Testing Mureka V9.5: can AI music finally breathe instead of being too full and too loud?
FellMentKE · x · 2026-08-19
The author's observation: most AI music sounds impressive for the first few seconds, but the failure mode is always the same—everything is too full, too loud, too busy. They tested Mureka's new V9.5 model to see whether it can produce music that actually breathes, with real dynamic space rather than wall-to-wall density.
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