Denis Bichard

I will come up with a prompt and I'll plug it in.

Each prompt makes two songs.

I'll try to be as creative as possible.

I'll usually plug it in two or three times.

and vary it, add different instruments with it or different vocals with it, and just plug a bunch of those in.

For example, I asked at one point to make a song that was a mix of rap and bluegrass, and I made a song called My Existence.

And I listened to that one a few times.

I was kind of intrigued by how it made that.

One that made me laugh was a song called Organ Trafficking.

I'd asked for a contemporary rap song with female vocals, playful, ironic lyrics.

And it comes up with this song where organ trafficking is kind of the central metaphor.

I was thinking, okay, I didn't really expect AI to do that.

But then, you know, there are also moments in the evening when I kind of wind down and I will look at the prompts and I'll think, okay, give me a song with literary lyrics, playful metaphors, soft female vocals, and acoustic guitar, and then it will give me something like Shadows of the Sun.

And I've also played the things where, you know, I've asked it for Bossa Nova and to mix it with rap.

And they gave me a song in Portuguese called Entre o Céu e o Fogo.

I think one of the things I've realized is that a lot of the music I listen to that is mainstream, that is, I would consider kind of heavily processed music, music that's designed to have a large market, it doesn't feel very personal to me anyway.

So I realized that in that particular context, it didn't feel very different a lot of the time.

No, I don't think so.

I mean, it tells me that the AI is getting very good.

It is certainly telling me that.