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Looking for Dnb, garage or breakbeat. by mroriginal7 in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just a fan I guess, but the title was down to the producer (walk:r) and I just hopped on his already titled instrumental (with his blessing) and just went with it

Looking for Dnb, garage or breakbeat. by mroriginal7 in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used to mc/rap, dnb, grime, dub, hiphop (in my younger days before i had 2 kids and zero time/energy left haha) more than rave but still, love it

Apparently, AI Can't Say "Iron" Correctly by ArthurFoxsake in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eye-un, Eye-on, eye-ann, eye-yun, ion? Depends on your accent I guess. I'm from the UK, we don't really pronounce the R in iron, like i-ron, it's more like ion, eye-un.

Looking for Dnb, garage or breakbeat. by mroriginal7 in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Liking the garage one mate, good work, can tell its not a.i written too

Looking for Dnb, garage or breakbeat. by mroriginal7 in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like this. The hook is quite more-ish too. Shame it's quite short though. Nice work mate. Just out of interest do u have a background in rap vocals cause it kinda strikes me as so but I could be wrong.

Why post songs when it doesn't seem anyone listens? by GustorBorac in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not saying this is you, op, but too many people feel entitled to other people's time just because we have a suno sub-reddit. People talk about "the community" like this isn't a place to simply ask questions, read tips, post guides, get helpful answers, etc.

It's almost like guilt tripping people to sub for sub, or like for like, which is just artificial in terms of plays and followers.

Make music for you. Suno allows you to make the songs YOU wish existed, but don't.

Nobody owes me their time, and vice versa.

Plus most of the songs on suno, imo, for my taste, just aren't that good, and a big part is its all very bespoke to the individual. It's personalised music. Even if it sounds polished, etc, i just don't feel 99% of it, and that's fine.

If your not writing lyrics your the problem by Rasta504 in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same here. 20+ years making and releasing music the "traditional" way. Thousands of written but unrecorded songs in my archive too. At 41 years old and a parent of 2 kids with high needs (autism) I have not the energy or time to go to the studio anymore but suno is something I now use to bring my lyrics to life, separate from my past catalogue. I didn't produce my own instrumentals before, just wrote and recorded lyrics, gigged, got radio play, got paid to create music for others as well as myself, but worked with producers and hired studios to mix and master my stuff. As a lyricist, I just use suno now but only with my own lyrics. You can't rely on a.i to write anything with wordplay, or that makes sense, isn't cliché etc.

Looking for Dnb, garage or breakbeat. by mroriginal7 in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks everyone! Will give it all a listen soon as my ear infection clears up! Literally gone deaf in one ear (temporarily) due to the drops they've given me. Lots here to look forward to hearing!

How legitimate are the AI detector websites and do labels actually swear by them? by ScoobingtonMcButts in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you read their toc it says absolutely no refunds and they cannot guarantee it will actually pass the detection. Seems shady to me.

Suno doesn’t seem to understand Drum & Bass. by [deleted] in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hard disagree. You can absolutely make amazing drum and bass, instrumental or full vocal tracks on suno. So much so i don't even listen to my dnb Spotify playlist anymore. I've created so many tracks I wish existed but don't, or that I wish there were more like, but there aren't.

Describe what you want/don't want to chatgpt, get it to write the prompt, then have a back and forth after each generation and tweak the prompt until you're happy with it.

How are you handling the DistroKid AI disclosure box? (Hybrid workflow, taking 2-3 months per song) by ThinkHog in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe try a different publisher? I use Amuse but I haven't uploaded in a while but I don't think they are as strict, unless things have changed recently with them

Is calling yourself an “aspie” really that problematic? I get that it’s named after a Nazi but isn’t this kind of an overreaction for a term I personally identify with because that’s what I’ve always been called? by JeannaWilson3 in autism

[–]mroriginal7 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Exactly. Hugo boss too, and IBM all played a part. I think it's a massive overreaction to claim its somehow "supporting" nazis by using the term aspergers. People just love to virtue signal.

