It's shocking how quickly Suno can generate songs. Faster than real time. Could be even more useful as a tool for listeners than for creators. Consider:
You sit down in your car for you morning commute and tell your phone "Suno, make a playlist of heavy metal songs about perseverance in the face of soul-crushing boredom in the style of Disturbed." and by the end of your driveway, you have an album of original music perfectly suited to your mood.
I used AI to create a mock song for a gamma neighbor. It was an instant hit in the neighborhood. Suno did a pretty good job, despite the language not being English.
After that I used it again to create song mocking another gamma this time in English. Feel free to listen to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OYpuLunOrg . I aimed specifically to use female vocals to evoke a feeling for pity, the song being about what it is, without being explicit or vulgar at all. I'm being told the result is pretty good.
It's awesome to make songs that would never get radio time. Not saying yours wouldn't, but the stuff I'm making is Scripture Electronic Dance Music like: https://suno.com/s/qPko2lJbcge8cg0A
Comments are actually turned on, but for some reason they aren't appearing. So comments here are fine. Great work on Conan!
If you'd like to try something similar for a non-public domain work for a future post here, let me know. We have lots of books and comics from which to choose.
Are you interested in guest posts from someone using AI to explore artistic ideas for personal interest, but not publishing or currently trying to publish?
Only if you're doing something that genuinely pushes the AI technology envelope. There is no need for anyone doing normal things that everyone else is doing; this site is about AI per se, not personal artistic visions that happen to utilize AI.
I am pushing AI, but not necessarily hard enough. Main results have been a 9000 word Socratic dialogue on recent politics for a friend, and the structure of an 11 play cycle about the French and Indian War. If this might be interesting, I can write a draft post and send to you to decide, or provide something else you request to evaluate. If this work is too common, then let's skip it.
I'd love to give it a shot assuming it's potentially paying, whether by percentage or fee.
I'm also currently in the midst of illustrating the fourth Conan story, Black Colossus, if you'd like a new post on that. I spent possibly too much time futzing with approaches on this one, which could make for an interesting post.
It's shocking how quickly Suno can generate songs. Faster than real time. Could be even more useful as a tool for listeners than for creators. Consider:
You sit down in your car for you morning commute and tell your phone "Suno, make a playlist of heavy metal songs about perseverance in the face of soul-crushing boredom in the style of Disturbed." and by the end of your driveway, you have an album of original music perfectly suited to your mood.
Would be awesome.
I used AI to create a mock song for a gamma neighbor. It was an instant hit in the neighborhood. Suno did a pretty good job, despite the language not being English.
After that I used it again to create song mocking another gamma this time in English. Feel free to listen to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OYpuLunOrg . I aimed specifically to use female vocals to evoke a feeling for pity, the song being about what it is, without being explicit or vulgar at all. I'm being told the result is pretty good.
Nice. I liked it. Had some good lines in there.
It's awesome to make songs that would never get radio time. Not saying yours wouldn't, but the stuff I'm making is Scripture Electronic Dance Music like: https://suno.com/s/qPko2lJbcge8cg0A
Suno AI is amazing. I can write the stuff I want to hear rather than listening to radio trash.
The Only Skull was a great album, I've spent many hours listening to it along with other AI music I've found on Suno.
The songs from the album I like most are The Only Skull, The Ride Never Ends, and Once There Was Sorrow.
Ride and Die is one of the best songs in my car's playlist and somewhat of a hit among a bunch of car guy friends. Really gives you that lead foot.
There's an idea. Have SUNO generate an hour or two of driving music.
Here's how I used local language models and image generation to automatically illustrate some Conan stories: https://brianheming.substack.com/p/making-illustrated-conan-adventures https://brianheming.substack.com/p/illustrated-conan-adventures-the
Note: oddly, comments are turned off on Wintermute No More post which asks for comments with demos of AI work, so I comment here instead for now!
Comments are actually turned on, but for some reason they aren't appearing. So comments here are fine. Great work on Conan!
If you'd like to try something similar for a non-public domain work for a future post here, let me know. We have lots of books and comics from which to choose.
Are you interested in guest posts from someone using AI to explore artistic ideas for personal interest, but not publishing or currently trying to publish?
Only if you're doing something that genuinely pushes the AI technology envelope. There is no need for anyone doing normal things that everyone else is doing; this site is about AI per se, not personal artistic visions that happen to utilize AI.
I am pushing AI, but not necessarily hard enough. Main results have been a 9000 word Socratic dialogue on recent politics for a friend, and the structure of an 11 play cycle about the French and Indian War. If this might be interesting, I can write a draft post and send to you to decide, or provide something else you request to evaluate. If this work is too common, then let's skip it.
I'd love to give it a shot assuming it's potentially paying, whether by percentage or fee.
I'm also currently in the midst of illustrating the fourth Conan story, Black Colossus, if you'd like a new post on that. I spent possibly too much time futzing with approaches on this one, which could make for an interesting post.