I'm exploring ML arrangements with more than just chiptune music! I'm sharing this one out of the handful I did tonight because it went past "holy shiiit" and actually made me tear up a little.

The source song was a SNES-style MIDI piece from my Boot Hill Heroes soundtrack - basically the same notes, but with basic synth sounds. I used it unaltered as input, and wrote a prompt: "1972 soundtrack for a beloved italian wild west film about a mysterious stranger, harmonica over orchestra with (baritone guitar) and abundant choirs".

(Yes there are new notes in there. I like them too, and it took a lot of tweaking numbers and specific words to get them to do that, but it will get easier and better soon!)

Doc's Theme (MIDI) - Neural Arrangement

pratītyasamutpāda enjoyer ᵕ̈
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I am the universe dissociating~an eddy in the river of being

Make sure you play some vidya. "He who knows both vidya and avidya together, transcends mortality through avidya and reaches immortality through vidya" (see Isha Upanishad, Verse 11).

Yaaahoooo! Yah-yahyahyayayayayayayayyyyyyyaahoooo!

Who am I? Just an odd fella that enjoys making the odd chiptune. And Do a lot, A LOT, of liking and reposting. 

I run a VGM Podcast called "VGMporium" that primarily focuses on obscure and unknown VGM as well as highlighting Original chiptune and VGM adjacent music like demoscene and digital fusion.

Doc's Theme (MIDI) - Neural Arrangement

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