9/25/2025 - Exploring the Power of Suno V5 by Creating Endless Covers of a Single AI Song

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1. 0:00Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. [Music]
2. 0:19It's not simp. [Music] [Music]
3. 0:37Good evening. Good people. What's happening on the internet? Woohoo! [Music]
4. 1:01Yeah. [Music]
5. 1:24[Music] Yeah. [Music] It's not simple to say
6. 1:41that most days I don't recognize me that these shoes and this apron that place and its patrons have taken more than I gave them.
7. 1:57It's not easy to know I'm not anything like I used to be. Although it's true I was never attention sweet Santa. I still
8. 2:12remember that girl. She's a perfect but she tries. She is good but she lies. She is hard on herselves.
9. 2:28She is broken and won't ask for help. She is messy, but she's kind. She's lonely most of the time. She's all of this
10. 2:42mixed up and baked a beautiful pie. She's gone, but she used to be mine. [Music]
11. 3:03[Music] All right, good people. What's happening? What's shaking? What's going down? [Music]
12. 3:33blue. [Music]
13. 4:20All right. All right. All right. All right. Love it when your dog sings along. Isn't he the best? He's the best
14. 4:27at champ. He is a good singing dog. As far as singing dogs go, I got a good one. That said, I don't think there's a bad
15. 4:37singing dog. Singing dogs are the best. And they don't all sing. I've had a bunch of dogs. They didn't couldn't give
16. 4:43two shits. Champ, on the other hand, I can't tune my guitar without some some vocalization. [Laughter] [Music]
17. 5:06Hey Danny, what's happening? Welcome everybody. If you're on YouTube, welcome. Or LinkedIn or X, welcome,
18. 5:17welcome, welcome. I'm Kyle Shannon. This is the AI learning lab brought to you by the AI Salon. the AI salon. If you go to the salon.ai
19. 5:28and say join our community. [Music] He's totally not into it. He sang for a
20. 5:43bit. [Music]
21. 6:06Um, I don't know if you remember this, but about a month or so ago, maybe it was two months ago, Meta announced that
22. 6:13they did a deal with Midjourney. Well, today they updated the Meta AI app. It doesn't work on my iPad or I'd show it to you, but um
23. 6:29they basically added Who did this before? Brandon, do you remember who did the feed? It was one of the video companies.
24. 6:38They did a feed that was kind of like Tik Tok and then now Sunno just added one. I can't remember who it was. So now Meta,
25. 6:46they've got a feed and what it is is it's 5-second midjourney videos. So it's it's kind of a slightly wonky interface.
26. 6:58So you go to this feed, it's called Vibes. So basically, if you've got the Meta AI app, you update your Meta AI
27. 7:05app, and then when you launch it, you see like videos, like music videos, but they're like 5 seconds long.
28. 7:13They can be longer, but they don't make it obvious. And then if you click on any of the bottom icons, those are not the
29. 7:19ones. There's a little teeny tiny plus button in the upper right hand corner. And if you click that, it just basically
30. 7:25takes you to a prompt window. And then you say, "Make me a video about whatever." And it makes you images.
31. 7:33And then you click one of those images and you say, "Aanate." And then you can add music to it. And but you can also extend it. So I I've
32. 7:42done two of them now and it's and it's a feed just like a Tik Tok feed. So it looks like Tik Tok Kyle. It works on the
33. 7:48Meta AI website supposedly. Oh, interesting. Let's go see that. It's meta.ai, right? That's the meta website. Meta Meta.ai.
34. 8:08[Music] That's a little loud. Why is he plucking the guitar strings so loud? I thought this was the AI learning lab. That
35. 8:16sounds a little analog to me, if you understand what I'm saying. It's not very AI like. I thought he would be producing songs that were
36. 8:25stolen from other artists or something like that. Okay. Um, discover. Yeah, here it is.
37. 8:42Can I turn on audio? Yes. So, I guess I need to share this, don't I? Share this tab instead. Okay. Tabs. Yes. Browser.
38. 8:53Yes. Everybody calm down. Everybody calm down. I don't need the attitude. I'm doing my best here. I'm an old man.
39. 9:03I'm an old man on the internet. Look at those jumpy little beans. All right, so there's the jumpy little beans. Let's turn on audio.
40. 9:19Did I turn on? [Music] [Music]
41. 9:35>> All right. So that's it. So I've got Is this it? Yeah, this is the one I did earlier. Here's mine. Where's my audio?
42. 9:51How do I get to my stuff? New chat. Kyle Shannon. I already added view profile. Do you need midjourney to make it? No, you don't.
43. 10:06[Music] Oh yeah. Uhhuh. [Music] >> Oh, the Pika. That's what it was.
44. 10:21Danielle, >> the Pika app. So, okay. So, there's Listen, I said this last night. Remember when I said last night that there's
45. 10:29going to be a huge opportunity in becoming an AI creator because what's going to happen is the traditional entertainment
46. 10:39establishment is going to [ __ ] all over AI with the exception of Lionsgate. They're trying to embrace it, but they
47. 10:45did it wrong and they're having trouble now. But but because they're trying to basically turn AI into their old style
48. 10:53of production, that's not going to work. But whatever. Pika has a something very similar to this. The Pika app. P I K A. This is Meta. Um,
49. 11:06Sunno, the music generation thing, just created a feed called Hooks, which is let you put Sunseo music behind videos.
50. 11:15Now, they don't have the ability to generate the videos in Sunno, but I bet they're going to. And then and then all
51. 11:21of the con the video generation platforms are also doing like TV channels and like you know Netflix style
52. 11:28interfaces for content. Um so it's just further it's it's further evidence to me that content creation platforms are
53. 11:38going to become the new studios. Studios are going to fight it. They're going to try to sue these people into oblivion
54. 11:44and then that's going to shake out however it shakes out. Some of them will get sued into oblivion, but none of this is stopping.
55. 11:51And if you're a creator that that makes a name for yourself on one of these platforms, like now would be the time
56. 11:58when nobody knows they exist, right? Important Tik Tok pip. How can someone with no experience get into AI? Hey
57. 12:06Martin Wood, great great great question. One, step one, show up to [ __ ] like this. So let me let me take off my
58. 12:16guitar. This is serious, Martin. We got to have a talk. You and I, we got to talk. Um, so in the AI salon, we we the the the
59. 12:26sort of mission of the AI salon is is to promote what we call AI readiness. And AI readiness is three simple stages. Play first,
60. 12:35um, create excellence or mindfully create, create. So play, create, and then the third step is generously lead.
