John Dyhouse

Another of my earliest songs, not sure where the inspiration came from probably heard a song on the radio and used it as a model for my own version. Would have been early-mid sixties, no dating on songs this old in my notebooks unfortunately. It is again a remix of another version using Suno. with my cloned voice on the vocals. I have kept the backing sparse to remember it's origns.

Another song I Was listening to and decided to remix with my cloned voice (just for myself). A vanity project if you like, but why not? I have two previous versions on SC one a soft rock number and the other is the one I have remixed this from. I'm sure that in the future I will do many more of these for my own listening pleasure, after all it's why I started writing songs all those decades ago. Hope you like this version.

Just ringing the changes, here is an alt. rock number crossed with Americana and brass stabs adding interest. Again, I am totally responsible for the lyrics and my cloned voice (one I do not use very often) performs the lead vocal.

Busy weekend, but found time to post another new song. My own lyrics and using Suno's clone of my own voice. I am finding that I am tending to use this genre as a personal style more and more. I do find I am very happy with acoustic guitar and a rhythm section. Hope you like it.

A new song, lyrics by myself. I originally thought I was happy with it, even tho' it breaks one of the "rules" of lyric writing. The verses are sung to different people!!! verse1 is sung to a partner; verse2 is sung to a possible interloper. I am wondering if this is confusing to a listener, maybe the lyric should be rewritten, maybe to even create two new songs. Would love to hear any comments you may have.

The song is sung using my cloned voice, Suno V6 provides the music and production.

compare verse2 with a rewrite:-

We will never doubt our love / ...................Don’t you ever doubt our love

Don't you even think about stories of / ....I will never, ever let anyone

Stealing her away / .....................................Steal you away

She is my lifelong soulmate / ....................You are my lifelong soulmate

Can't you accept it's our fate / ................. Can’t you accept it’s our fate

Not just a cliche / ........................................... Not just a cliche

This is the last (hooray) of the Version6, experimental tracks which I intend to upload - as fully finished demos. This obviously doe not mean I will still be trying to stretch my understanding of the capabilities of Suno.

Specifically, I described a situation and then found an image which I thought added to the scene; V6 will actually include a photo, etc, as part of the prompt for a song. Or even as a prompt for a song, but it's take on the image may be different to yours. Any way, the lyrics generated (which I love, and did not edit at all) tell the story I laid out in prose, but the lyrics did contain references from the image; Suno titled the song, "Afternoon Goes Amber", I guess intimating the evening of the day was approaching, using the colour of the fields as a metaphor?

I think this song is one of the best Suno has generated for me, I only wish I could have written lyrics like this.

Sorry for the late addition of the detail of this track. This track was one of a few which Came from a series of experiments with Suno V6, I wanted some new lyrics as Suno seems to remember songs from the lyrics and I felt this would compromise the results of the trials. in these cases, I prompted with a short summary of what I wanted to say and Suno produced the lyrics I needed. For a small number of the songs from the trials, I was so pleased with the results, including the lyrics, that I have posted them to Sound Cloud. Each of these have the origin of the song explained in this way; Where I have not written the lyric, I do not take the credit.

Please bear with me, this is another of my V6 experiments using a short prose poem to prompt the place and mood; and then using the new model to generate a lyric. For new listeners, "The Circle80 Initiative" is the name I use for the artist (s). Please don't ask why, I think I wanted to model it on artists like "The Alan Parsons Project" etc. Signified for me Suno + myself / suno persona (now Voices). Don't tell anyone but 80 is nearest round number to my age. I of course write the vast majority of the song lyrics, and many songs in the early days with Suno were uploaded by singing acapella. In the very early days this would have been just a verse and chorus since uploads were so restricted.

OK enough of this crap, I hope you like the song. Seems to be a lot of bad press for V6 but I think there are many reasons that it is better.

Another result of my experiment with Suno V6, this time using the V6-wild model. The title and ideas were mine, but I left Suno to do it's worst with the lyric. I think it worked very well, showing how much better the model is now to generate lyrics. With previous models I have had to edit the lyrics, even though I have been experimenting with new features and wanted several quickie songs. I actually covered the first results from model 6-wild with the standard model 6.

One of those things, you see/use a phrase and say to yourself, "that's a cue for a song". Happened to me a couple of days ago, and simply had to challenge myself... Hope you like it. Though I did not prompt for it, sounds like a barber shop harmony group?