@@brandonarmstrong2656 Yes, he is a great singer with a very particular voice and he has great songs. Robert Zemeckis said he is ready to move forward with the Back to the Future universe, he wants to start with a musical, but who knows...
The thing is that one tends to always compare it to the original songs from the movie, this is something new, about a movie that was never made and will never be made. I still think it captured Huey's style well.
@@NomadSoundwaves yes it did. But huey has a kick. When Huey writes a song, he always has the pacing slow down and then pick up again. This sounds more like a beach boys song
@@buster5661 Maybe if Huey Lewis made a song for this ghost movie it would sound like this, musicians change over the years and many changed their style to adapt to the times.
Hi man! I just want to know how much of this song the model was responsible for. I'd recommend to modify the song yourself to enhance its emotions and improve how it resonates with your audience. AI works best as a tool to assist in the creative process rather than fully replacing human input (at least for now lol). Judging by the current state of the song, it seems like AI may have done most of the work, maybe a personal touch from you could result in a much greater impact.
Hi, the AI created the entire song, I gave it instructions for the structure, instrumentation, chord progression and the theme it should cover to give it a tone similar to Huey Lewis and the News, I think it did a pretty decent job, anyway, thanks for the advice! I will keep it in mind for future creations. 🤙
@@SuperMarioBrosIII I think it has a style similar to 'Back in Time.' It's not meant to be used as the main theme but rather as a track for the credits. That was the idea.
![Alan Silvestri - Back to the Future - Theme [Extended by Gilles Nuytens]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8083S4dXP3k/mqdefault.jpg)
This is more than the best of HUEY!!!!
Thank you, I think Ai was able to interpret her style very well.🤙
It’s a shame he can’t sing anymore and it’s a shame there’s not a back to the future part four
@@brandonarmstrong2656 Yes, he is a great singer with a very particular voice and he has great songs. Robert Zemeckis said he is ready to move forward with the Back to the Future universe, he wants to start with a musical, but who knows...
Ai better then Disney lol
Always!😉
AI has no idea. Big no to this.
Well, I think AI did very well, these are points of view.
This is good, but there's no kick
The thing is that one tends to always compare it to the original songs from the movie, this is something new, about a movie that was never made and will never be made. I still think it captured Huey's style well.
@@NomadSoundwaves yes it did. But huey has a kick. When Huey writes a song, he always has the pacing slow down and then pick up again. This sounds more like a beach boys song
@@buster5661 Maybe if Huey Lewis made a song for this ghost movie it would sound like this, musicians change over the years and many changed their style to adapt to the times.
Hi man! I just want to know how much of this song the model was responsible for. I'd recommend to modify the song yourself to enhance its emotions and improve how it resonates with your audience. AI works best as a tool to assist in the creative process rather than fully replacing human input (at least for now lol). Judging by the current state of the song, it seems like AI may have done most of the work, maybe a personal touch from you could result in a much greater impact.
Hi, the AI created the entire song, I gave it instructions for the structure, instrumentation, chord progression and the theme it should cover to give it a tone similar to Huey Lewis and the News, I think it did a pretty decent job, anyway, thanks for the advice! I will keep it in mind for future creations. 🤙
@@NomadSoundwaves It's not bad but it doesn't have much punch too it you know! Sounds more Motown inspired? Missing that 80's AOR feel and sound!🎸🤔😉🚗
@@SuperMarioBrosIII I think it has a style similar to 'Back in Time.' It's not meant to be used as the main theme but rather as a track for the credits. That was the idea.