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I like it!
The "jumping around" might occur...and I'm just guessing...might be cuz you asked it to sing too much lyric for the 32 second sample.
I set a Wordsworth poem and only fed it a verse at a time, and it gave me back verbatim, the words I fed it, then extended it w/the next part of the lyric, repeat, rinse...
So maybe just feed it less of the entire lyric, then add the next part of your lyric using the "extend" feature, and only write, in the "custom lyrics box" the NEXT part of the lyric that you want sung? Worked for me.
FD. Look inside the work box, you can add "intros," "outros" 32 sec parts before or after your first part, all using the "extend" button on the top right of the work box:
1) right click on the sample you want to extend
2)you will see Add Intro Before, Add Section Before, Add Section After, Add Outro After
3) left click the type of extension to your sample that you want to highlight that type of extension
4) modify your prompt to reflect what you want in the next part
5) click on the "custom lyric" bullet to highlight it, and enter in the part of your lyric you want in the forthcoming extension
6) left click the "extend" button on the top tight and wait a few minutes.
7) choose between the two offerings or start over if you like neither...
8) repeat, rinse, adding an intro and outro, etc......
Last edited by Michael Zaneski; 04/14/24 07:10 PM.
Fate doesn't hang on a wrong or right choice Fortune depends on the tone of your voice
-The Divine Comedy (Neil Hannon) from the song "Songs of Love" from the album "Casanova" (1996)
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