61. 12:42And what that looks like is learn out loud and share with other people. So if you go to the salon.ai and say join our
62. 12:50community, you'll you'll enter the AI salon community. And it's a community of about 3,000 AI optimists. So step one is
63. 12:58get in community with people that are playing with AI. What's amazing about the AI salon is one, the people are very
64. 13:05very generous and they're they're willing to share what they learn. And the other thing is this channel, the AI
65. 13:12learning lab, I go live five nights a week for about 2 hours starting at 8:00 p.m. and just talk about AI, play with
66. 13:20AI, show you stuff, do all that sort of stuff. Um, show up here night after night. Not because I'm going to teach you anything
67. 13:29necessarily, but put yourself in communication with people that are playing with this stuff, too. And while
68. 13:37I'm waxing poetic or going on a rant about AI or demoing some piece of software poorly, you can be playing
69. 13:44along and either doing what I'm doing, what you're seeing me do on screen or just playing on chat GBT or playing in
70. 13:50MidJourney, playing in some other tool. You just need to be in the conversation. There there was a you know Malcolm
71. 13:57Gladwell's book I think it was outliers talked about you know the 10,000 hour rule that if you wanted mastery of
72. 14:03something you had to put in 10,000 hours um I think AI is accelerating that but but 10,000 prompts is the new 10,000
73. 14:13hours right so just start playing with AI there there's another thing about AI that even in how you asked your question
74. 14:22I feel like you've put pressure on yourself. I have to learn AI, right? Like I think there's this I think
75. 14:31people sort of people go one of two ways. Well, they go one of three ways. One is they just panic. They get they
76. 14:37have panic and fear and they're like, "Fuck it. I'm not going to deal with it." One is they get excited about it,
77. 14:41and that's a little more rare. And then the other one is, "Oh my god, I have to learn this, right? It's going to change
78. 14:47everything. Someone just got laid off because of AI. I got to learn this. I got to learn this." That puts a lot of
79. 14:52pressure on you to get really good at a specific task. And and unfortunately what that does is it will lock you into
80. 15:02just using AI to make what you currently do more efficient, which it can do. You can say, "Listen, I write emails all day and I want AI to
81. 15:12make my email writing more efficient." You can do that. But what you miss out if you if you sort of narrow your focus
82. 15:20too much early on is you miss out on what it makes possible that's way beyond what you already know. So the play
83. 15:27thing, one of the one of the nicknames for this channel is chatd. And so if if you're if you're coming
84. 15:36here expecting a well- constructed artic curricula, this is not this is not for you. Um, but there is so much going on in AI that
85. 15:50you literally you could just throw a dart at an AI tool these days. They're all so good that you'll learn you will
86. 15:57probably have your mind blown in the early days of learning this stuff two or three times a week, if not two or three
87. 16:04times a day, because what what you can do now is like it it's just shattering. In fact, we'll go play with um we'll go
88. 16:13play with some tools tonight. We were we were playing last night with Sunno, which is a music making tool, and it's
89. 16:19absolutely mind-blowing. Like, it's it's just the the quality of the music that it creates is insane. Um so, just hang
90. 16:25out. Just hang out. Start playing. Um if you haven't, go to chatgpt.com and just start typing in prompts. Just start
91. 16:33playing with it. See what it can do. Um you can watch YouTube videos, but really just hang out, ask people questions,
92. 16:39things like that. Okay, fantastic. Let's get going here, Dian. All right, Bob. Hey, Bob. Bob. Hey, Bob. Yeah. Okay. Could you tell them what
93. 16:50they've won? Oh, yeah. We uh they haven't won anything. This is not a game show. Okay. Um so, here we are on Meta Vibes. Oh yeah.
94. 17:05[Music] >> So this was a single prompt. Pimp standing next to a 70s resto mod on Coney Island. Okay. 70s pimp. Hip7s pimp
95. 17:18standing next to a restood on Coney Island. And then I hit animate. And then I hit extend. And then I hit add music. And
96. 17:27that's what it did. It's just one of those days where you don't want to wake up. Everything is everybody's.
97. 17:34>> So, those are the two I've made. So, let's see if we can make one of these things here on the site. Um, go to discover.
98. 17:43Okay. So, yeah. So, down here below it says ask anything. So, I'm going to say, um, make me a picture of a, um,
99. 17:58of the great Gatsby in Clay Mason at sunset.
100. 18:12Uh, we'll just see what that generates. All right. That's not giving me what I was hoping because it's making square images, not tall ones.
101. 18:33Animate and custom animate. So I think I think this is midjourney animation. They're doing some nice little animation
102. 18:49effects, pixel effects while it's generating. This is not really how the mobile interface looks. So, I don't I don't
103. 18:59think this is the same thing, but I I don't know. I I honestly don't know. But anyway, go if you don't have the Meta AI
104. 19:07app, go get it. It's Midjourney. And then I guess we could add music to this. So we'll do um let's do circus music.
105. 19:26[Music] >> I like that.
106. 19:41That's freaky. Wait, why do I not have my music? Did I not add it? Circus
107. 19:56apply. Yeah, I did. Oh, I see. It's a separate video. My cous.
108. 20:12>> So now it's extending. Oh, and then you can restyle it. It looks like they've got styles here. That's fascinating.
109. 20:23Oh, the other thing about this, it's free. So, um, Midjourney is not free, but Meta AI image and animate is free. Now, can you
110. 20:38actually download it and use it like you would use Midjourney? I don't know. Surprised they're not using AI music. I
111. 20:44know. Or Instagram. This might be on Instagram. a freak on purpose under the sheet. You know I'm >> post caption the great
112. 20:59let's see the clay Gatsby gzb right post to feed
113. 21:14but why did it make it square if it's wanting vertical ones I don't know people. I don't know how any of this [ __ ] works. I'm an old man.
114. 21:26Instagram avatars are also free. Shut up. Shut up. They don't make pretty pictures though and pretty videos. Um,
115. 21:41yeah. I don't know, man. You didn't run, you didn't lie. You knew I wanted [Music]
116. 21:59>> It's It's not a Z, it's an S. Damn it. I got to go change my Can I edit my thing? Who let the dogs out? View
117. 22:16profile. Where's my thing? Where's the thing I just made? There it is. Welcome to the late night circus. Raise
118. 22:27to be a freak on purpose. Under the sheets, you know I'm lurking. Welcome to the late night circus. Raise
119. 22:36to be a freak on purpose. Under the sheets, you know I'm lurking. remove from feed. Let's go back in. Maybe I can
120. 22:55circus raised to be a freak on purpose under the sheets. You know I'm lurking. >> Welcome to Lay Night Circus. Raised to
121. 23:06be a freak on purpose under the sheets. You know I'm lurking. post caption. Here we go. The Clay
122. 23:20Gatsby. That's not very clever. I'll admit that's not very clever. But posted to feed. See post. There I am. Look, I'm in the feed
123. 23:37and I can turn on my audio. Yeah, this is the Meta AI app. Uh, you have to update it. Go to the go to the app store and update it and then
124. 23:53uh and then it'll have this feed. And again, making these this this whole episode is a copyright violation.
