綾井一奏 「海に飲まないで」

Artist: Ichika Ayai/綾井一奏
Title: Umi ni Nomanai de/海に飲まないで
Album: Umi ni Nomanai de/海に飲まないで
Genre: Jazz Funk
Lyrics by: Ichika Ayai/綾井一奏
Arranged by: Tetsuji Aishita/愛下哲司
Produced by: Tetsuji Aishita/愛下哲司
Orchestrated by: Hatsukoi Hoshino/星野初恋
Vocals: Ichika Ayai/綾井一奏
Bass guitar: Hatsukoi Hoshino/星野初恋
Electric guitar: Tetsuji Aishita/愛下哲司
Electric guitar: Yukimune Takeda/武田就志
Electric guitar: Sango Sango/山後三吾
Synthesizer: Yamiichi Inuzuka/犬束闇一
Synthesizer: Sachihiko Hiratsuka 平塚倖彦
Drums, percussion: Tetsuo Hanaumi/花海鉄男
Cover by: NaturaLust_v1.0
Recorded from 09.01. to 09.02. 197X in Udio Studios 1.5, Neo-Tokyo

[@thiagomiranda2105]

Que canção lindíssima!!!

[@Pichapichagongon]

しゅごい😂

[@AdrienDC]

you mention in your bio that you’re a virtual band! are these songs completely ai generated, or is a little more akin to something like vocaloid? :)

[@YellowAiOrchestra]

That's a great question. I usually think of the most important parts of the lyrics, then I use ChatGPT, Gemini or one of the numerous local models to expand upon them and adapt them to Japanese language. I'd make songs in more languages, but Japanese works best for some reason. Even English sounds like gibberish 70% of the time. Heck, Japanese does too. Japanese is a great language for singing in general. You have a lot more control over vocaloids, except their voices are limited. Vocaloids have set, recognizable voices. AI voices always sound different so they don't plagiarize real artists' voices. Using audio models, you paste the lyrics into the prompt and hope for the best. The entire song doesn't just pop out on its own. You have to carefully curate every verse in 32 second intervals. Compared to the vocaloids, there's less beatboxing, but there's way less control. I was never into vocaloids. There's only one vocaloid song I've ever liked. In summary, I have very little control over what goes on in the songs. What I upload is the best Udio 1.0 and 1.5 have to offer when it comes to city pop. I'll upload some metal and punk songs soon, so you will hear how the AI imitates those genres. I am not certain about the future of AI music since there are literally only two services that provide those: Suno (better music) and Udio (better voices). Since they're services, and not local, they can be taken down or go behind a serious paywall, this little tech demo of mine could face an untimely end. But worry not! I have a perfect farewell album for when that happens! :D

[@AdrienDC]

@@YellowAiOrchestra ohh, I see. thank you for answering my question!

[@YellowAiOrchestra]

@@AdrienDC Anytime!