I have to admit, when I first came across this music, I had low hopes for it. I almost always do not like repetitive tracks, and this music had barely gotten any attention. However, I decided to at least give it a chance.
Imagine my surprise when I really liked it! The pattern was very satisfying to me, and the changes in pitch added a surprising amount of variation.
As for the feeling the music gave me, it was of an underdog hero refusing to give up, even when confronted with insurmountable odds.
I really like how you use strong melodies in this music. Ominous music tends to be mostly ambient sound, a style I'm not really fond of. This is much more to my taste!
On my computer, I named this album Stellar Tracks. This is because, one, the music felt to me like a cosmic train going to different worlds. Second, there are some amazing tracks here! ;)
Personally, I feel like AI art has gotten a certain stigma. People seem reluctant to use it in actual products, either because it's in legal limbo, or it's not good quality, or it represents a future in which almost everyone is out of work.
Granted, this could change, but as long as that stigma is around, I think there will be a demand for human artists.
This may very well be a minority view, but I do think it's important to consider multiple sides.
I strongly believe that erotic content is a bad idea. It promotes the idea that women are just objects to be exploited. I have a deep respect and admiration for women, and I don't like seeing them demeaned in such a way.
In addition, I've never actually heard of a case where erotic content improved a game, book, or movie. Think about it. When you praise a game, is it because women had poor excuses for armor? Or is it because the gameplay was engrossing, the story made you tear up, and the music lit a fire in your soul?
You don't need erotic content to make a wonderful video game, any more than you need sewage to make a delicious omelet.
I have to admit, when I first came across this music, I had low hopes for it. I almost always do not like repetitive tracks, and this music had barely gotten any attention. However, I decided to at least give it a chance.
Imagine my surprise when I really liked it! The pattern was very satisfying to me, and the changes in pitch added a surprising amount of variation.
As for the feeling the music gave me, it was of an underdog hero refusing to give up, even when confronted with insurmountable odds.
I'm really glad I gave this a chance!
The battle between hope and doom in this music is very interesting. I also like the movement in here that is halfway between melody and percussion.
This is soothing music! I also like the variation in its melody.
It's hard to make music that is both really good and really short. And yet, this music is exactly that.
I really like Bazaarnet and The Client.
Bazaarnet has a very interesting feeling of both technology and magic. I also love the note of hope in it.
The Client, on the other hand, is both ominous and catchy! That's not a combination you usually hear, but it not only works here, it works splendidly!
I really like how you use strong melodies in this music. Ominous music tends to be mostly ambient sound, a style I'm not really fond of. This is much more to my taste!
On my computer, I named this album Stellar Tracks. This is because, one, the music felt to me like a cosmic train going to different worlds. Second, there are some amazing tracks here! ;)
Personally, I feel like AI art has gotten a certain stigma. People seem reluctant to use it in actual products, either because it's in legal limbo, or it's not good quality, or it represents a future in which almost everyone is out of work.
Granted, this could change, but as long as that stigma is around, I think there will be a demand for human artists.
This may very well be a minority view, but I do think it's important to consider multiple sides.
I strongly believe that erotic content is a bad idea. It promotes the idea that women are just objects to be exploited. I have a deep respect and admiration for women, and I don't like seeing them demeaned in such a way.
In addition, I've never actually heard of a case where erotic content improved a game, book, or movie. Think about it. When you praise a game, is it because women had poor excuses for armor? Or is it because the gameplay was engrossing, the story made you tear up, and the music lit a fire in your soul?
You don't need erotic content to make a wonderful video game, any more than you need sewage to make a delicious omelet.
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