The two best things it ever made for me: A Warrior's Dream: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/sxe3ig5zynrd3pcs3oy8a/a-warrior-s-dream.mp3?rlkey=31bw6fcay2h7c48em7

The two best things it ever made for me: A Warrior's Dream: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/sxe3ig5zynrd3pcs3oy8a/a-warrior-s-dream.mp3?rlkey=31bw6fcay2h7c48em7bl6892z&dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/sxe3ig5zynrd3pcs3oy8a/a-warri... Ollie, the Orange Tabby: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/amfudnsccpvl15arjurz3/Ollie-the-Orange-Tabby-mastered.mp3?rlkey=rxiyw6fsvokcno4za12gwgzqe&dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/amfudnsccpvl15arjurz3/Ollie-t... the first one I made by describing an experience I had in an online text-based game that is now offline, long live Clok. Cogg is a good successor though. Anyway, GPT-4-turbo did pretty good making them into lyrics, besides the "profoundly floored" part; that was rather cheesy. I still like it though. The second was for my cat that I used to have. I then tried out an AI Remaster tool. I kinda liked it better unmastered now, but ah well. It still reminds me of him and makes me happy when I hear it. These tools, I think, should really be used for simple things like this, to give voice to personal experiences like this, for people who clearly have no musical talent like me, or to help those who do to jumpstart the creative process if that's what they need. People selling these songs... Well, I can't even fault them since it's hard to make any kind of money these days.