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Whoa! This checks every box. The write, the music, mood, the performance, the attention to our PERSONAL production responsibilities that we tend to surrender to A.I. Yeah, these tools were used but the human stamp that blots out any hint of an a.i. assist, .....all the better, no? It's a tool and when you work with it and not try to minimize A.I.'s hand in it in order to highlight your own stamp, avoid the critics, it hurts the overall product IMHO. I see this a lot. Though not with you, Rob...I'm speaking in generalities and dropping it here. I'm guilty as charged.
But when you surrender that guilt and utilize these tools to properly launch our words and stories as we envisioned and it happens to be the proper vehicle to get that message out, you get a banger like this. I love this! Well done sir.
Last edited by Michael W. Brown; 10/10/26 11:46 AM.
Write on, Man, Michael W. Brown, f.k.a. "bluesriff"
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