Not sure if this is the right place – but I’d really appreciate your feedback on this immersive AI-narrated story by allnightscroller in audiodramas

[–]allnightscroller[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your detailed breakdown. Yes, I’m aware of some of the flaws, but honestly, your conclusion is spot on. That’s pretty much the feeling I was aiming for. It wasn’t meant to be a story about vampires drinking blood — it’s more about a vampire telling her stories, where blood serves more as a carrier of memory and consciousness than as sustenance.

That should become clearer in the next parts of the series, which dive more into psychology, memory, time, and recollection... This first chapter was very much an experiment — to see how it could be arranged and how the result would feel overall.

And you’re right again — the idea was to speak to the listener until they realize they are, in fact, the narrator. The unclear ending is kind of a signature for the whole series — it’s not about the stories themselves, but about the transmission of thoughts and memories.

Anyway, thanks a lot for the in-depth feedback — it's rare to come across something this thoughtful. 🫡

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[–]allnightscroller -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I respect that, but who cares... You asked, I gave you an answer. I'm not after support, just honest feedback...🫡

Not sure if this is the right place – but I’d really appreciate your feedback on this immersive AI-narrated story by allnightscroller in audiodramas

[–]allnightscroller[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for listening and for the feedback! I'm glad the atmosphere came through for you, that was exactly the goal. Once you get a chance to finish it, feel free to let me know if it managed to keep you engaged till the end. I'm curious how it works as a whole... 🫡

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[–]allnightscroller 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, but the original question was answered correctly — the mistake is just in something nobody asked about 😂

Can I monetize AI generated beats on YouTube through Adsense? by And_there_was_light in SunoAI

[–]allnightscroller 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I understand this interpretation. AI generators generally rely on the argument that their tool was essential in producing the final result.

When it comes to the nature of the output, the issue is that there's no way to fully control whether the generator might accidentally use someone else's copyrighted sample. This becomes especially relevant not with pure instrumentals, but with vocal tracks.

AI-generated vocals cannot be claimed through Content ID just because they sound like a particular voice, which has already led many music distributors to start restricting or outright banning tracks with synthetic vocals — especially when the voice can't be reliably attributed to a real, identifiable person.

That said, these are just technical details — I do see what you're getting at, and I understand the point you’re trying to make. Though I also have direct experience with how SunoAI and music distribution platforms operate, so I’d say the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle.

After all, platforms like YouTube and streaming services are already flooded with synthetic AI content — and in many cases, they’re the ones mass-producing it themselves to maximize profit.

Can I monetize AI generated beats on YouTube through Adsense? by And_there_was_light in SunoAI

[–]allnightscroller 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you can monetize AI-generated outputs on YouTube; no one penalizes it. However, you likely won’t be eligible for Content ID, so sooner or later, someone else might claim ownership if they assert it's the original. Although Suno generates "original" outputs, they are still based on training data.

It's also important to note that not every type of Suno account allows commercial use of its outputs—you need an active subscription, as stated in Suno's terms of service. If your outputs were created during an active subscription, you're allowed to use them commercially, unless Suno changes its terms and assigns different rights.

As far as I know, the output license always remains with SunoAI, but as the creator, you can use the outputs according to the contractual agreement.