Hybrid Creator who uses AI. Creator of Femmephonic Genre! https://xitter.cf/t.co/gjIopfksc9

Texas
Joined May 2011
Replying to @soompi
약속해줘 I never publish my K-pop fusion songs outside of Soundcloud and X. So, here you guys go.
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Wonder if #에이티즈 would sing my song 어느 각도든 괜찮아 I would be happy if Blackpink or a female group would like to sing it. It is assisted AI, meaning I wrote the music, used AI vocals. I composed the vocals with synth bass, 808, qin riff, zheng tremolo runs, zither, gong, taiko and electric guitar; slow, shifting pulses from a 55–70 BPM. I love the sounds of folk instruments. We write K-pop Fusion!
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Trump was never a Republican. I think we need to understand this first. He has never been for the Christian religion. He studied up on preachers who had large groups of followers and copied what they did. All the rallies were revivals. Why do you think so many real Christians /and Republicans turned away? This is who we are called to be, but this is where we are. He used fed hate so thoroughly that it allowed people to cheer for people losing jobs, being killed, and what not. These people in office right now are not Republicans, they are demon shields.
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Replying to @tedcruz
When I write Christian music, I always feel like it needs to be from the heart. We need to stay in our Bibles right now. Because the Devil is good at confusing people, and he is using politics today the way it was used before Jesus was killed on the cross. I sort of feel odd mixing politics in with religion. We are either Godly or worldly. Answering with a Verse
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Replying to @BlackLabelAdvsr
Hmmm let me see James or Pax? Which ones actually follows the word? Not your cultural definition, but what the Bible says.
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Well, who are invaders?
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Replying to @RightWingWatch
If the people you are listening to are not about the life God wants us to walk, then you should not be following them. God tells us many will come in his name, but they are not from him. So, how can you tell the difference?
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Replying to @ImBreckWorsham
Sort of gives me this vibe. We know people lied on their neighbors in the past, so this will encourage more lies.
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Replying to @GrimfelOfficial
Because I am the nerd that does the most! I wanted to see if adding an AI tag to my songs would result in anyone wanting to hear them. And it did, the tag seems to have increased a natural curiosity regarding my music. The acct with AI in the credits did like zero sells in Spotify and Apple. The one with the AI tag is starting to come alive. I have 35 monthly streams that just started last month. All of these people have listened to one of my country songs. So, I say put those tags on and let people decide if they want to hear us. Top cities for this song 1Last 28 Daysstreams1LondonUnited Kingdom, ENG62ManchesterUnited Kingdom, ENG33AllenUnited States, TX24AucklandNew Zealand, AUK25BrightonUnited Kingdom, ENG26BristolUnited Kingdom, ENG27GraysUnited Kingdom, ENG28LeedsUnited Kingdom, ENG29PeterboroughUnited Kingdom, ENG210PickeringUnited Kingdom, ENG211AmblesideUnited Kingdom, ENG112ArleseyUnited Kingdom, ENG113BasingstokeUnited Kingdom, ENG114BradfordUnited Kingdom, ENG115CambridgeUnited Kingdom, ENG116CarmarthenUnited Kingdom, WLS117ChesterfieldUnited Kingdom, ENG1Last 28 Daysstreams18DerbyUnited Kingdom, ENG119DoncasterUnited Kingdom, ENG120HookUnited Kingdom, ENG121HorshamUnited Kingdom, ENG122IrvingUnited States, TX123LewesUnited Kingdom, ENG124MotherwellUnited Kingdom, SCT125NewportUnited Kingdom, WLS126NewtownabbeyUnited Kingdom, NIR127NottinghamUnited Kingdom, ENG128PaisleyUnited Kingdom, SCT129ReadingUnited Kingdom, ENG130SheffieldUnited Kingdom, ENG131TexarkanaUnited States, TX132WinchesterUnited Kingdom, ENG133WokingUnited Kingdom, ENG134Woodford Green United Kingdom, ENG I have over 60 with Apple too. It might not be a lot, but it is better than the acct with AI in the credits getting zero plays. I think it has to do with the tag.
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Replying to @PopBase
Great I am all for it. I started adding tags to my songs, and streams increased. Prior to that I just relied on the credits to give the information from Distrokid, then after I started getting a little deeper into composing, I went a different way. I do not check the credits for 99 percent of what I listen to, so I figured most of the people might be like me. I started having tags put on my music. Now I write all my songs, and I compose my music with carefully positioned BPM and Semitones. I then check for reverberations that show up a little stronger when certain instruments are present. I might have to drop them down to like 15percent or something. I might have to bring in another instrument sound to help soften a stronger one. I have always been honest about my workload. At the end of the day, I want someone to pick my songs because they like my writing. Not because someone tricked them into it. So, I love it. You will notice Big Blue Tractor has AI Generated on the top right-hand side; the rest have made with AI because I felt like AI Generated was a little off because I am not a prompt person. However, AI does handle vocals, and audio render. Anyway, to my surprise people have been wanting to hear my songs. Maybe it is because I am honest, or maybe it is just because they are curious. I have always been super honest about my AI workload from day 1.
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Replying to @firesidealpha
I mean he has a point, but the human mind does work with it very much so. I created this song; it was created via semitone composition. However, I had to create the musical arc for it. I had to find the right combination of sounds to help make this song come to life. I had to map the BPM and semitone structure to form the parametric compound curve. They resulted in the song below. Experimental instrumental music; mandolin, guzheng pitched down 12 semitones, bansuri, cello, piano; instrumental, no vocals; right and parallel-left cello-piano loops trace repeating BPM and semitone curves with layered parametric compound motion; tempo continuously shifts through 12, 1–12, 15–60 BPM stages.
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Replying to @mutiscuntybob
You know, the more shit you talk about AI the more you get people interested in hearing it. I mean I should thank you guys. If you weren't constantly talking shit about AI music people wouldn't be so curious as to want to try it. So, here is a thank you. We don't even have to hide it. We just make sure our tags show that we are clearly AI, and your hate does the rest. Thank you.
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Replying to @kchartsmaster
Alison just approved our KPOP song. We still have a way to go before we release it off SoundCloud.
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Replying to @karatademada
I say disclose it upfront. I use covers with AI tags on them. I also have AI on my music info. Now on this song that has started to rise, it has AI generated. In truth it is more of AI assisted. However, I wanted to see if people would listen if it had the generated tag. The rest of my stuff has the made with AI tag. Now, I write, I compose, but I use ai vocals. I use AI vocals as a performance tool. All musical arrangements, BPM structures, instrument layers, harmonies, and vocal phrasing are human‑designed. I use semitone composition. I am finding that people are interested when they see the AI tag. My songs that were on Distrokid got zero plays. They have the AI in the credits area. However, these songs with AI shown upfront are getting picked because people want to hear AI music. I find that maybe people want to see it loud and clear. A lot of people do not look at the credits. So, put those tags up, and see what happens.
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