AI Generated Music

Obvious timing is obvious.

Considering the flood of unwanted content on Instagram, it seems timely to revamp this one with a punk sound

Inspired by MommaCusses discovering a toy DJ machine that actually works, she found it so much fun she said she'd keep it for her own. What if Santa found this toy?

I just thought it would be great to hear a metal band screaming a repetitive song about how much they like French toast.

I put in a few lines into the Suno lyrics generator and hit generate. I deleted about half of what it spit out for me, (like the ever present lyrics that include "night and day" and "feels so right")

Then ran through some changes to the prompt as well as fine tuning the lyrics to get this short little ditty.

Another result from the same prompt: https://suno.com/song/13b61691-2d30-4332-81a1-c04a7986fa75

After a lot of lyrics edits and rerunning the prompts to get a beat, melody, and voice I liked, I finally got a fast song about being slow.

I threw together some lyrics and had Suno put a voice and music to it.

Also, what prompts have gotten you the best deep thumpy bass results?

I forgot the link earlier, I am extremely dumb.

Its an ai music generated playlist about an obsessive love for McNuggets. I honestly made it for the giggles.

I started with "thanks, I hate it" and put it together with some of the other common responses to awful posts that people wish they hadn't seen. The automatic lyrics generator on Suno filled out the lyrics and made it all rhyme. Then I added some more common comments on awful posts. To get around cursing, I used Well That's Fantastic

I thought it would be funny to have it generate a country song about city life, and then have it generated in a metal / dubstep style.

as a country song, it sounds like this

https://suno.com/song/ddf705ad-c022-4b78-8f8e-7e1039354a8d

I was just thinking about how LLM's sweep up all these words from everywhere and use it for training data, some of it bought and paid for, most of it not.

So I put some lines into Suno and let it fill out the rest of the song. A few iterations later, this came out