Stem Splitters

Thank you kindly for the thought and refs. I will def dig in and check them out. @Trident22 The initial thoughts were to pay an homage to the C'mon Demons track of 1987. So there was deliberate references to pursue a late '80s Stadium "Modern Cinematic Retro” feel. Not sure that was accomplished. However, the platforms (AI) are evolving so quickly, directing the tech to achieve desire outcomes will get better. The 'flow' you speak of is likely due to my quick edit of producing a medley. And not spending too much time in execution. It's also something of an art to be able to thread varying music pieces together into a seamless run on. If you get my drift. @layzie I would definitely reach into your archive of older tunes and writings you have. That was my initial purpose in experimenting with AI. As a songwriter myself, it's been surprising in hearing how one can re-imagine songs you may have kicking around. I would encourage you to dip your feet into the AI music waters, so to speak. I have divided views but the genie is out of the bottle and the current upload statistics to the likes of Spotify of AI music is mind boggling. Yet, let me know if you have the next Billboard Top One hundred contender laying around. I'd be happy to help carve out an updated version of any of your works. hehehe As this, re-imagining past works, is where I am personally achieving the best results. Some old band tracks of my own that never saw the light of day other than the odd play on triple R are feeling refreshed. As a footnote: This exercise was/is for the purpose to revisit the C'mon Demons song, pay some homage by referencing the track. Find something new. The lyrics def need to be looked at closely should a more pro reset be pursued. In additions, it's difficult to please everyone when serving up an array of music as it's so subjective. I'm fairly confident that there is some merit in pursuing something distinct that grabs attentions. What that maybe is hard to say. I imagine as a worthy exercise to see a band of singers on both sides of the fences from the club and supporters screaming out some catchy hook and chorus - in modern contemporary manners. This type of imagery would go along way to bring contemporary performance elite athletes and their humble supporters into a shared experience. I'll dig into your thoughts and feedbacks some more. Thanks again for the replies. Go Dees

G’day guys & girls, Somewhere along the lines I read on a thread (I now can’t find) a suggestion by a member that an update of the 1987 C’mon Demons tune would be a good idea. As a music producer, amongst other media making roles, I had it in mind to tackle an original update to the tune. Lo and behold, over my post NY break I took to producing some tracks to experiment with AI. Yep I know! Many of us in the music industry are either embracing the tech or sh*t scared of how music will be/is evolving. Anyways, I’m after some feedback on a medley of tunes which are in effect an homage to the C’mon Demons release of ’87. Utilising the old track as a ref, the original lyrics and directed prompting. So if anyone has the time or inclination checkout the demo (only) mix link. BTW, if anything appeals to the likes of the podcast team i.e to replace the ol’ opening tune let me know and I can put some real polish on what is essentially a rough mix. FYI, I have forwarded a submission to the club for any reaction. I personally would like to see, in an ideal world, a collection along these themes with a group of singers from the club and the fan-base - to produce a complication. Potentially exploring a wider array of music genres celebrating the club and fan-base in song. In all there are about 7 music tracks/segments presented as a medley. Be warned the mix is loud and in-your-face. But hey sports anthems and the likes are designed to be. I hope you get some enjoyment, if you take some time out to have a listen. Go Dees! https://on.soundcloud.com/pOUKwcVP7pYNdCsY7t