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I used: "Viking Chant, War Cry, War Beat" in "Style of Music" field. I always make multiple attempts and choose the best/most interesting. If you want to get to the original song, the link is here: app.suno.ai/song/2ed36847-04b4-4eb7-847c-2e051e087ab0

@@AIMelodicTravels thanks dude

Your comment led me to the question: Would it be possible to use Suno AI to translate a song into another language? In some cases, yes. Yesterday, after a few hours of experimenting, I created an English version. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/QZMtjL9xh48/v-deo.html

Thanks for the comment. 1. The original text of the children's Czech folk song is just as long. 2. I did the animation manually (stop-motion) and then I threw it to Kaiber AI. Music + animation even with the current length gave a lot of work. I try to make the clips look good.

I have a similar experience. The only song on this channel where I've only made five attempts and been happy with the result is "Ye Who Are Warriors of God". For the other six, it's dozens to hundreds of tries. I try to make it almost impossible to tell it's AI on the result. On the other hand, I'm not a musician, so I don't edit the result anymore, except to cut off the beginning or combine it from two pieces. Plus, if I do the song in Czech, it's even more complicated, because Suno has a much harder time phrasing, pronouncing, and keeping rhythm in Czech than in English. Otherwise, for interest, here is the prompt: "Electro swing, remix, whistling on the mouth, deep male voice, rhythmic". Oddly enough, the "whistling on the mouth" didn't show up at all. I add a link to the original. It has a slightly different ending because I ended up adding it from a different version: suno.com/song/85d40428-893c-4f40-a9e5-e8773f0fb717

Just to add: I use different tricks to fix it, and quite often I create the song in stages. Here, for example, I liked it when Suno made a good rhythmic instrumental part after some time with a funny scream at the beginning, but the sung rest was very bad. So I used the "extend" button repeatedly from time "0:06" and edited the lyrics to make it more rhythmic. When I was satisfied with the first verse, I continued similarly from time "0:23" on the second. I continually changed the prompt because I needed a female voice to sing in the third verse. There were other problems and I think I spent a few hours on it, but since I don't do this for a living and have it as a pastime, I'm devoting the time to it.

Thank you. For a native speaker, it may be funnier because it's an adaptation of a well-known Czech children's song. Here are the lyrics I used for SUNO. It can be translated in google translator or deepl: [INTRO] (Beskydé!) [VERSE] Bačo, bačo, bačo náš, košulenku černou máš. Kdopak ti ju vypere, bez maměnky to nedáš. [VERSE] Já to nedám s maměnkou, ale s mojí galánkou. To ona mi pomůže s tou černou košulenkou [VERSE] Já tu černou vyperu, pak jí pěkně vyválím. Až půjdeme k muzice, oba dva nás pochválí [OUTRO] (Beskydé!)

@@AIMelodicTravels good job!!!!

ChatGPT, who created this, thinks it's in Elvish/Sindarin :) If some Middle Earth language specialist visits here, he can confirm or deny that. I don't speak Elvish, but it sounds like Elvish to me. Here's the lyrics: Linnon erin rad, thiliol minno, Hísiel vi gwilwileth, ortherir dinno. Edhellond nan sir, certh i ngalad, Thind celair, gwír arphened nad. Lothlann vi vorn, beria lû thand, Míl narcholed, meneg i fand. Aphado elenath, ú-chebin estel, Naergon pelia, dan i ennor methel.

100 % elvish!

So far in every video I have some movement that fits the rhythm of the music. Here, it's the flapping of wings. It's more work, but I think it makes it look a lot better.

@@AIMelodicTravels Yeah, it's those little details that really make a big difference.

Thank you. I try different tools and get inspired by other AI creators. Mostly I try to make sure that the music and video doesn't show at first glance if it's AI content. It's much harder with video. We'll see. Maybe in a year, AI videos won't be distinguishable from normal ones.

@@AIMelodicTravels It's already come so far so quickly, I'm really looking forward to what the future holds 😀

Thank you. It's a question of how correct Sindarin is, but I mainly wanted it to sound elvish to me. If anyone wanted to try something similar, one trick was to have chatGPT write it in Sindarin and then have it written phonetically in English. Suno sang it much better then. Sindarin has a slightly different pronunciation than English.

that's one of the funny things about these pictures. I laughed when I first saw it. The Hussite chariot wall was assembled from the chariots of the time. In this picture it looks like a modern car made out of wood, maybe the AI learned from the AOE screenshots. I left in a few other AI "bugs" of this type for amusement.

I've also used Kaiber for some other videos. DALL-E is part of the paid ChatGPT 4 and can only do static images. I added the dynamics in this video by zooming the camera and using LeiaPix, which can make a static image partially 3D. Kaiber is harder to work with.

@@AIMelodicTravels You do a fantastic job with it. I'm more of a lyric writer than a video maker.

I used: "Viking Chant, War Cry, War Beat". As a new channel I can't add links to the video description. If you want to get to the original song, the link is here: app.suno.ai/song/2ed36847-04b4-4eb7-847c-2e051e087ab0

If you end up trying to make a multilingual song yourself, I recommend using the "Continue From This Song" function. Not only can you extend the song, but if the beginning is already good but the last verse isn't, you can use this to re-egenerate the last verse several times. And pick a version that sounds good. It takes a lot of trying, but you can end up with a pretty consistent song.