125. 24:03Probably is. Yeah. Although I am looping the same seven seconds on each of these songs. So maybe it's under fair use. Uh but
126. 24:14whatever. I don't give a [ __ ] Okay. Um so that's that. Let's I want to go back to Sunno and um Okay. So let's go.
127. 24:28Here we go. Um so if you weren't here last night, um let's see. surprised. Wait, surprised on the dogs out
128. 24:46IP. Well, so Rick, what they're doing is very few people are going to understand that they can extend a video. So they're
129. 24:56they're 5-second midjourney videos and then they're just you're clipping a 5-second clip to the video. So most of
130. 25:04the videos are 5second long. 5 seconds long. And I think what is it? 7 seconds or 9 seconds is considered fair use
131. 25:12without having to do anything. So I think that's what they're banking on. But yeah, it's everything is an absolute
132. 25:18flipping nightmare. Um, let's see. Wendy Wii of Meta, I'm trying AI after you said you have to do it. Lol. I did. Awesome. Listen,
133. 25:33first of all, I appreciate that you tried it. And I don't know, I I think I said that last night that even if you
134. 25:39hate AI, try it. Um, I don't know where you are on the lovehate relationship with it. And listen, where I am with AI
135. 25:47on in terms of like my opinion of it is is both, right? Like I hate a lot of how it was created, but I love how
136. 25:56empowering it is. Independent of your opinion or my opinion or anyone's opinion about AI, it's here and it's getting better and
137. 26:08better and better and the courts are going to they're going to work out the copyright stuff. They're going to work
138. 26:14out the attribution stuff. That stuff's going to be handled. It will not make everyone happy. I promise you that. It's
139. 26:21gonna favor the big companies. Like all the same [ __ ] that happened with music sampling in the 80s and 90s. It's
140. 26:28just it's gonna be that but but like on steroids. That's all going to play itself out. And AI is still going to be here and it's
141. 26:37still going to be progressing. So trying it, play with it. Um, just play play play until you've had here. Here's the thing
142. 26:48that I would I would encourage you to do. Wait, what's your name again? Wendy We of Meta. Um, if you haven't had your
143. 26:56first Kevin Mallister moment, so Kevin Mallister was that kid in Home Alone that that went like this. When you play with AI, there will be a
144. 27:06point, if you haven't had it yet, just keep playing. There will be a point where it will do something that is so
145. 27:12insane that it will literally make your jaw drop open. And just keep playing. Just keep pushing it. Just keep pushing it. And what you
146. 27:20will discover is there are things that it can do that you just it doesn't make any sense that computers
147. 27:29can do what they're doing today. They've never behaved like this in history. um starting with chat GBT and you know a
148. 27:36few of the image generation tools before that um this this invention that Google made called the transformer is what's
149. 27:44making all of this possible u and it's absolutely mindbending so anyway the slop bomb bomb is coming for AI
150. 27:54corporate use not if I have my way with it RJ um you know there there are there are two ways that you can use AI. You can use it as a lazy
151. 28:07intellectual vending machine, right? You put in a prompt, you get out a thing and you share that squit, squit.
152. 28:15That's AI slop. I agree with you that that's [ __ ] And it's what what's gonna happen is right now because not everyone uses AI,
153. 28:30people who don't use AI regularly, when AI slop is put in the world, it looks like decent content to them. If you use AI even for 10 [ __ ]
154. 28:42minutes, when someone puts something lazy and shitty in the world, for the most part, you're like, "Yeah, that was
155. 28:46lazy." Right? Like all the LinkedIn posts where people just put up a, you know, the first thing that came out of
156. 28:53chat GPT when they said, "Make me an image for this article." And they just post the first thing that came out. You
157. 28:58can tell. I've done it. I've gotten yelled at for it, right? And and rightfully so. But when you shift your relationship
158. 29:10with AI, not to be like a vending machine where it's just squirting out crap, but more like you're a creative
159. 29:16director or you're a producer and you're in there with your ideas and your taste and you're not just taking any crap that
160. 29:27AI gives you and sharing it with the world. You're actually in a collaborative conversation. When you shift your mindset from vending
161. 29:35machine to producer, the quality of the work goes up exponentially and it actually represents who you are
162. 29:42and what you want to say and how you want to impact people and that's not AI slop. So, so don't collapse those two
163. 29:48because they're two very different things. You sound like slop. Well, I you know I then you shouldn't you shouldn't
164. 29:56be here. like like if if if all you want to do is sit on the sidelines and and and carp about how awful it is,
165. 30:06my fear for you is that the AI is not going away and that AI is going to happen to you as opposed to you saying,
166. 30:15"Hey, there's some things I hate about AI and I'm going to figure out what it is, what it's good for, what it's not good
167. 30:24for, and I'm going to figure out my own ethical boundaries for how I use it. I totally respect that. I also totally
168. 30:30respect I'm going to try it and if I end up liking it or not liking it, whatever, and if I decide I can't deal with the
169. 30:38ethical stuff and I'm going to step away from it, I totally respect that, too. The thing I'm seeing too much of is
170. 30:45people being pissed off and angry about it, making assumptions about what it is and what it can do, and they've never
171. 30:52[ __ ] tried it. So, you know, that's my two cents. But yeah, I am AI slot. It's mathematical. Um, okay. So,
172. 31:03so last night we were on Sunno. Let me Am I sharing this tab? No. Let me share this tab. And we took a song that we made on this
173. 31:14channel, I don't know, a year and a half ago, which is this. [Music]
174. 31:53Cedar Hill. >> All right. So, that's a town. That's a song we did like a year and a half ago on UIO, which is another one of these
175. 32:00music platforms. And we ended up, this ended up turning into a video and it's out there and it's a little sloppy and
176. 32:05muddy because it was an it was one of the early tools. Yesterday V5 of Sunno came out and so we played with making
177. 32:14some remixes of it, some covers of it. Um, let me see. I'll find one here that I give a thumbs up to. Here's one of the remixes. [Music]
178. 32:36So, a little cleaner. Oh, Dar Dar the Dar the AI star. AI made this. Yeah, AI made that. Um, and then
179. 32:48so last night we we so these were these were remixes of it which you can do a remix where it basically just takes it
180. 32:54and or a remaster and it remasters it. But then we did some covers and the covers of this actually got really
181. 33:01interesting last night. So this was uh these were two covers that I did where it analyzed the music and wrote its own prompt. [Music]
182. 33:26That's pretty good. [Music]
183. 33:46Nice. >> Right. That one's cool. That one's nice. Here's another one. [Music]
184. 34:25Cedar Hill. >> All right. And then we started to get into like mucking with the genre. So, let's see. Here was some 70s funk ones.
