TIME's Version No_02 (Copacabana)

A Song & Film by MarQ Unger
Realisation: AGI'n©  [ˈeɪdʒənsi]
Music: tonfusion
Text & Composition MarQ Unger

ALL AI VIRTUAL ASSISTANTS (AIVA) CREATED BY AGI'n©

SPECIAL THANKS TO:
OPEN AI | UDIO | PERPLEXITY | NOISEE | DISCORD
ADOBE | BLACKMAGIC DESIGN
THE DOBERMAN GANG & EVERYONE
WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE MAGIC OF THIS PROJECT

NO ANIMALS OR ALIENS WERE HARMED

© 2024 AGI'n©  [ˈeɪdʒənsi] ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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Verse 1:
Time’s a currency we spend but never save,
Every heartbeat’s a step closer to the grave.
We trade minutes like stocks in a frantic exchange,
Seeking profits in a life beyond range.

Chorus:
Clocks tick, but do we understand the sound?
Life’s a riddle, wrapped in moments not yet found.
Slow down, feel the pulse of the unseen,
In the quiet, we grasp what forever might mean.

Verse 2:
Pages of days, do we read or just skim?
Each chapter closes, edges growing dim.
Chasing shadows of futures never set,
Forgetting the now, in tomorrow's net.

Chorus:
Clocks tick, but do we understand the sound?
Life’s a riddle, wrapped in moments not yet found.
Slow down, feel the pulse of the unseen,
In the quiet, we grasp what forever might mean.

Bridge:
Is time a thief, or a gift we ignore?
Rushing past us, always promising more.
Philosophies written in sand, not in stone,
Life’s meanings deciphered as our minds are grown.

Breakdown:
Echoes of the ancient, whispering through ages,
History’s lessons scribed on infinite pages.

Chorus:
Clocks tick, but do we understand the sound?
Life’s a riddle, wrapped in moments not yet found.
Slow down, feel the pulse of the unseen,
In the quiet, we grasp what forever might mean.

Outro:
Let’s not just exist but live with intent,
Embrace each moment, let no second be misspent.
For in the end, time is both friend and foe,
In its relentless flow, we find and we grow.

TIME's Version No_02 (Copacabana)

AGI'n© [ˈeɪdʒənsi]  ROOM 101

Yes, I create these songs with AI support.
Many people now think that AI models could make music like humans and that many musicians would become even more without a living.

Absolutely No!

Creative musicians have been using technical developments for centuries (piano, organ, electronic sound generation, synthesizers, sampling, loop machines, vocoders, reverb, Dolby, DAWs, to name just a few).

In the performing arts, technical material developments, chemistry, sprayers, printing technology are relevant, and for graphic artists, designers, technical draftsmen,... CG and CAD systems.

If I tell a well-trained AI model: “Make me a great work of art or a piece of music!”, then it's like jumping around with a camera and just snapping away. At some point, you're sure to get a great snapshot.

If the world is now flooded with “AI songs”, so what? Since the development of camera smartphones, we have been blessed with billions of images and videos. Professional photographers and videographers laugh about it and are more in demand than ever.

If I use AI to write songs, to produce music, then I make the music. I decide in creative and artistic processes what my song should be like, melody, chords, lyrics, beats, instruments, style, genre,...
AI is and remains just a tool, albeit a very impressive one, that can save me a lot of time.

I could also create each of these songs in a day with a MIDI keyboard and a good DAW (Ableton, Logic, Pro-Tools...) - without AI.

And: With AI support it only takes me: Still one day LOL ; - ) But the work processes are changing in such a way that I have much less to deal with filters, plugins, effects, sound packs,... and find more time for creative variations and experiments.
If I have no idea about music - by that I mean theory and practice as a musician, composition, harmony, arranging,... - then neither a Bösendorfer grand piano, a great synthesizer or an AI like Suno or Udio are of any use.

I just wanted to say that.

The good musicians will always be very different from the, well, hobbyists, Tiktoks & Co., regardless of whether they use technology or are unplugged, even if many of them still suffer without a living.

A doctor to a musician: “You only have three months to live!” - “From what…?”