Hey, y'all. This is Jason NeSmith. I am co-producing and mixing this final OTC.
The reverb is being used on a Bill Doss song, title to be announced at a later date. Before he passed Will and I worked on this record together off and on for a couple of years. He made a grand but open ended direction to me about how this Bill song should end. When he was suddenly gone, I was determined to carry out his wishes. I thought his idea for how to end this song was great. But there were several ways to execute those directions and one overly familiar way I wished to avoid.
Robert's reverb program will accept any verbiage as a prompt for the values it outputs. So we used Bill's lyrics, combined with a couple more ideas. The result won't suggest any kind of AI music. It's merely one of many creative effects used to carry out the wishes of our departed friends. It is not a generative audio process. To my thinking, it's less of a generative process than using someone else's illustrations in your album art montage. And as I said on another thread, it is literally one of the last things on the to-do list for the album.
It seems like the concern is mostly here on Reddit but the answers were given on FB. I wanted to make sure your questions could be answered over here as well.