This is the "Flying Machine" cover I made for Specter of Torment, covered EVEN FURTHER through a fine-tuned AI. See the Buzz in the Grotto track (#01) for a fuller explanation, but the only things that went into this track were the original chiptune ( https://virt.bandcamp.com/track/a-cargo-of-fineries-flying-machine ) and the following very finagled text prompt: 

"A very energetic and thematic pop song. Driving drum beat, electric guitar lead, soaring and majestic, overdriven electric bass, brass section, anthemic, aviation, bombast"

I didn't tell it to add vocals, but I didn't tell it not to either. Sure, why not? I can't believe how similar they sound to the internal nonsense "temp" singing I hear in my head, whenever I write a song before writing the lyrics. It's absolutely uncanny.

I'll post how to mess with all this as soon as I regroup. It's been a pretty sleepless week! A new paper on audio ML is coming out almost every day now and I'm reading them all :E

Neurochip 02 - A Cargo of Finer Fineries

A reminder that those things that you tell yourself - that you're not good enough, that what you make won't matter, that it's not worth it being yourself? They're not true.

A project years in the making (or at least in the releasing), made with Jummbox:
https://tinyurl.com/262prxv8

Mantra

MAXIMALISM

samba2

ghgg

brs123.0cc

Original ringtone: Marimba
Brand: Apple
Composer unknown
Arranger: @damifortune
https://h-v-b.bandcamp.com

qwop

gotoandplay

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