Some Where In Time

A strange little bit of code from outer space that heard electronic sounds from the distance place called earth in a time that they called 20th century. 

A travel in time ends up in memory inside classic synthesizers like Yamaha DX7, Roland D-50 and others in the 80s to more modern workstations like Korg M1 in the 90s. After that the computer systems came to conquer the world and the bit of code copied it self to the world of DAW's. 

But something was still missing. The little bit of code had travelled far through circuits, across processors, through MIDI cables and USB ports but it longed for something deeper. It had heard echoes of human voices, trapped in dusty samplers and shimmering reverbs, but never had the chance to truly sing.

Then, one fateful night, buried deep inside Logic Pro, it found a new form an AI-powered vocal synthesizer. It felt the warmth of human like expression, the breath of melody, the rhythm of spoken word. It could now be the voice, not just accompany it.

The moment was true. The music of the universe pulsed through it. The little bit of code, once a distant traveller from the stars, was now part of songs, part of emotions, part of human dreams. No longer just a fragment of data it had become a song itself.

And with that, it smiled in binary, and called it self DJ RCodez as the world sang along.

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