185. 34:37Wait, that was Americana rock. Let's see. Did Were the 70s funk ones any good? Maybe they were. That's kind of cool.
186. 34:55[Music] Oh, yeah. These didn't really do uh kind of they didn't do funk. They they were kind of weird. Let's see.
187. 35:09The ones we got at the end of the night, the the prompt was rap, jazz, studio recorded, R&B, Appalachian influence. [Music]
188. 35:27And we changed the vocal to a female. [Music]
189. 35:51Hill. [Music] >> Isn't that [ __ ] insane? Okay, so let's So, so there's a couple of things I wanted to play with tonight. There
190. 36:02were there were two versions last night that were really good, but they had they had either weird timing in them or or
191. 36:10like weird chords at at one point. So, what I thought we could do tonight is just I want to keep playing with
192. 36:17different genres. I want to take this one song and just kind of blow the doors off it and just like push push the
193. 36:23envelope of what it could be. Um, and then if we get a song that's like super good, but it's got a [ __ ] up part of it, I
194. 36:32want to go like I want to go into the editor and see if we can fix that. And I think we can. Um, but but we'll see. So
195. 36:39anyway, so let's play around with the uh with the styles here. Let's let's make some new ones. We'll just make a pile of
196. 36:45them. Waw wa guitar. We're just going to do one version that's just Waw Wa guitar. Let's see. Low gritty female deep
197. 36:55baseline punk. That's good. Okay. Create. We'll get rid of that. Let's see. West Coast hip hop. Um, let's just do West Coast hiphop.
198. 37:12Let's have it write its own prompt. Oh, wait. I guess I need to Let's see. electronics minimalist soft piano chords
199. 37:26festival ready. I like that. And then we'll have it AI improve that. Let's see what it says. A a minimalist
200. 37:38electronics track with crisp punchy drums. Pulsing subbase lays the foundation. Soft spacious piano chords gently float above the mix,
201. 37:49evolving with subtle synth textures. All right, great. We'll do that. [Music] Thank you, Harshweed, for sharing the
202. 38:01live. Appreciate that. Get some more people in here. Maybe we can scare Dar back in here. Dar the Tik Tok star.
203. 38:09All right, let's get rid of that. Oh, pirate shanty. Let's do a pirate shanty version of this. Okay. What's this? Orchestrate.
204. 38:23Wait. Orchestra beagel tongue. I don't know what the [ __ ] that is. Booming bass. And then we'll do one more in there. We'll throw in
205. 38:38pop. No, pop rock. [Music] All right. You want to go hear some weird ass music? So, you heard the original, you heard all the covers. Here
206. 38:54we go. Anyone else listening? [Music] >> Prompt here is blow on guitar. [Music]
207. 39:15>> Nice. Oo. [Music]
208. 39:35>> All right. Nice but boring. La. [Music]
209. 39:55Yeah, this is this has [Music] [Applause]
210. 40:11a quiet town. >> Nice. All right, next one is this is low grritty female deep baseline
211. 40:25punk. [Music] Guess the uncle. [Music]
212. 40:51[Applause] [Music] Ooh. Oh,
213. 41:07[Music] >> wow.
214. 41:24[Music] [Laughter] >> Sounds like she's about to pass out.
215. 41:38That's I [Music]
216. 42:05Wait, what? Golden golden throat talkbox. All right, we'll try that. That's a good style. Golden throat talkbox.
217. 42:19Oh, and let's do um um rock flute. We'll get a little Jethro Tall going in there. Some Peter Frampton. We're going to mix
218. 42:29some Peter Frampton and Jethro Tol with this one. Okay. Um, this is West Coast Hip Hop. Well, you know what's funny? There
219. 42:39there's something about this original track that it's it's got a it's got such a specific opening that the covers are
220. 42:47not really mucking with it too much, which I find fascinating. That like that's not how starts. [Music]
221. 43:17Oh yeah. [Music] Yeah, that's awful.
222. 43:35>> All right. Hip-hop and this original track don't mix. But but okay. Wait. So So wait, let's audio influence 30, style influence 60,
223. 43:48weirdness 62. Maybe lower weirdness increase style influence. And let's do West Coast hiphop.
224. 44:05West Coast hiphop. By the way, when I was talking earlier about um you've just got to play with this stuff, a big part of
225. 44:17what I try to do here on a nightly basis is just do weird [ __ ] Like just try to break it. Try to get it to do something
226. 44:25or to not do something. And if it's like if it's sticking too close to that original song, there's something we can
227. 44:32probably do to muck with that. Um, you know, we'll see when we get to some of the more Maybe these minimal style
228. 44:40descriptions aren't good. Maybe you need more than that for it to break the style. I don't know. I don't know. I I I I am unqualified.
229. 44:53What's this? This is electronic dance house. [Music]
230. 45:07[Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh,
231. 45:22Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak trees sway. The whistle of the train echoes through the day.
232. 45:36[Music] >> I actually love this one. That one's really good. It's weird.
233. 45:53>> Let's wait till >> I wonder if there's going to be a drop here. [Music] She grew up tough in the town we called home. Folks never
234. 46:08[Music] tone. >> Yeah, this is Joe. >> Longing to be on the inside, longing for love. She found herself as a guest in the
235. 46:25nervous hospital. Weird hills [Music] of sadness and shame.
236. 46:43>> Let's see if there's a drop here. But when [Music]
237. 46:58>> Yeah, that one's kind of Johnny one note, but it's really pretty. I like that one a lot. Great lyrics. Yeah, the lyrics the
238. 47:07lyrics were originally AI generated, but then over three hours we modified them and changed them and tightened them up.
239. 47:13And I think we actually did four four different sets of lyrics that we were then mixing and matching and
240. 47:23then people were kind of shouting out phrases and things like that. That's how we got to the lyrics. [Music]
241. 47:43Oh, this is pirate shanty. I was like, that sounds like a pirate shanty cuz it's the pirate shanty. [Music]
242. 48:04Oh, that's funny. You could do an album of all your favorite covers of Weird Mary. It's actually not a bad idea. You
243. 48:10know, you know what's funny about that, Paul? Like we're entering this era of hyperpersonalization, right? and and how I've been thinking
244. 48:23about that is is like as a consumer, but imagine imagine it as a as a creator that that why not do an album of weird Mary
245. 48:41covers, right? Why not? If you create a song you really love and you want to explore all these different layers of it and some of
246. 48:50them are really cool, like why not put that out there as a as a Spotify playlist or as as an album on iTunes? That's that's that's a really
247. 48:59interesting idea because like hyperpersonalization from the creator economy is going to start to create forms,
248. 49:10outputs, collections, projects that no one would ever have considered if you were doing production traditionally. So that's that's a really
249. 49:24interesting idea. I I dig that a lot. Um, okay. So, that was pirate shanty. That was okay. I think we have another pirate
250. 49:33shanty here. Do don't don't we? Yeah. [Music] >> There you go. Source camp. Just like I have seven versions of Witchita Lineman.
