gamechanging stuff for sample based rap producers. havent been able to log-in yet but i think a good benchmark to start off with is to see if it can replicate t

gamechanging stuff for sample based rap producers. havent been able to log-in yet but i think a good benchmark to start off with is to see if it can replicate the 'al green' sound from the early 70s - very distinct sounding production - drumless and instrumental. you dont need 45 or 90 straight seconds of a coherent song rendered. just need to dip in the 45 sec clip and cut out 4 seconds here, another 4 there. reroll those cuts through stable audio, keep rolling, keep rolling. cut up and get a pile of clips together. arrange, layer, voila - you saved money on paying royalties for sampling. the lofi melodic sample on the stability page was passable. thought the bluegrass one sounded great actually. imagine being able to program bluegrass like rap. edit: oof. fully trained on a licensed commercial dataset from AudioSparx. muzak in, muzak out.