Thanks!

Vou manter isso em mente. Vou tentar criar e, se ficar bom, eu vou lançar!

​​@@VivraAIpor favor ❤ Tenho certeza de que ficará bom. Seu trabalho é maravilhoso! Que tenha longo alcance,pois você merece! Agradeço desde já 🙏

Muito obrigada! Fico muito feliz com suas palavras. Vou continuar me esforçando para fazer um bom trabalho. Agradeço de coração! 🙏❤

This is the original song lol

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Thank you!

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Thanks again!

Respect from India 🇮🇳🫡🇺🇸

we're preparing the world for the comeback of the ages!

@@undead9999I feel there will be a comeback! Witness the rise of of an Eternal Superpower that has been hidden for years! Not from China, USA, Russia or the current major countries! This Superpower knows truly how to maintain its power!

Bro....

It is. But considering how bad translator tools were at translating Latin both ways until only a few years ago, this is still an improvement. What bugs me more is the inconsistent pronunciation. It's partially ecclesiastical and partially classical. That being said, it's still impressive what AI is able to do! In a few years, it'll probably be better. Also, it's no surprise that the pronunciation is so wrong, considering how many people claiming to know Latin still pronounce it completely wrong.

well , if only the few late emperors that understood the flaws the baggage it taken on during its life caused would have survived long enough to implement the changes for it to acknowledge the secular core that its republic where blind to and the early empire deaf to , that the masses would have fought viciously for if they only lasted long enough to be known , be it taxes being tied to the state not to posts or nobles , that promoting one religion only leet it warp society rules , that rights as citizen where equal for all instead the last centuries of it is often a repeat of tragic chapters

The true inheritors of Rome was the Visigoths(Spain). With Charles I of Spain and V of Germany we got the chance to restore the Empire but was last because the heretics at the command of jewry

Thanks! I can't promise, but I will try to create something about the Ottoman war in the near future, and if it's good, then I will release it.

@@VivraAI Thanks about that bro like ur videos from Türkiye

Thank you! ❤️ Yes, it could work perfectly with military sci-fi! I envisioned modern military soldiers, like those from WWI or WWII, rather than knights, but when I asked my friend, he thought it would fit knights better for him. Either way, it can work great with all sorts of military themes, modern or otherwise. Did you know that this track was a happy accident? I was actually looking for something more instrumental, but I ended up with this chorus instead. I liked it, expanded it, and here we are. I will definitely create more tracks in this style, that's for sure. I love orchestral martial choir themes!

Legio aeterna, aeterna victrix!

@@FedericoAlessandroLing ¡Pro imperatore et pro imperio!

Yes!

@@VivraAI That's awesome. I'm amazed at how this technology is progressing. Like most technologies, AI is a tool. It can be used for good or evil. It contains danger, but also the solution to the danger, kind of like the internet.

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Ave, Imperator! Lol 😆

You seem unaware of the current state of AI-generated music. At present, AI is still in its infancy and cannot accurately reproduce authentic ancient Latin pronunciation due to insufficient data. The same limitation applies to instrumental music. The lyrics were generated with AI assistance because I don't speak Roman Latin, although I understand its authentic pronunciation and sounds. Despite numerous attempts, I couldn't achieve a true replication with AI, as it lacks exposure to genuine ancient Latin to learn from. AI tends to produce mainstream results, even when not requested, and often generates gibberish words. The artwork is also just a random illustration, unrelated to real Roman art. This AI-generated song in so-called Roman language is not meant to be taken seriously at this stage. It might take another 2-3 years for AI to produce beautiful ancient music, provided there is enough data.

I also gathered that the pronunciations were not quite correct, even though I don't know Latin. However, the AI really is making progress. Eventually I think it will put the corporate astroturfed singers out of business. For me, it can't happen too soon.

@@VivraAI Yeah, I totally understand your arguments. It just annoys me when there is new kind of additional propaganda to the already existing because it creates a totally wrong but very strong and hardly breakable picture of ancient cultures in people's heads. Maybe you can understand my perspective from this point.

OpenAI

@@VivraAI is it found on google?

Thank you! 🙏