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Yup! Got tired of listening to Grandma getting run over by a reindeer...

Thank you for this. I wish more people felt this way.

Thanks!

Thanks!

Is a good, speciale road..i would like to take It....

@@marialleo7725 I think we all have roads like this, somewhere in our history. We just have to find them again.

You are welcome

Dziękuję bardzo!

Glad to provide some enjoyment, in this frazzled world.

Yes, that is true!

Unfortunately for many, I make music in all genres known to man...except rap. I only did one rap song. Hard rock is probably less than 25% of the total selection. Hope you find things that you like!

I like this one. "She" has a future here ;-) As I understand the math, the voices aren't copies of any particular person. They are trained on thousands of voices, and represent an average, with controllable characteristics like pitch, range, and character.

Thank you!

Wow, thank you! I don't plan to stop. I'm seriously glad these are being seen by so many people who seem to enjoy them. And doing this is a great deal of fun. On a related note, it sounds like you are using Suno v4. Do you have any secrets to share about reducing the infamous shimmer effect? Check out my latest story, "Strange Jungles". It's based in a climate pretty much the opposite of "In December".

It is a cheerful song dedicated to a dark story. It makes for an interesting piece.

Pardon?

Thanks! Nice picture of Mt Rainier on your page, by the way. We used to live between Sumner and Bonney Lake.

Eh? They are all artificial. In case you haven't clicked on my "About" thingy at the top of the page, I will quote it here: ---------------------- This channel was created to publish my songs. The musical score and the images are provided by AI tools, but not the lyrics, image design, and video editing. Just to be clear: before you start Googling for bands you've never heard of, SWMV maintains an alternate fictional universe for persons, places, and things just to make this channel more fun. Using an AI to make music from lyrics often creates a horde of excellent songs. One method I use to publish these are covers by various "bands". ------------------- The quality of the voices and singing comes from the skill of the engineers who craft the algorithms at Suno. But it's still a lot of work to make songs that work. I do not let the AI write its own lyrics (though it can). My creativity comes from the writing, the style prompts, the video editing (for songs with videos), and from slogging through dozens (sometimes many dozens) of AI-rendered songs to find the gems that I consider truly good music. I liken this to sitting in a studio telling a band to play things in different ways. I am the only person involved in the creation of all my videos. The tools are all free or nearly so. It's a nice hobby, and keeps me off the streets ;-) I'm glad they seem to be well-received, by and large. Thanks to all of you who take the time to listen!

Thanks! I like the work I found on your channel, also. I have a Korg Kronos keyboard, but I just haven't been able to find enough time to get very good at it (though my best work is done with expansive synth voices, lying back with my eyes closed...maybe I could learn to play by just going to sleep and letting my subconscious do all the work ;-)

I'm really glad you like it. Have you watched this one? th-cam.com/video/AgHjDoWCvLM/w-d-xo.html

@@stevewalton3151 Yes, I have. And I liked it. Good luck and success to you!🙂

Thank you! I got lucky with the music on that one.

@@stevewalton3151 Gotta love musical "lightning in a bottle" moments, they happen once in a blue moon but are so wonderful when they do

@@AltoonaYourPiano That is such an appropriate way to put it, given that I only have a small amount of control over how the AI produces the music, and the rest is just reviewing dozens (sometimes over a hundred) generated examples to find the right one. It's like mining for gold nuggets. The only artistry I can bring is in the lyrics (for songs), a little bit of style prompting, and whatever ability I have to recognize it when it's right.

"She" is a fairly new addition to the artist pool, and I have great hopes for her. Keep an eye out for another version of this song she does with the "St. Horatio Orchestra and Choir" in a couple of days.

Thanks! And thank you for your continued interest in my channel.

@@stevewalton3151 You deserve all the praise for your work! Good luck and success to you!🙂

Great!

"He" is one of my staple "artists" now!

Thank you! I thought so, but I'm never sure if anyone else feels the same way.

I like Arabelle in "Ara's Band" myself, a good contralto. But this one certainly is pleasantly "chirpy"!

And thank you again!!

Você pode gostar disto também: th-cam.com/video/MOz6SFAo9hg/w-d-xo.html

Thank you!

Muito obrigado!

mulțumesc foarte mult!

You're welcome! You gave one of the earliest comments on this site, on the original version of this song. I told you I would fix the timings, eventually ;-)

@@stevewalton3151 As you wish!🙂

Hi, Brazil!

Thanks!

Not explicitly Irish, but close enough! If you like mythic tales, you might like these from that playlist: th-cam.com/video/tt4oXJOmKbg/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/exVcgmnQqe8/w-d-xo.html

I write the lyrics, select the style, voice, instruments, and overall song structure. The AI then generates candidate renditions, and I select the best for the "main release" of a song (there can be up to a hundred outputs to sift through). I also usually generate several "covers" that are runners-up, or with different styles if the lyrics are good enough to support that. Lately, you can also go back into a generated score and re-generate sections that aren't right. For instance, in this song I had to surgically remove the bridges because it decided to use some horrible, atonal, grating sounds instead of the simple piano riffs I ended up with. There is a lot of flexibility to massage the AI outputs. For instance (though I didn't do it here), you can generate it stanza by stanza by repeatedly extending it. Each time gives you several choices on how to proceed. This is actually a pretty powerful method. Sometimes, though, it nails the right way the first time. I think about the process as though I were a prospector with a metal detector (my musical judgment) seeking gold nuggets in a vast desert (the dataspace of solutions to the math). Sometimes you fall across real gems! I'm incredibly grateful these guys were able to build this kind of AI tool, because I can't actually play any instrument worth spit...but I know what I like and now I can get these these out of my head and into the real world. The other place I can exercise control is in the generation of the visuals, though not with this particular song. The video stories have a lot of room for control and creativity. If you'll forgive me for making this long comment a bit longer, the song "We The Just" perfectly illustrates this process. These are all C&W takes on the lyrics. The first one gets the full video treatment and is the best take on it in my opinion: th-cam.com/video/kF7fIIRiM7U/w-d-xo.html This is followed by the runners-up (out of 47 renditions), by three more "artists": th-cam.com/video/7_XoYBXNQAQ/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/WmOIYlEx0VE/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/GtmmCulm2YA/w-d-xo.html Glad you liked "Only A Dream"!

Thank you!