RE: Easy Listening
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A lot of it is a little too orchestral for my taste and therefore sounds like a bit monstrous. The AI also doesn't seem to think much of spontaneous rhythmic shifts within a composition, either. I would say 'Paradise Next To You' is my favourite. I was also unable to get a proper answer to the question of what 'Under The River' was all about. I suppose I'll have to take the scoop and look under the Sava?
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Well, the term "monstrous" is a bit too strong for me; what do I know, I found John Zorn's music more monstrous when he dealt with some fallen angels on one of his albums... but this is more like I wrote, easy listening while peeling potatoes for lunch... but that's just my opinion...
That's probably true, but he's learning, and I'm learning. These "spontaneous rhythmic shifts" must be set with a prompt; AI doesn't do anything spontaneous; there's always someone behind... I also believe that my 10th album will be much better :) 😜
Yes, it seems that when you use bossa-nova and jazzy and guitar in the text prompts, the AI knows best (or has learned from the most extensive corpus of such content) what to do... but otherwise, as I mentioned, the way you train it and set it text prompts (read: limit it with something), it learns.
If it's easier for you, you can get it now: artistic freedom and the like... 😎
The inspiration for the name (but only the name of the song) was Under The Bridge by RHCP, but for the content, have you probably heard of those who search for water with some sticks? Where there is water, there are also specific magnetic/whatever forces underneath it. Also, the cover image for the song is very colorful.
If you can, you should also measure something under the Sava. From Krško onwards, I'm sure it will show something :) 😁