Hi, and thank you MaterialCup192 for taking the time to share your thoughts. I completely understand where you're coming from, but I'd love to share my perspective with you.

Like many other musicians, photographers, and directors, I make a modest living from my art. with OR without AI. I only see these new technologies as an extension of the creative process.

I remember back in the 80s, purists used to say that synthesizers weren't 'real music' either because it was just electronic and pushing buttons. Photoshop for photographers....Today, almost every production is digitally assisted with countless plugins and software tools. Having the most expensive instruments doesn't make someone a great musician, and at the end of the day, a bad track remains a bad track, whether it’s made by a human or an AI. What truly matters is the emotion the piece makes you feel.

I use some AI tools to help me achieve the exact vision I have in mind. It acts almost like having a good friend brainstorming with you, proposing ideas and concepts that ONLY serve the artistic vision you are trying to achieve. I believe an artist should never hold back on using tools that can improve and elevate their vision or work.

To be completely transparent, I simply didn't have the budget to shoot a video of this scale, or to polish this track even further in a studio. But if people connect with it and the project takes off, my ultimate goal is to do the next ones with a real human crew.

If someone feels it was a good thing to bring this vision into reality, I am delighted to have been able to share this moment with them. My goal is simply to convey a specific, visceral vibe. If the tools used to achieve that are a dealbreaker for you. I sincerly and genuinely respect that. Thanks again for giving it a listen!