Hello everyone,
Any feedback is appreciated.

 

Thank you @Alfgw for the free music, it has such a happy, positive touch and charisma. Very well done. Great voice - great bass and a happy tempo.
I downloaded it straight away to my hard drive. Keep it up and more of it.

 

Last edited: Jan 14, 2025

I just don't know Alf.

 

"Take me Higher" first. Good job!

 

Suno.ai generated a good production for you

 

Well I bought a zillion music tools for my iPad … beathawk , dm1, cubasis , and PC acústica audio , ableton, and a big etc..just feed Suno with my music and try to get the best from the other side…

 

This is why is said I just don't know Alf. It doesn't sound like you. I've worked with you before and I feel like you're taking too many shortcuts. Which is fine. I'm not here to judge how you go about making music. Just be happy and do so with my best wishes,

 

Suno has not done anything special.
Most people have difficulty in singing because it takes time to get a good voice. And another problem is people's inability to write poem. These two are essential components of pop-like songs. Artificial intelligence uses this weakness of people and by illegally copying the works of other artists and adding the extracted points to its own database, provides these products to other songwriters and satisfies these people.
All these songs have simple and repetitive rhythmic parts that accompany the song from the beginning to the end. Another problem with these songs is that they are short. The whole song is one minute and it is repeated in 3 places. Being short is a problem that neither producers nor AI creators could solve.

 

Most dance music has always relied upon samples. Only well-known producers with a little budget have consistently used human vocalists for their productions. Obvious examples like David Guetta, right? Yeah, he's using AI vocals also. The suggestion that only "big name producers" should be able to do this is some elitist expectation. If that bothers people like you, then we should be doing a lot more of it.

If you do not like Suno or Synthesizer V, don't use it. What Suno does is pretty amazing actually, if you have ever actually auditioned Vocal sample packs. Most of them are like 1/10th vocals, and other generic music parts to fill up a pack only for the purpose of selling them as samples, with little to no useful content; then you would already know this.

If you want to complain about samples, or to listen to vocals that "have meaning" you should probably not be listening to any dance tracks in the first place. AI is going to happen, like it or not; and absolutely no-one is asking your permission for a damn thing. Go make your own music, but in this case it is a problem; because everyone here seems to be very well aware that you can't.

 

In the past, it took nearly 10 years for a person to become a skilled artist. Now it takes 10 years for a person to realize that he took the wrong path from the beginning.

 

You have only been "doing music" for ten years Foster? No-one has suggested you are a fast learner here, but it normally seems like you already know you cannot make anything worth listening to. Everyone else does, so welcome to the party. Even if it only took you 10 years and 200 usernames to figure it out. Better late than never.

 

Good work! Only thing, somehow I don't like the snare. It sounds quite similar to the bass drum, lacking high fs somehow. I'd say the classic synthwave snare with its nice ptshh could be a better fit.
//edit// was talking about spinning

 

May you live for another 100 years.
If we see each other again in 10 years, don't say that you didn't say. I have warned 1000 times about all kinds of traps that can trap artists. Traps related to meaningless music genres, traps created by new technologies, or traps related to misunderstandings of art, or any trap you can think of. These traps are waiting for you anytime and anywhere you can imagine. You can decide to cross them safely or find yourself in them, it all depends on you. But keep in mind that life is short and if you make mistakes in different aspects of art, you may not be able to make up for them in the future.