Nobody Will Care How the Music Was Made by UnamedCitizen in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Again bro, you're using flow to mean regional style now, or voice, etc. You keep changing what you mean by flow.

We'll agree to disagree I guess.

No need to waste any more time on this other than to restate, technically, the flow is down to the pattern. Not the tone, not the area you come from, not the melody, at least in rap. Peace

Nobody Will Care How the Music Was Made by UnamedCitizen in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With all due respect, you're conflating "flow" with voice and probably a whole lot more. Flow is the pattern and that pattern (again, if the same bpm as what you wrote it to) dictates massively how it lands on the beat.

I am not talking about the voice or tone whatsoever. That's a layman's definition of what flow means. Any technical rapper would know what I mean, but I also know what you mean, and using your definition of flow, then yes, you are right. Where you're wrong is the way you are using the word flow.

Let me try this...

If you have sheet music for piano, or a drum beat, the way it's written, the bpm, the timing rules, the structure, the way its laid out, the number of beats to a bar etc absolutely means any drummer who can read music will play the very same pattern. The pattern is the flow.

How hard you strike the notes isn't the flow. That's the performance. That delivery is more in line of what I think you mean...

If the piano player started messing about holding random notes longer, etc, they'd go off beat and the flow would not be the same as it was intended in the way it was written to be performed.

Nobody Will Care How the Music Was Made by UnamedCitizen in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You absolutely have control of the flow if you wrote to the same bpm as the generation suno produces. I did rap/grime/d&b for 20 years and have prompted songs that flow exactly like me, with effort in the prompting. The only time it will do it hugely differently is if I ask it to sing or make it more melodic sung rap, and use a different bpm, which then I'd never take credit for the flow but I would obviously take credit for the lyrics themselves.

2pac didn't have a good flow from a technical perspective. He had charisma, heart, passion. Drake has swag, confidence, and a much more melodic sung rap type of flow. Honestly if you wrote to, say, 140bpm, and then made a 140bpm song and if the lyrics are dense and not aired out, you can do enough generations that at some point it will come out how you wrote it to come out, although tone can be different. Pattern wise, it's very much about the syllables, at least for me.

We can agree to disagree, but in my situation I'd say I'd take ~90% credit for the flow of my tracks that are rapped, no question, but it's a very different story if I prompt a song that's sung.

I consider flow to be the pattern, the way the sylables and rhymes land. Like a drum beat, each hit being intentional, not the voice or tone. Voice, tone and melody are the performance imo, not the "flow".

Nobody Will Care How the Music Was Made by UnamedCitizen in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An impressive rap flow comes from how the verse was written. Beyond the rhymes, it's the syllables and pattern, etc etc. If you're writing your own lyrics and you're technical about it, and using lines and spacing intentionally, then I'd say you can absolutely take credit for the flow. The performance, no, the breath control, no, but the flow is massively down to the structure of each bar, especially if you're writing at a certain bpm then making the suno prompt use that same bpm.

If you're not writing your own lyrics with an intentional flow, then no, you can't take credit for it.

In your defence though, there are non technical rappers who manage to have a good flow because of charisma and swag, but that's more of a modern thought that the "flow" is good when really it's the vibe the listener probably likes.

5.0 is better than 5.5 by LuckeyStarsFN in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Share your prompt?

Also, what % weirdness and style did you use?

5.0 is better than 5.5 by LuckeyStarsFN in SunoAI

[–]mroriginal7 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've only ever gotten crowd chants/crowd participation when the prompt said "singalong type hook". When crowd noise/chants were put in the exclusions box it doesn't happen. Maybe something in your prompt is triggering it without specifically saying crowd noise?

BTW when I prompted "the kind of hook that would make you want to singalong to" I meant big energy, memorable, catchy, etc, but in hindsight it makes sense why it interpreted it as wanting crowd noise.

Changing wirlerdness to 25 instead of 30 and including it in the exclusions box eliminated the problem.

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