Control Resonant composer says studios should avoid 'AI music' and care more about the soundtrack if they 'value and respect your IP and your game' — 'Respect the client: the gamers, the fans, dammit'

Game composer Petri Alanko urged game studios to reject AI-generated music and stock tracks. He stated that studios must bring human composers onto projects early to build coherent work. His stance supports media composers fighting for creative time against automated alternatives.

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