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    <description>No. Is AI replacing musicians? The evidence says it is being used as an assistant: most producers who use AI use it to split stems and master, very few generate whole songs, and the most celebrated AI-assisted record of recent years used it to clean up a recording. The real pressure is on income from a flood of generated tracks, not on the musician&#39;s job.</description>
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    <description>Ditto Music&#39;s survey of 5,039 self-releasing artists found AI use rising with age, from 24% of 18–24s to 74% of over-55s. In the raw data, many of those older users are recent starters, which suggests AI is filling the engineer they never had. But the sample is Ditto&#39;s own customers, and Ditto sells AI mastering.</description>
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