John Dyhouse

A little bit jazzy, a little bit bluesy. Another early Suno assisted tune, playing with the genres/styles. I like the jazzy nature of this one but not sure much of the blues in the mix. I did describe a situation/relation ship in the prompt but apart from a little editing of the lyric, mostly out of the ai box. However, I do like it, so here is a version for your perusal, hope you like it.

OK then, enough of the experiments with genres and prompts, here is anthemic power ballad. Well to tell the truth, all my output from Suno since July has been experimental. And most of it too good to waste. My only difficulty is knowing what other people will like. I was listening to some early stuff (this was from July 17th) and had to get this on the queue to be posted. I absolutely love this on...

Really enjoy utilising the wide range of genres available on Suno, and this big band sound is no exception. I remember walking home from school, as a young teenager and singing "I'm sorry" by Brenda Lee. In the lyric there was the phrase "I was just a fool". When I got home, I borrowed this phrase and wrote this song. Maybe not in the same league, but not bad for someone of that age - at that time...

"And now for Something completely different", thanks Monty. In my explorations and experiments with Suno AI, I wondered if I could use a little of my poetry, Prompting for speech/spoken word did not seem to work so I decided to add a little music. There were several verses to this poem, I chose the most likely candidate, and selected it as a chorus/bridge. Just to add a change for interest, And pr...

Just in case anybody is thinking I have forsaken recording my songs with a simple ukulele, because of the constant stream of AI assisted music over the past several weeks. I have uploaded this Beautiful Song by a wonderful singer/songwriter, Ruth Nina Welsh. I have been covering some of my favourites from Ruth and you can find more on the playlist/abum on which this track is now the 13th track (I...

Mmm, I thought to myself,"I haven't written anythiing for days". So here is a song at slightly reduced tempo from the last upload. It was a difficult one and I rewrote the lyrics completely three times with at least two more heavy edits - or maybe even three or four. I tested the lyrics in Suno - Wrong! Still not sure it's just right and I had wanted to sample my voice for this .... BUT I loved th...

Revieewing an early trial with Suno. Still exploring genres and thought this was worth airing. just to raise the temp a little. A song generated from a suggested prompt, so apart from a few edits not my own lyrics this time. I did do a little post processing, before uploading here.

Now, this is quite an old song (early 60's). One of the first of my own songs I put thru the Suno process. But never really found a version which moved me. Maybe the genres/styles I tried simply did not gell with the lyrics. I did persevere with some others where I found this same issue, I rewote lyrics to try and get better better results - some worked, some not! But these lyrics were so simple a...

Another experiment with Suno. What do I mean by that? I tend to use an "AI generated" lyric to my instructions for what I considered a "throwaway song". I wanted a quick result to generate anything up to 12-15 different songs (genres, etc) just to compare what they could sound like. Too often I actually found at least one version that I liked. So the lyric (here) is not one I would now accept. But...

I wrote this song on a whim, the postman had just delivered our mail; I was thinking about my next song and for no reason it seemed to just write itself. Sometimes this kind of experience provides the best of songs - and I do love this one. I was experimenting with the Americana genre in Suno, which is something I love, I bought Rod Stewarts album of songs from the American Songbook, a great CD. O...

Basically, an experiment with Suno AI, using a lyric I had re-written from a draft off another AI engine. I had also tried a new feature where you can negatively prompt for something In this case I negated a female vocal. Purely because I wanted to use my own voice, no slight intended to the ladies. As it turned out, the AI gave me a great sounding duet, or at least alternating voices. This was fr...

An old song, writen by myself in the last century! Updated with Suno AI using my lyrics, the original melody and my own voice. Suno has added backing to fully produce a track which has then been post processed in Audacity.

I now have three levels of song writing which I use. The first and my preferred way, is to write the lyrics myself and writing the melodies to support them after deciding on a chord sequence. For AI generated songs - if I am investigating some specific meta tag - I do allow the AI to generate the lyrics to my specifications (usually a title and a short synopsis of the content). A third way, if I a...

