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So I've looked into using APIs for Suno and/or Udio to create my own ai music generator, and none of them have an official API for developers to use.

While there are unofficial APIs for Suno and Udio that might do the trick, wouldn't publishing an application that uses the unofficial APIs cause the creator to be sued/litigated? I'm under the impression that using an unofficial API is probably violating something in their terms and conditions.

I keep seeing ads on Instagram for music creation apps like Donna and I'm just wondering, how was this made?

Sounds like Suno quality but again, no official API. Are they just doing it unofficially, or did they just train their own music model to cr

Typically producers use images from Google/Pinterest and don't do anything in regards to videos besides posting a static image, a gif, or maybe a random clip from the spec .

I was wondering if there was a need for a stock image/video platform specifically designed for producers - by a music producer, who's been in those shoes of having to find art for the beats I'm uploading.

This could also function as a space for rappers to get a "base" for album or single art design, and easily just add text for a solution if hiring a dedicated graphic designer is too costly.

The art and video clips would be a mix of AI and my editing/graphic design experience.

The website would be royalty free, with