:40Like I can prompt whatever I want. So if
- 0:41I need a, you know, if I need the band
- 0:43to shout, if I need the choir, if I need
- 0:45a female rock vocalist, if I need a male
- 0:47pop vocalist or a B vocalist, afro B
- 0:49vocals, I start being like, wow. And so
- 0:51all of my demos I started to make after
- 0:52I write my songs, they would come out
- 0:54like the song should sound. And that's
- 0:57when I was like, okay, this is this is
- 0:58dope. It even brought out the soul of it
- 1:00more because of it started with me
- 1:02asking it to do that, right? So it's
- 1:05like anything else. It's going to
- 1:06exaggerate whatever you ask for. It's
- 1:07going to try to make it better than what
- 1:08you ask for. It's not going to it's not
- 1:10taking away. It's adding to like and if
- 1:12you want to if you can play, still play.
- 1:14If you want to go take classical piano,
- 1:15take it. If you want to, you know, be an
- 1:16opera singer, be opera singer. So, it's
- 1:18not ever going to take away from
- 1:19anything. It's just giving you
- 1:20opportunities of ways to do things
- 1:22better, which is the same thing that
- 1:23ProTools did, which is the same thing
- 1:25Logic did. The beauty of Suno 2 is that
- 1:28it the the creation is so vast, it
- 1:31rarely does the same thing twice. So,
- 1:34that's how it's like you almost can't
- 1:36stop it. So you even said earlier how
- 1:38you'll take a voice and then you'll do
- 1:40it again and it's close. Close does not
- 1:43mean the same. So now you got two
- 1:45different situations. So if he do a song
- 1:48called love you. I do a song called love
- 1:50you. But because it'll never do it the
- 1:52same,
- 1:52>> right?
- 1:53>> We just got two songs that says I love
- 1:55you. You know what I'm saying?
- 1:57>> They don't sit in here and look at us
- 1:58make records. Nobody cares.
- 1:59>> Perfect example song. If they like they
- 2:01like it. They don't. They don't. If they
- 2:03like boom boom power from the black IP,
- 2:04they like it. Even if the black ey peas
- 2:06wasn't real, they didn't they wouldn't
- 2:07care. They just like the song. So, it's
- 2:08really again about just people figuring
- 2:10out the business.
- 2:18[Applause]
- 2:21>> It's one of the first times I've
- 2:23listened to this record and not just
- 2:25started crying. You know what I'm
- 2:26saying? It's uh very special to me. Lost
- 2:29in Time was basically about the loss of
- 2:32my son back in January. It was just a
- 2:34tough time for me and my boy Dallas,
- 2:37Dallas Austin made me get out of the
- 2:40house and said, "You need to come and
- 2:42spend some time around people who love
- 2:44you." You know what I'm saying? Cuz I
- 2:45went into a really dark place. It's
- 2:46funny how it happened because he
- 2:47introduced Suno to me at that time. I
- 2:49wasn't really familiar with. I seen a
- 2:51couple things, but the stuff I was
- 2:52seeing didn't interest me at first, you
- 2:54know, but then once he uh showed me the
- 2:56capabilities of it, man, it just really
- 2:59touched my heart. I said, "You know
- 3:00what? Let me see what can happen if I
- 3:02put this in soon. I got about 20
- 3:05different versions of it, but I kept
- 3:06going back to this version. I would get
- 3:08this tingle every time I would hear this
- 3:10version of it. That's really how Lost in
- 3:12Time came about. I think it's where
- 3:15exactly it needs to be. And I don't want
- 3:18it, you know what I'm saying, to change.
- 3:20I want it to stay just like that. So, so
- 3:22it's coming out. It's going to be
- 3:24released. You know what I'm saying? It's
- 3:26going to be released and Sununo helped
- 3:27me do it.
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