251. 49:50Yeah. And Source Camp, you should not turn down your weirdness, by the way. [Music]
252. 50:04Yeah, KKE. This is uh this is Suna. [Music]
253. 50:29Don't like those vocals. Not crazy about them. All right. What do we got here? Orchestrate. This is big lung. Bagel lung. Orchestra.
254. 50:40Bagel lung. I assume that's some other language for something. Booming bass. Pop rock. [Music]
255. 51:02Wait, Achilles. I want to bring out an album of the bagpipe vacuum cleaner disco style. Okay, wait. We're going to
256. 51:10make that. We're gonna go Okay. bagpipe vacuum cleaner [Laughter] disco style. We're going to do We're
257. 51:22going to do the bagpipe vacuum cleaner disco style of Weird Mary. And then let's do with with uh with uh raging vocals.
258. 51:37Yes. Create. Okay. So So we'll get to that. Okay. Um, whatever that was was boring. Oh, that was the orchestrate
259. 51:45one. We didn't listen to it enough, did we? Okay, hang on. [Music]
260. 52:06>> Boring. [Music] Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak trees. >> That one's not bad. How did this start?
261. 52:23[Applause] [Music] Yeah,
262. 52:37[Music] that one's actually pretty good. We'll give that a thumbs up. All right, next style in the jukebox. This is Golden
263. 52:53Throat Talkbox flute. [Music]
264. 53:07Oh, pan flute. Sam fear. The magic of the pan flute. Wait, Achilles, you're on AGT with what? With bag pipes.
265. 53:22I might remember that. I watch AGT all the time. That's awesome. Sudo needs to generate the first five seconds and have you give it a thumbs
266. 53:36up. Yeah. Although you don't know like sometimes it falls apart. The bagpipe vacuum. Oh, that's hilarious. [Applause] Actually, [Music]
267. 53:54you know what would be a good AGT gimmick is go on there and perform some banger song and then when when Simon says, you
268. 54:06know, did you write that? Go, no, AI wrote that. Like go on there and and prove prove the haters wrong.
269. 54:14But like go play it with a band because I actually I actually think that there's a there's an interesting model. Imagine
270. 54:21being a cover band of AI songs that are bangers, which I know seems like cheating and all [ __ ] up, but they're they're going to
271. 54:31be songs that no one's heard before. Um, and if they're bangers, they're bangers. [Music] Oh, this is bad. [Music]
272. 54:57>> Yeah, actually you call the band AI Slop. You absolutely call the band We're AI Slop. [Music]
273. 55:15Yeah, right. Silver Fox. That music box is kind of creepy. It It fits the song. [Music]
274. 55:29In the town we call homes [Music] took her noatter. The vague childhood memories of pan flute are from the TV commercial source
275. 55:45camp. You don't remember Zamfir and the Magic of the Pan flute on on TV like buy buying it.
276. 56:00Oh my god. All right. Uh here's another one from that same genre. Golden throat talkbox rock flute. [Music]
277. 56:27[Music] [Applause] As cool as this one is, that would be annoying after about the third listen. All right, fine. Next. Uh, West Coast
278. 56:44hip hop again. Oh, this is one where we changed the uh settings. That's not hip-hop. [Music] >> That's cool.
279. 57:07[Music]
280. 57:24Seed Hill. >> I don't There ain't nothing rappy about that at all. [Music] >> Yeah. Weird. I don't know. It doesn't
281. 57:37like West Coast hip hop. Strange. Okay, this is Okay, here's bagpipe vacuum cleaner disco style raging vocals. [Music]
282. 58:00>> Got that Scottish thing going. [Music]
283. 58:29I don't want to [Music]
284. 58:54Cedar Hill is a quiet town. [Music]
285. 59:09[Music] Yeah, Achilles, I agree. It's really dumb that you have to declare AI. First of all, you don't have to declare AI.
286. 59:25There's So I'm a year and a half into writing a musical and we've used AI throughout that, but it is not written
287. 59:33by AI. Like it's written by my writing partner and I and everything that's [ __ ] created in it has been gone over
288. 59:4040 [ __ ] times. And whether or not the output was from an AI tool or not, it was it it's it's an intentional creative
289. 59:49act, right? You know, we did it with intention, with taste, with Right. So, we're we're in a very particular time in
290. 59:59history where the the same thing happened when the digital camera came out. You know, photographers were like,
291. 1:00:07"No, that's those are not real photographs. If it was not shot on film, it's not a real photograph." And they were like, "Look, look at the
292. 1:00:14resolution." You know, they it can't come close to film. And until it did, right? You know, it's like it it took
293. 1:00:20some amount of time. and and there was, you know, you've got to declare it a digital image because that's not real
294. 1:00:26photography. Same shit's going to happen with AI. Yeah, I think it's absolutely insane. But whatever the where where I
295. 1:00:32think the requirement for the declaration comes from is if you think about AI avatars, what do we call them? We call them deep
296. 1:00:42fakes. In the name deep fake is the nefarious intent, right? I'm gonna make a deep fake of someone and have them say
297. 1:00:52something they didn't say, and that's going to be bad. Unless I make an AI avatar of myself on purpose and have it do something good.
298. 1:01:04Is that still called a deep fake? No, it's just that's an avatar, right? But so so right now AI is evil until proven
299. 1:01:14innocent. And for some people, they're like, "It's evil, and nothing you can do will convince me it's anything but evil.
300. 1:01:21You can't there's no there's no battle there. There's no argument to that, right? You can't you can't win that
301. 1:01:28argument." And it's like, and I have no interest in winning that argument, quite frankly. I'm just like, "Here's what this [ __ ]
302. 1:01:34does. Were you aware it could do this? And if not, you better get [ __ ] on it." Oh my god, Achilles. Totally agree. I'm
303. 1:01:4672 and love it. Yeah, quick click fall. I'm liking it, but I'm a weirdo. I also love Bulgarian bag pipes. Um, okay.
304. 1:01:56Let's see here. I I feel like the the cover of this is just like we're not breaking out of Let's go back to mail.
305. 1:02:09Let's pump up the weirdness. Let's keep the style influence high and let's lower the audio influence to 15. All right. And then let's go.
