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

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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.

From Alabama.  Now near the metro Atlanta area.  One half of "Lute and Key."

https://soundcloud.com/lute-and-key

I'm rebranding soon under a new name for chiptunes (Famitracker, OpenMPT).  This account will be for mashups and all else.

Neurochip 02 - A Cargo of Finer Fineries

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