About this episode

John Dyhouse discusses his experience adding vocal elements to an instrumental track using AI.

I was completing the album in which I was bringing the set of songs I produced from my sessions with ACID FORGE, up to date in Suno 5.5. However rather than just remixing the instrumental version, I decided try to add a vocal element - not something I had done before. So I produced something off the top of my head, something I thought would work with this instrumental; in this case very short lines. I did structure it as a simple chorus/verse/chorus/verse/bridge/final chorus without tagging the sections. I let the AI do what it could. Surprisingly, After just one reiteration, Suno produced this result. Hope you like it. It is another alternative way of adding a vocal to an instrumental track. The other way I had tried it was the Mash-up feature, however I found it gave me less control.

People in this episode

Host: John Dyhouse

Topics covered

• music production
• vocal elements
• AI in music
• remixing
• instrumental tracks

Keywords

• music
• production
• AI
• vocal
• instrumental
• remix
• Suno 5.5

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: ACID FORGE

Products: Suno 5.5

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