306. 1:02:27How do I get some more styles? Um, house Latin electronica sol soft humming slow tempo soaring mb boob
307. 1:02:42I don't even know what the [ __ ] that is vibrant energy R&B have it right the prompt a lively groove anchored in syncopated
308. 1:02:54drums bright claps and a deep baseline lush electronic keys smooth w guitar lines and a subtle R&B flare layered harmonies. All right, let's
309. 1:03:05let's see if we can get it to do something where it actually sounds like a different song.
310. 1:03:22Better. [Music] Come on. [Music] [Music]
311. 1:03:41My my [Music] fall down. [Music]
312. 1:03:55down. [Music]
313. 1:04:13[Applause] They just made an instrumental. That's funny. I love yeah I
314. 1:04:29[Music] down down [Music] down.
315. 1:04:44[Music] Cedar Hill is a quiet town
316. 1:04:59where the oak trees sway. The whistle of the train echet.
317. 1:05:14That's kind of cool. Give that a thumbs up. All right. Yeah, [Music] yeah, yeah. [Music]
318. 1:05:51Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak trees. [Music] >> All right, I think we got the I think these settings for like high weirdness,
319. 1:06:08high style influence, low audio influence are good. When I had the audio influence too low, it didn't that's when
320. 1:06:14we lost the vocals alto together. That's pretty cool. Um, let me let me move weirdness to like 60 and style influence to like 90.
321. 1:06:38[Music] I I [Music] la
322. 1:06:54[Music] w
323. 1:07:10[Music] That's cool. [Music] >> All right, let's go to LA.
324. 1:07:27[Music] [Applause] [Music]
325. 1:07:41Cedar Hill is a quiet town. >> Oh, this is cool. >> Where the oak tree sways, the whistle of the train echoes through the day.
326. 1:07:57People greet you with a night. Nothing ever seems to change. But the story still unfolds, each unique and strange.
327. 1:08:13>> She grew up tough in a town we call home. >> See, the chords there are they don't match the melody. The chords are off
328. 1:08:27right there. That's very strange. I love how I love the clarity of the vocals, though. That's pretty slick. All right, we'll
329. 1:08:36come back to that. I'll give it a thumbs up, but it's got some problems. [Music]
330. 1:09:03[Music] [Music] is a quiet town.
331. 1:09:19>> Pretty cool. [Music]
332. 1:09:45This is like what you'd listen to if you're like at a hip doctor's office. It's still It's still shitty music, but
333. 1:09:52it's like funk shitty music. [Music] It's awful. Here's Gregorian chant.
334. 1:10:21[Music] [Music] Cedar Hill is a quiet town
335. 1:10:38where the oak swist of the train echo. goes through the day. People greet you with a nod.
336. 1:10:54Nothing ever seems to change. But the story still unfolds, each unique and strange. She grew up tough
337. 1:11:09in the town we call home. Folks never took to her no matter her tone. [Music] Longing to be on the inside.
338. 1:11:26And Murphy, did you fall asleep on your keyboard? What is that last post? Ann's been burning the candle on both
339. 1:11:39ends. I think it's gotten to her typing ability. [Music] founders. >> All right, that one's cool. Like that
340. 1:11:54one. All right, what's this one? This one is the song of uh this is this is another Gregorian chant one. We got three more of those.
341. 1:12:09>> That's good. Who will [Music] [Music]
342. 1:12:29>> Okay, we definitely got out of it sounding like Weird Mary at the beginning. [Music] Walking
343. 1:12:44[Music] [Applause] we walking walking strong. >> Cedar Hill is a quiet town
344. 1:13:01where the oak trees sway. The whistle of the train echoes through the day. People greet you with a nod.
345. 1:13:17Nothing ever seems to change. But the story unfolds each. [Music]
346. 1:13:32>> Well, that was wild. [Music] All right, these are all kind of the same. All right, the the Jesus. The last
347. 1:13:47ones I did is ac cappella. Let's see. Modern crisp ac cappella. [Music]
348. 1:14:02>> Okay. Holy [ __ ] Really? I still can't believe you can just do this. [Music]
349. 1:14:21D [Music]
350. 1:14:37is a quiet town. >> It's totally pentatonic. So I did two versions with the male singer and two versions with the female sing lead singer.
351. 1:14:50[Music] [Applause] Oh, [Music]
352. 1:15:08[Applause] beautiful. >> You know, the more we're cranking through these genres, the more I'm
353. 1:15:22thinking like an album of this is actually a really interesting exercise. Maybe this something we do over the next
354. 1:15:27week. I know it's going to drive some people [ __ ] crazy, but that's all right. >> Screw them. Like they don't have to watch. [Music]
355. 1:15:45>> City Hill is a quiet town >> where the oak trees sway. The whistle of a train echoes through the day. [Music]
356. 1:16:01>> People greet you with n. Nothing ever seems to change, but the story still unfolds. Each unique and strange [Music]
357. 1:16:23[Music] Go home. [Music]
358. 1:16:39[Music] [Applause] [Applause]
359. 1:16:58Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak trees sway. The whistle of the train echoes through the day.
360. 1:17:12People with >> nothing ever seems to change, >> but the story still unfolds. Each unique and strange
361. 1:17:30grew up we call we call home. hopes never to talk to her.
362. 1:17:45Longing to be on the inside, >> you know, it's funny. Sharon Crawford, that thing, they're starting to sound
363. 1:17:52like they are singing backwards. I think a lot of times those five-part AC capella groups sound like that. They
364. 1:17:59they do that thing where they go, that's funny. So, this is nice. Nice beginning. I got an idea. >> If anyone has ideas for styles, ju we'll
365. 1:18:15just keep playing here. I'm going to I'm going to try a um let's see. Um four part country. Oh, wait. Four part
366. 1:18:31harmony. Allah Crosby stills Nash and Young. But let's re let's rewrite it and see if it rewrites it and pulls out their
367. 1:18:45names. Um, yes it did. Okay, cool. Upbeat PA. Okay, let's do upbeat PA for producer Brandon. Upbeat poke.
368. 1:19:07Spritly accordion leads with cris crisp staccato melody propelled by a punchy tuba bass. [Music] Oh my god. Okay, let's let's let's go
369. 1:19:23back to this. This a capella sounded pretty good actually. Let's listen to this one. [Music]
370. 1:19:42Okay, wait. Brandon just got shown up. Uh, I think Brandon meant emo pa. I think that's right. Emo pa.
371. 1:19:59Okay. So, we're going to get some emo pula in there. Let's go back to this whatever we were playing. [Music]
372. 1:20:24Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak trees sway.
