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Ai understands language.i created two quick scenarios.

First one, about a horse that doesn't understand that he is old and can't run any more, but still tries

Only other prompt was alternative rock.

The second slight variation. About a horse that gives everything he has to win the race, wins but dies at very end.

Now they are only snippets. The whole thing can't beput together. But you can see if you added lyrics it would be even more like a movie.

But ai did music just by word prompts

You're right, Dom.
AI is just as smart as a real person.
Talent and imagination are obsolete....

Only it's taking the lead from music that has already been done. The one And maybe only difference

AI only really matters if you record it yourself , it's not replacing humans , it's only an extension of humans . it's still a machine . it's a cool song Dom , get in the studio , you'd love it .

Hey Dom,
I have no idea what you’re talking about. Of course AI understands language — prompts are words. You use prompts to control AI’s output. For example, in Suno you can type general prompts like the genre in the “Styles” section. Other AI song generators have similar fields.
You can also embed prompts in brackets within your lyrics for additional control — for instance, if you want a line to be spoken instead of sung.
Suno partly interprets the lyrics of a song, but not in a fully human way. It uses natural language processing (NLP) to understand structure (verses, chorus, bridge), emotional tone, and keywords that might suggest mood, tempo, or instrumentation.
It doesn’t comprehend metaphor, irony, or deep emotional context like a human would. Instead, it statistically associates your words with patterns from its training data (for example, “love” → soft, emotional tone; “fire” → intensity, faster tempo).
Suno also tries to match syllable count and rhythm to the musical structure it generates, though results can vary — sometimes it’s impressively coherent, other times a bit off-beat or mismatched. Lyrics can even influence genre and mood; for instance, words about heartbreak might yield a slower, more melancholic arrangement, even if you don’t specify a style.

its just a machine , you need great prompts from AI , its all code to them . they're not human , its wires and circuits , with empathy for humans , cuz it programmed to do so .

https://suno.com/song/3c7fe1eb-28fb-470a-bff0-28b3c1a4a647


Here’s a 30-second modern rock chord progression — tight, emotional, and easy to build energy around:
Key: D Minor
Tempo: ~100–110 BPM
Feel: moody intro → anthemic lift → quick resolve (perfect 30 s song loop or clip)
🔥 Progression
[Intro / Verse] (0:00–0:12)
Dm – Bb – F – C
(4 bars × 2)
brooding minor vibe, palm-muted guitars or light overdrive.
[Chorus] (0:12–0:24)
F – C – Gm – Bb
(2 bars each)
open chords, driving drums, bass doubles root.
[Outro / Tag] (0:24–0:30)
Dm – Bb – C – A
hit that A major for a bright tension resolve.
🎸 Tips
Add a single-note riff off the Dm pentatonic between sections.
Over the chorus, a sustain-pedal lead (C → Bb → A) sounds huge.
Works great in Drop D for extra weight (D-A-D-G-B-E).
Want me to turn this into a Suno-ready prompt or a lyric + chord sketch next?

Yeah it understands words, as part of it's learning process. It learns to ready orinots in bracket's, learns structure and genre and style and feel.

I just find it remarkable that it can turn a description of music, into music.

Ie... Give me a song that sounds like a spinng wheel...

Expect a circular feel, repeative, etc.

In creating based on your words, not by how it's programmed.

It's interesting to me anyway. And can make a difference in your results knowing this

I couldn't help but rock out to this tune, Elvis.

Now I need to hear the lyric that goes with this, please!!


Peace,

Dave