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The Rainbow Collectors
Aug. 6th, 2020 08:00 pmI've been having a lot of fun on AI Dungeon recently, some of it doing actual adventury things, but others just playing with the AI.
Last night I saw someone else posting a "Song Generator" 'adventure' and thought I'd try it out. You supplied a song title and a genre, and then it tried to come up with the genre. Seemed right up my alley (not that I've ever actually written a song or anything, but I like songs and randomly-generated stuff), so I did a few. And I'm going to share them with you now.
First I tried a pop song named "The Moon Is Blue":
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It didn't seem to go the way one might expect, based on that title...but I am tickled by the way it suddenly turns into discussion of the song before it finishes writing it.
Next one I tried was a Rock song called "Reprehensible", since I was listening to the They Might Be Giants song by that title when I tried it. I'm not going to post that one, because all the AI did was start posting the beginning of Genesis 1:1. I'm willing to believe somebody has set that to music at some point, but...why call it "Reprehensible"?
Then I tried "The Illearth War", since that's the book I'm (re)reading right now, and I decided this should probably be a prog-rock song...
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So the chorus seems pretty prog, but the verses and pre-chorus don't seem to recall go with it. Could still work, perhaps, but not quite there yet.
Next I decided to try Country, for some reason, and came up with the title "The Rainbow Collectors". (A mashup of "The Rainbow Connection" and "The Butterfly Collector", I guess?) And this one almost seems to work.
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I mean, the AI is not that good at scansion or rhyming, but the repetition in the chorus and the outro would probably work. And the lyrics actually almost make sense. With some tweaking this could turn into a real song. Maybe not actually Country, though.
Finally I tried a Goth song called "Horrible and Questionable" (inspired by the description of the scenario: "The A.I will generate the song of your dreams... or at least try to. May end up being horrible and sometimes, questionable. Other times, pretty awesome & lovely. What are you waiting for? Play this scenario immediately!"). And this one is outright hilarious.
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Maybe it's a little more punk, come to think of it, but it's still pretty fun. And still doesn't really rhyme or scan.
And that's all I have for now, children.
Last night I saw someone else posting a "Song Generator" 'adventure' and thought I'd try it out. You supplied a song title and a genre, and then it tried to come up with the genre. Seemed right up my alley (not that I've ever actually written a song or anything, but I like songs and randomly-generated stuff), so I did a few. And I'm going to share them with you now.
First I tried a pop song named "The Moon Is Blue":
( Read more... )
It didn't seem to go the way one might expect, based on that title...but I am tickled by the way it suddenly turns into discussion of the song before it finishes writing it.
Next one I tried was a Rock song called "Reprehensible", since I was listening to the They Might Be Giants song by that title when I tried it. I'm not going to post that one, because all the AI did was start posting the beginning of Genesis 1:1. I'm willing to believe somebody has set that to music at some point, but...why call it "Reprehensible"?
Then I tried "The Illearth War", since that's the book I'm (re)reading right now, and I decided this should probably be a prog-rock song...
( Read more... )
So the chorus seems pretty prog, but the verses and pre-chorus don't seem to recall go with it. Could still work, perhaps, but not quite there yet.
Next I decided to try Country, for some reason, and came up with the title "The Rainbow Collectors". (A mashup of "The Rainbow Connection" and "The Butterfly Collector", I guess?) And this one almost seems to work.
( Read more... )
I mean, the AI is not that good at scansion or rhyming, but the repetition in the chorus and the outro would probably work. And the lyrics actually almost make sense. With some tweaking this could turn into a real song. Maybe not actually Country, though.
Finally I tried a Goth song called "Horrible and Questionable" (inspired by the description of the scenario: "The A.I will generate the song of your dreams... or at least try to. May end up being horrible and sometimes, questionable. Other times, pretty awesome & lovely. What are you waiting for? Play this scenario immediately!"). And this one is outright hilarious.
( Read more... )
Maybe it's a little more punk, come to think of it, but it's still pretty fun. And still doesn't really rhyme or scan.
And that's all I have for now, children.