373. 1:20:39[Music] That one's if if you had never heard the song before, that one would be that would make you stop and listen. All
374. 1:20:49right, what do we got here? This one is So, this is one inspired by Crosby Steels's Nash and Young. [Music]
375. 1:21:06Yeah, for those of you just joining us, the the exercise we're doing, we took a song that we created on this channel
376. 1:21:12about a year and a half ago in Udo. So V5 is out. So we're playing now in Sunno V5. Um, generating a bunch of
377. 1:21:22different covers of the same song just to just to do it and poke the edges of this thing and see how good it is. It's
378. 1:21:30it's it's quite remarkable and it's I don't even like I haven't even started getting into creating songs that are not
379. 1:21:37based on another song, right? This is this is just we're just doing covers of this one song. So that's what we're
380. 1:21:43doing sharing on YouTube. I mean, how do they do that? It's well, it's the way all transformer models work is absolutely [ __ ] insane.
381. 1:21:59When you write a prompt, it creates these probab. So, so what happens is when when music or images get get embedded into these models, they
382. 1:22:09actually fragmentize they they they fragment the components. Basically, they they they diffuse it into sort of in
383. 1:22:18this case sonic noise or in the case of images visual noise using a noise algorithm. And then there are tags that
384. 1:22:26tag the music. And when you give it a prompt, it creates probabilities where it like smashes all these noise images together into a
385. 1:22:38single noisy image and then it doises it over like 80 steps and it creates an original tune that's some amalgamation
386. 1:22:46of like, you know, however many 10,000 songs. It's absolutely insane how it does it. Um, and then I like how they're getting
387. 1:22:55it to produce higher quality sonic separation and things like that like that. I don't know. Like what I don't
388. 1:23:02know is how they're actually training the models. What like what is what is the input tagging and are they actually
389. 1:23:09training this on multiple tracks and then they're building it in multiple tracks and then stitching them together?
390. 1:23:14I that I I don't know any of the the technical magic behind Sunno in particular because I know that a feature
391. 1:23:22that's coming out tied to V5 is what's called Sunno Studio. Do I have studio by the way? No. Um where it's it's
392. 1:23:31basically going to be like a digital audio recorder where you can, you know, mix and you know do remastering manually
393. 1:23:40which is kind of crazy. So, um, oh, wait. I just created something rather than listen to something.
394. 1:23:56All right. What's this one? This one is Oh, we didn't listen to this one. This was the uh Crosby Stills Nash and Young. [Music]
395. 1:24:12here. [Music] Cedar Hill is a quiet town
396. 1:24:30where the oak trees sway. The whistle of a train echo through the day. Uh, that's okay. I forgot to I should
397. 1:24:43have turn turned this into male male singers for for that style, but that's okay. Um, the the one thing that I
398. 1:24:50should talk about here that I'm doing, so especially if you're doing commercial work, you should avoid using other
399. 1:24:57artists names. So, one of the things you can do is you can go to like chat GPT and you can say, "Hey, describe to me
400. 1:25:05Crosby Steels's Nash and Young Music." and it'll describe it in abstract and then you can ask for that style of music
401. 1:25:12without doing that. What Sunno has added in here is this magic button, the the the rewrite it for me button. So Ryan
402. 1:25:22earlier said do do something like TLC and I said like TLC and then I hit the magic button here and it wrote laid-back
403. 1:25:3090s R&B groove with crisp drum drum machine beats, bouncy bass, bright. Right. So, so it's it's not using their
404. 1:25:38name, but it's pulling out that style. So, that's a a best practice, especially if you're doing commercial work, is do
405. 1:25:45not use known artists names other than use it as inspiration to get a description that you can then modify. All right. Um,
406. 1:25:57okay. Let's keep let's keep rolling here. Here's more four-part harmony. [Music]
407. 1:26:19[Music] Oh, you know what would be fun? Irregulars. What if we So, you know that there's that that cosmic
408. 1:26:34uh contest. What's that contest, Brandon? The one called that's got 11 labs behind it. Do you remember? It's like I think it
409. 1:26:44was Cosmic or Comet Comet. I don't know. Whatever. But they have a music video section. Chroma the Chroma Awards.
410. 1:26:56What if we did a whole bunch of these pseudo covers of Weird Mary and then everybody just grabs a different version
411. 1:27:04and then we all go off and make music videos that are all covers of Weird Mary. We we like we like bomb the Chromo
412. 1:27:11Awards with covers of Weird Mary. That would that would get some that would get some attention. That'd be kind of cool.
413. 1:27:19So maybe we'll do that. Maybe we'll put it we'll do it as an irregulars we'll do it in the irregulars channel and and I
414. 1:27:26can post a bunch of songs and then people can claim them if you want. That could be kind of fun, you know. Get some
415. 1:27:33get some press for the AI salon. Get some press for Weird Mary. Get some get noticed in a contest. [Music]
416. 1:27:52City Hill is a quiet town. [Music] >> That's a little muddy.
417. 1:28:08Where the oak trees sway, the whistle of the train echoes through the day. People greet you with a nod.
418. 1:28:24Nothing ever seems to change. All right. What's this one? This is still folk rock. [Music]
419. 1:28:38All right, that sounds the same. This is spritly accordion leads. This is uh this is upbeat PA. Here it is.
420. 1:28:46Producer Brandon, here's your jam. [Music]
421. 1:29:01Listen [Music] to that tube for baseline. [Music]
422. 1:29:23[Music] Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak trees sway. The whistle of the train echoes through
423. 1:29:38the day. [Music] >> I I gota I I really hate to admit it, Brandon. I like I don't want to admit that you had a good idea. I really
424. 1:29:53don't. But this is kind of genius. >> But the story still unfolds. [Music]
425. 1:30:08>> She grew up in the town. >> Yeah, it screwed up that section. [Music]
426. 1:30:23[Music] [Music] Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak
427. 1:30:40trees sway. The whistle of a train. People greet you. But the story still unfolds each and
428. 1:30:58>> all right. This is good. Um, it's certainly weird. It's weird, Mary. It It can be weird. Um, okay. Let me show you.
429. 1:31:14Wait, what's this one? Spritly accordion leads. I think this was the the one. Was this emo? I don't know. I don't know if this was
430. 1:31:26emo or not. [Music]
431. 1:31:40Oh, it's got an owl. It's emo. Okay, good. [Music]
432. 1:31:59See the hill is a quiet town where the oak trees sway. The whistle of the train echoes through the day.
433. 1:32:14>> Unbelievable. Come on. Why is that not playing? [Music]
434. 1:32:36Oh, good. Hair '8s hair band. That's good. '8s hair band. Good. This is This is really good. Um band. And then I'm gonna I'm gonna do
435. 1:32:48a magic magic prompt. Opening with soaring electric guitar riffs and punchy gated drums. This 80s hair band layers
436. 1:32:56powerful vocals over driving bass. Oh, let's make this um male singer. We'll do like screaming male singer. Beautiful.
