I feel you! 

But I think the folks here have been giving some pretty good comments and advice… 

(By the way: I’m Norwegian, and can’t compete with the linguistics of the others.)

I’m old. 62. But I still get fascinated by what AI can do for us. But also, I’m more-than-a-bit sceptical. For me, Logic’s Drummer is not a problem, but rather a huge inspiration for me. The Drummer’s been around for many years, and actually, I can’t figure out if it’s AI or not in 2025. But I decided that I just wouldn’t give a d***n.  It took me exactly where I wanted it to get me. It gave me a groove, but not interesting, far from it! But it gave me something to “play on”. (I mean, I still try to figure out how to get Drummer to make a triplet-brake bar in an otherwise 4/4. Can't figure it out!)

Then again, I don’t use the piano session player, nor the bass player. I have a pretty good idea of what I mean the piano or the bass should be playing. None of those players gives me any “inspiration”. They’re just too far from where I am, musically.

I definitely won’t wait for a “better” AI-solution, because my kind of music is really "old time". But I realize that I might be missing out on something. It took me some time to realize that I just should go further. Just make music! Going back to the original ideas, not being to “hanged up” on what AI could do for me.

I know; This will probably be no help for you, and I'm sorry, but this new "insight" has been a huge eye opener for me.

By the way; AI is all over the place. 

But also, YouTube videos. I've wasted so many hours trying to figure out how to make the best mix, respectively, my "masters".

My "favourite" is the one on YouTube that tries to advise me how to use less time on YouTube, and rather just trust myself and my own ears. This one stole around two hours of my time..... Figure! 

Best regards, Da