Another old song. I wrote this one in the early 1960's (sorry about the dating but I never used to date the pages in my first lyric notebook, I can only go by the page number, this one was #27. Probably 1961-2. Again, I used a sample of me singing (acapella) to prompt The AI with my own voice but more importantly with the melodies to go with the lyrics. It works folks.... yes it can develop the me...

I love this song, written by myself in the early seventies (as a best guess). Unfortunately I was very lackadasical with details in my lyric notebooks. Although I have already posted this song previously on Soundcloud, the first time was four years ago and , I am posting it again with a backing by SUNO. I sang a verse and the chorus as a sample for Suno and prompted with the full lyrics (plus the...

Exploring instrumental music on SUNO, I was taken with gypsy jazz. Two reasons, I love Spain (especially the Canary Islands) and my favourite guitarist has just released a second album of gypsy jazz. This is one of four tracks I have created from a number of instrumental songs generated by The AI engine. I decided to give each track on the EP a name to make it personal; the images are from Pixabay...

Exploring instrumental music on SUNO, I was taken with gypsy jazz. Two reasons, I love Spain (especially the Canary Islands) and my favourite guitarist has just released a second album of gypsy jazz. This is one of four tracks I have created from a number of instrumental songs generated by The AI engine. I decided to give each track on the EP a name to make it personal; the images are from Pixabay...

Exploring instrumental music on SUNO, I was taken with gypsy jazz. Two reasons, I love Spain (especially the Canary Islands) and my favourite guitarist has just released a second album of gypsy jazz. This is one of four tracks I have created from a number of instrumental songs generated by The AI engine. I decided to give each track on the EP a name to make it personal; the images are from Pixabay...

Exploring instrumental music on SUNO, I was taken with gypsy jazz. Two reasons, I love Spain (especially the Canary Islands) and my favourite guitarist has just released a second album of gypsy jazz. This is one of four tracks I have created from a number of instrumental songs generated by The AI engine. I decided to give each track on the EP a name to make it personal; the images are from Pixabay...

This song is only a couple of years old and most of my own songs I have submitted to SUNO have beenover 50 years old so far; HOWEVER although I have posted a ukulele demo, I wanted to hear how it sounded with a real bluesy treatment - and I liked it.

Another AI assisted song from my very first week's experiments with Suno AI, which I have been reviewing . With this song again you can hear the familiar "strong" and frequently used rhyming. In these early experiments I did often use AI generated lyrics (based on my short descriptions and a title) in order to quickly find my feet with the range of genres available and how to use the meta-tags pro...

Another Ai assisted song from my very first week's experiments with Suno AI, which I was reviewing . With this song again you can hear the familiar "strong" and frequently used rhyming. In these early experiments I did often use AI generated lyrics (based on myshort descriptions and a title) in order to quickly find my feet with the range of genres available and how to use the meta-tags properly....

During my first forays into the maelstom which was caused for me by SUNO AI. I was cracking songs out at a rapid rate. and found that describing a set of lyrics was the fastest way to wander the fields of genres and tags, etc which were available to the intrepid explorer. This is one of those early songs, which explains wht the rhyming couplets are so "artificial" or recognisable as AI generated....

I wanted to write a Rock song, to try out some features on audacity which I hope might increase the "quality" of thr track. EG I hate the muffled, almost unheard lyrics on many rock numbers where it seems to all about guitars and forget there is a song there. First, I do not sing this genre! So the voice is what Suno provided for me. I acquired the vocal stem and pasted this onto a separate track...

OK, Suno doesn't always work -we know that. I had come across a prompt sopposed to create a style for ELVIS. As he was always a hero of mine, I thought, "yes I will !). However it just did not work with this song, may be because if I had taken notice it was really about Elvis in the fifties.... Anyway, after spending some time editing my lyrics and trying to get closer to his last years with the p...