437. 1:33:04All right, there's that [Music] archetype. Okay, I got to sleep. This has been a night.
438. 1:33:20Have you done country? Well, I feel like the song itself is kind of country. I think it would be like I there there's like whole other
439. 1:33:30worlds of genres we haven't touched. And we don't have to do them all. I mean, we're we're probably about tapped out on
440. 1:33:36this at this point, but I want to hear the things that we've built in the style of Young Blood. Oh, that's interesting. Let's try that. Um,
441. 1:33:48in style of Young Blood, I don't know Young Bloodood's music enough to know. High high energy trap influence punk rock track. All right,
442. 1:34:02we'll try that. Okay, that's going to be the last one. I promise. [Music] through the town [Music]
443. 1:34:20hill [Music] where the oak trees sway. >> I love the idea. I'm loving the idea more and more that we we do an AI salon
444. 1:34:34um weird Mary bomb on on the comp on the competition. They're like, "Why does this song keep coming up? [Music]
445. 1:34:50[Applause] [Music] Wait, this one's emo pa. Emo poka punk. [Music]
446. 1:35:19Cedar Hill is a quiet town where the oak trees sway. The whistle of the train echoes through the day. [Music]
447. 1:35:32People greet you with a nod and nothing ever seems to change. But the story still unfolds. [Music]
448. 1:35:56That's crazy. Punchy accordians. That Easter B. [Music]
449. 1:36:10>> Wait, that sounded like a crazy That sounded like weird Mary in the nervous hospital. That is all right. [Music]
450. 1:36:25>> Silverf Fox AI salon gets banned from future AI contests. I would love that actually. I mean, you know, no PR is bad PR, right?
451. 1:36:36Oh, Buork. All right. Uh, it wouldn't rewrite in the style of Lincoln Park for some reason. Um, sounds like Buork.
452. 1:36:46Although that sounded that last one kind of sounded like Borc, which is I assume that came from. Uh, all of a sudden the uh the magic
453. 1:36:54button's not working anymore. So, I think it's a sign that we should we should stop. [Music]
454. 1:37:30I think my browser's dying. [Music]
455. 1:37:46>> This is R&B neo soul. [Music] Hill. [Music] >> Yeah. I mean that one. Imagine the video
456. 1:38:01for this one, right? Like really sultry in a jazz club. [Music] >> People greet you with a n
457. 1:38:19Nothing ever seems to change, but the story still unfolds. Each unique and strange [Music] tough
458. 1:38:36home. >> That was cool. All right, what do we got here? Laidback 90s. Same thing. [Music]
459. 1:39:04All right, this one is Those are all the same. I'm going to skip that one. All right, soaring electric guitars. This is
460. 1:39:11um this was 80s hairband. Actually, [Music]
461. 1:39:42this is fascinating Because if there's one thing '8s metal hair bands didn't do, it was like a lot a lot of minor chords with weird chord
462. 1:39:52progressions. And it sounds like the model can't quite figure this out. It it like it's it's going it's janking up a
463. 1:39:59little bit here. The diffusion model [Music] [Applause] [Music]
464. 1:40:30No, that one's awful. [Music] [Applause] [Music]
465. 1:40:53[Music] [Music]
466. 1:41:07That's awful. That's not listenable. All right. This is high energy infused punk rock. [Music]
467. 1:41:46Yeah. Hey. Hey. [Music]
468. 1:42:02See the hill as a quiet town. [Music] The whistle of the train. That's interesting. But eh.
469. 1:42:18All right. Uh, one more of those. [Music] [Applause] [Music]
470. 1:42:35That's awful. Okay. All right. Upbeat pop production. I think this is TLC. Was this TLC or do we already do TLC? [Music]
471. 1:42:51>> Oh, this is KidsBop, right? Pop, dance, pop. [Music] Whenever
472. 1:43:08[Music] I think I I think I'm officially sick of
473. 1:43:24Weird Mary at this point. You did it. Yay. You hate that song you loved. [Laughter]
474. 1:43:40Oh man, you should post the original remaster in a regulars for us to remix. Yeah, I could do that. I think I can
475. 1:43:48just publish I can just publish one of these two or just publish a pile of them. I'll I'll figure out how to do
476. 1:43:55that. Um, okay. Let's let's be done here. Um um today's Thursday, so tomorrow we've got office hours at 11:00 am on
477. 1:44:08LinkedIn. Just go to my LinkedIn uh profile and you can see events there. And then um tomorrow night, Friday night
478. 1:44:16date night. It is not first Friday, so I don't think I've got gallery hopping duties, but you never know. So should be normal time. Um,
479. 1:44:28if you're in the salon and haven't joined the mastermind, you should do that because there's a whole bunch of
480. 1:44:34good stuff going on in there. We're doing a thing with Cindy [ __ ] right now with um with uh uh pro the prototyping club doing micro
481. 1:44:44courses. We're on our fourth week next week and then we're probably going to start something new. So, there's all
482. 1:44:48sorts of cool stuff going on in there. We've got the uh life hacks club which the the Wednesday after our salon uh
483. 1:44:57presents meeting which is October 7th. The life hacks club is doing a thing there. So you should join that and uh
484. 1:45:04yeah that's that. And go to uh pop up the banner for are you ready for or yeah are you ready for a.com
485. 1:45:14if you're trying to figure out this AI stuff. I know some people were in here earlier going like how do I start? what
486. 1:45:19do I do? Um, go check out this course that we put together um over the over the course of the year called Are You
487. 1:45:27Ready for AI? It's it's an AI readiness training program and it's tool agnostic. It's it doesn't have anything to do with
488. 1:45:33specific tools because they're all changing. So, this is how do you shift into the mindset and how do you kind of
489. 1:45:39professionalize yourself with AI? That's what that course is all about. All right, G. And with that, um, I'm gonna
490. 1:45:49drag my 80s metal hair band out of here and and, uh, try to get Weird Mary out of my head, or at least the beginning
491. 1:46:01minute and a half of it. That's not going to go well. But anyway, uh but I'll probably, you know what I
492. 1:46:11think I'm going to do is I'm going to go back through now that I've got this big pile of those things. I'm gonna go
493. 1:46:16listen to them all again with this idea of um like making an album and making a a playlist of things that we could make
494. 1:46:24videos from. We could all sort of opt in if you want to if you want to make a video for a contest. Um we should
495. 1:46:32probably go look at the rules of the contest and make sure we're using the right tools. It's like whatever you do, don't use sunno. Oops.
496. 1:46:44All right, everybody. Have a good night. Hope you had fun tonight. Bye.