John Dyhouse

As promised here is the alternative version of this cover. My last update covered a track written by myself using a sequencer (ACID Forge) in the late 80's; purely an experiment, which I never used again, except for the dozen tracks here on Suno on the playlist/album "This Is Me". This current project is to "cover/remix" those dozen tracks using Suno. My problem is I am enjoying it too much. Hope...

Another cover from my old playlist/album, "this is Me". I fact the first of two covers; I wanted it to be quite different from the original but couldn't trash this version. So 2 for 1 on this track. The second with honky tonk piano should be uploaded tomorrow.

I had already uploaded a song using this idea/theme. Sometimes when I have what I think is a decent idea but have issues getting some lyrics together, I seek some help. With this theme I sought help from Suno. I took one of the offered sets of lyrics and completely rewrote the lyrics to keep the lyrics in my own style (I think |I do have a style of writiing) and then used the rewritten lyrics in t...

"AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT" I was playing around with this remix/cover and noticed that This uploaded track, although completely instrumental, had acquired a lyric due to the AI translating some sounds into vocal sounds. I removed the lyric for most of the iterations except for one, which was a Cool Jazz genre. Again some vocal sounds could be heard. I tried to follow this up by c...

This track, as all on this playlist/album, is a Suno cover of a song written an realised by John Dyhouse. The original was arranged and recorded from ACID FORGE, maybe late 80's/early 90's. I used this app on my son's computer to generate by adding samples to a "piano roll". I used it for about 2 weeks and produced 12 tracks. But it was a very slow process - too slow for me, and I never used it ag...

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This was a complete accident... I had been toying with a song title for several days but just couldn't get anywhere ; I had written a number of versions (quite different) of a first verse BUT never seemed to get much further. I thought that maybe an idea from Suno may help but started to write a prompt with a genre (country rock) and the thought , "will this appear on the lyric?". I decided to era...

Sorry...This may be a little loud. And also... for subjecting my listeners to another "mashup" using the new Suno Feature. Have been experimenting and this seems to give even less control that normal. I wanted to create the mashup with a fairly slow love song (Baubles,Blue skies ....) an electronic keyboard piece from my past, called Blue Me. The latter being an instrumental. Maybe, Suno needs com...

Couldn't resist trying out this new feature on Suno (Beta at the moment). It is very like a cover, but actually weaves the (two) songs together, a very definite step towards a little creativity. For this experiment, I used two songs I had previously put through Suno. A blues vocal (my lyrics) with a gypsy jazz instrumental. I must admit, I rather like the result. Not sure how often I would use thi...

A very disappointing track for me, I started off, looking to do a "rock" number, but it was a very noisy track and the AI did not sing the words as written. Often A few iterations with some editing of the prompt led to improvements; but on this track the AI seemed to to do everything wrong and the track got worse and worse. In desperation after using "mucho credits" I though, "well a blues with ju...

I have them every so often - as a lyricist, I find I can't find times when I can't get an idea with sparkle; something which gives me the urge to write. I am in the throes of such a time just at the moment. I was thinking about the covers I had been working on and was simply out of ideas for a new lyric. And then DING; what about something with a loose vocalisation. After a few attempts, covers, e...

A cover of a track by John Dyhouse, using Suno I have developed a track created using ACID Forge in the mid 80's. A track extended and each of four parts developed separately and stitched together in Audacity, The track was covered in Suno several times using different prompts to create different emotional outcomes, it is slightly over 9 mins long but I think (of course) that the effort is worthwh...

Some people can never see their place in the world without feeling inferior, It can take love to make them see reality. Sometimes the best songs come from out of nowhere. I was walking, exercising in our local park when I started singing to myself and I had most of the lyric sorted before I got home again. When I did I rushed to get as much of it down on paper as possible, I never seem to have a n...

One of three tracks, of this genre, which I created in the late 80's using software called Acid Forge. I believe it may have been taken over and developed since then... Basically it consisted of a piano roll which allowed samples to be used to build up a multi-track song, easily. I spent a short time experimenting with the software and creating songs, often using lots of copy and paste methods to...

One of three tracks, of this genre, which I created in the late 80's using software called Acid Forge. I believe it may have been taken over and developed since then... Basically it consisted of a piano roll which allowed samples to be used to build up a multi-track song, easily. I spent a short time experimenting with the software and creating songs, often using lots of copy and paste methods to...

One of three tracks, of this genre, which I created in the late 80's using software called Acid Forge. I believe it may have been taken over and developed since then... Basically it consisted of a piano roll which allowed samples to be used to build up a multi-track song, easily. I spent a short time experimenting with the software and creating songs, often using lots of copy and paste methods to...

Another cover; listening to some of my "Archive" tracks, I came across this song. Sort of special to me as the first song I wrote after I first bought a ukulele some 12 years ago. I had almost given up writing songs and had spent some time painting as an alternative hobby. I had bought a uke and joined a newly opened ukulele club. Well the uke is acknowledged as a happy instrument and it certainly...

The last of the first batch of "Keyboard tracks" from my archives. They were all written by myself and were Single finger compositions, experimenting with my oldest son's keyboards. Auto rhythm tracks used for backing. They were all recorded on C -60 tape cassetteson a karaoke machine, in the 70's. recorded I have a similar number of tracks which were recorded a few years later as his collection o...

At last a new song, after all these covers, etc. I started writing a country rock song but not sure Suno has quite caught the style - however I do like it. The lyrics took me longer to compete than usual, and seem to me to be a little forced - any comments?

I just had to put a strings behind this song, as an experiment, hope you like it.

Another cover, of a track posted last year after using Suno V3 (?). I was not satisfied by the outcome, still over-awed by results at that time, and thought I could do better with v5. It is a little bit incongruous in that it is a happy song (an new start rather than a failure ) after time trying to make a relationship work. I hope it works for you, I have to admit I like this version much better.

Taking a day off with the real work to catch up a little, with those "doodled" keyboard tunes from old analogue recordings, find more on the album.

I was listening to some of my songs (I do that a lot, nowadays) and did not remember having finished this in Suno. I decided to put that right, how did I forget one of my all-time favourite songs? After a little exploring my Suno assisted work on Sound Cloud, I did find a version of the song but with a female singer. Now I had a very useable version of me singing to me playing a uke already on Sou...

Snowed this morning, artic winds made the snow freeze. Great subject for a song? Well I thought so but the title changed as I considered the lyrics, though I think this makes a better metaphor for a tricky relationship. Hope you like it?