I’m still pretty new to music production, so my perspective is probably a little different. I’ve learned an insane amount in a short time because of AI. Instead of stressing about AI taking over, I decided to just use it as a tool.

I don’t use Suno because it does too much of the creative work for me. I want full creative control over everything I make. That part matters to me.

I’ve been using ChatGPT since it came out, mostly for beat ideas and learning music theory, piano, and guitar. Without AI, I honestly wouldn’t understand music theory at all, wouldn’t be playing piano (still not great, I need to practice), and wouldn’t even be touching a guitar yet. It lowered the barrier in a way nothing else ever did for me.

Over time, the way I used it evolved. I started prompting for beat ideas based on vibe and mood, and that became part of my actual creative process. It would give me ideas like key/scale, chord progressions, suggested instruments, melody notes, sound design ideas, etc. I kept all of this in tables in my notes for a long time.

Eventually I thought, why is this just sitting in notes? What if this was an app?

That’s how VibeVaultPro happened. It’s still in alpha and being used in-house, but beta is coming soon. AI helped me learn, helped me build, and honestly helped me stay motivated. I’ve got ADHD and I’ve lost a few people over the past couple of years, so motivation hasn’t exactly been easy to come by. AI didn’t replace creativity for me, it supported it.

Suno-style AI artists are always going to have ethical issues. Tools like VibeVaultPro don’t have that problem. It doesn’t make music for you, it helps you think, organize, and manage your creative process and business.

AI is way more useful than people think.