I had a hunch AI was involved to some degree, but I wasn't sure to what extent. And I can confirm, his name is indeed Scream Guy from the classic "Ghostface" movies! Speaking of which, love the font you chose for this vid.
It is. We use our own system to help with pitch, tone, or voice to get as accurate to the characters sound as possible. The songs are sung by actual artists who are aided by our filter which is a very unique process in that it compliments their natural abilities vs replacing it. Some other FNAF/horror artists use way more manipulation than we ever do. Standard FNAF songs have more manipulation than even our most manipulated song does.
@@EerieEffects This is true. Some of these FNAF songs sound like voice-to-text with no melody or jam. Very robotic and very machined. Whatever filters you guys use sound very natural.
Thanks for the breakdown. I factored in that there was a bit of AI at foot, and it's nice to know that it's very minimal. I knew it wasn't full AI because, full AI sounds like shit and because Allie and the boys at Neon screw up at times on the songs, and you can't get that out of a robot. I'm in the business of AI and work at a research firm and can tell you that you guys stand to make an ungodly amount of money with this AI filter. You are right, you can't sing through a voice filter. Won't work because it's too thick. Hell, you can't even laugh through a voice filter, comes off sounding very plastic, and the current voice filters all suck. Full AI filters that can mimic Trump or Biden or a Celeb can also only do text. So, my company might be interested in your singing filter, a big market for this. How can I email you guys to ask more? My interest is majorly peaked.
Currently our AI sing filter (Mavin) is under a lot of R&D. We still have a lot of quirks to work out of it. So Mavin won't be available to the public or for partnerships with outside firms for a while. Please direct all inquiries about partnerships to our management / ownership company FLOCO Holdings - flocoholdings@aol.com
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I had a hunch AI was involved to some degree, but I wasn't sure to what extent.
And I can confirm, his name is indeed Scream Guy from the classic "Ghostface" movies! Speaking of which, love the font you chose for this vid.
It is. We use our own system to help with pitch, tone, or voice to get as accurate to the characters sound as possible. The songs are sung by actual artists who are aided by our filter which is a very unique process in that it compliments their natural abilities vs replacing it.
Some other FNAF/horror artists use way more manipulation than we ever do. Standard FNAF songs have more manipulation than even our most manipulated song does.
Thank you! We call the font "melted candy corn". Yeah, Chase is horrible with the cannon. Lol.
@@EerieEffects This is true. Some of these FNAF songs sound like voice-to-text with no melody or jam. Very robotic and very machined. Whatever filters you guys use sound very natural.
Thanks for the breakdown. I factored in that there was a bit of AI at foot, and it's nice to know that it's very minimal. I knew it wasn't full AI because, full AI sounds like shit and because Allie and the boys at Neon screw up at times on the songs, and you can't get that out of a robot. I'm in the business of AI and work at a research firm and can tell you that you guys stand to make an ungodly amount of money with this AI filter. You are right, you can't sing through a voice filter. Won't work because it's too thick. Hell, you can't even laugh through a voice filter, comes off sounding very plastic, and the current voice filters all suck. Full AI filters that can mimic Trump or Biden or a Celeb can also only do text. So, my company might be interested in your singing filter, a big market for this. How can I email you guys to ask more? My interest is majorly peaked.
Currently our AI sing filter (Mavin) is under a lot of R&D. We still have a lot of quirks to work out of it. So Mavin won't be available to the public or for partnerships with outside firms for a while. Please direct all inquiries about partnerships to our management / ownership company FLOCO Holdings - flocoholdings@aol.com