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This is scratching an rare itch for me because I am a heavy subvocalizer when I read just about anything, and when I have a song stuck in my head, I end up wond
by layman51 3y ago
This is scratching an rare itch for me because I am a heavy subvocalizer when I read just about anything, and when I have a song stuck in my head, I end up wondering what it would sound like if someone sang the words I’m reading to the tune of the song.
- _sys49152 3y agofor college i would convert my physical textbooks to wordfile text, then convert the wordfile text to computer voice mp3s and use those to play in the background to help me studying. break up chapters or sections of the college textbook into suno songs instead - itd be maad interesting how much better that wouldve helped my studies. monotone computer voices of 10+ years ago will put you to sleep.
- IanCal 3y agoProbably relevant, I took a photo of my kids "curious questions about space" book and threw the words into a song https://app.suno.ai/song/f283429e-ec3e-4152-b5be-a57cd72a6d9f https://app.suno.ai/song/f283429e-ec3e-4152-b5be-a57cd72a6d9... They've been listening to it in the bath to huge success. Particularly the change at about 40s for "why can't we breathe on the moon?" which feels like an excellent song lyric. Honestly I'm blown away at how well it does.