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Imagine a future, if you will, in which us songwriters don\u2019t have to sit around in our drafty garrets, plumbing the depths of our pain and misery for the public\u2019s entertainment and enjoyment. A future where creative inspiration is at our very fingertips, right past our keyboards on our laptop screens, where we creatives can sit back and let robots do all the heavy emotional lifting for us.

It went on. There were two verses, a chorus, a bridge and an outro. I\u2019m not sure how it decided this was Decemberist-y, but I get it. It\u2019s like what someone might think a Decemberists song sounded like if they\u2019d skimmed a few reviews, observed some fairly skin-deep Twitter hot takes. It\u2019s got sailors and lighthouses and battles at sea. I get it. Fine.

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So that\u2019s kind of wild. Not only can this AI write out a convincing-looking song lyric, but it can put together chords that, at least at first glance, kind of work. I mean, the verse progression\u2019s got the classic pattern: the root chord, the 4 and the 5. It\u2019s got the minor fall and the major lift. It pleases the Lord.

Chorus:

G - Am - F - C

Of sailors brave, and adventures untold

G - Am - F - C

Of a life on the waves, and a heart grown old

G - Am - F - C

Of a world of discovery, waiting to be sought

G - Am - F - C

In a song that will live, when he is not

Bridge:

Am - F - C - G

And I know that this man's song will stay

Am - F - C - G

As a lighthouse's beam, to guide me on my way

Am - F - C - G

For in his voice, I heard a longing heart

Am - F - C - G

And a tale that will start, a brand new part

Outro:

C - G - Am - F

So let us sing, of this man's sweet sound

C - G - F - C

And let our hearts and our feet hit the ground

C - G - Am - F

For in this place, we're free from all our fears

C - G - F - C

And his song takes us, to our wildest dreams.

It was a bit of a headscratcher. It wasn\u2019t able to format it in such a way that it was clear when the chords changed, so I had to guess. The verses were particularly baffling, with four of the eight chord changes happening on the first line, the second four happening over the next three lines. I thought it was maybe a mistake; I asked it to write them out a few more times, but each time they came back the same. That was how the song went, goddamn it.

For the record, this is a remarkably mediocre song. I wouldn\u2019t say it\u2019s a terrible song, though it really flirts with terribleness. No, it\u2019s got some basics down: it (mostly) rhymes in all the right places (though that last couplet is a real doozy), it uses a chord progression (I-V-vi-IV) that is enshrined in more hits from the western pop canon than I care to count. But I think you\u2019d agree that there\u2019s something lacking, beyond the little obvious glitches \u2014 the missed or repeated rhymes, the grammatical mistakes, the overall banality of the content. Getting the song down, I had to fight every impulse to better the song, to make it resolve where it doesn\u2019t otherwise, to massage out the weirdnesses. I wanted to stay as true to its creator\u2019s vision as possible, and at the end, there\u2019s just something missing. I want to say that ChatGPT lacks intuition. That\u2019s one thing an AI can\u2019t have, intuition. It has data, it has information, but it has no intuition. One thing I learned from this exercise: so much of songwriting, of writing writing, of creating, comes down to the creator\u2019s intuition, the subtle changes that aren\u2019t written as a rule anywhere \u2014 you just know it to be right, to be true. That\u2019s one thing an AI can\u2019t glean from the internet.

The nicest thing about last night's Synagogue event was hearing audience members' getting to directly tell Jeff (and the room) their personal tales of connection to songs -- which sort of answered Jeff's quite-recent musing on this blog about how he never really knows what people make of a song.

I wonder if there's a way to turn it into an active website or podcast somehow where people from around the world can tout one song -- not even a "favorite" per se but just an anecdote of what a song means to them.

I\u2019ve loved every book idea that Jeff has come up with, as well as the process of working together. It\u2019s a thrill and a privilege every time! And I can tell you, personally, that nothing beats a few Topo Chicos at the Loft and hanging out with Jeff and the amazing Wilco family, helping Jeff create these amazing books. But I\u2019ll also admit that there\u2019s something about THIS book that hit me in a special way. I remember reading one particular chapter\u2014the one about Michelle Shocked\u2019s song \u201CAnchorage\u201D\u2014and literally crying after I read it, because it brought back so many memories of who I was when I first heard the song, who I am now, and all the time that\u2019s passed between the two ... I\u2019m almost crying again as I type this today! But it was a truly enlightening and emotional experience, as is the entire book, and I\u2019m so incredibly excited to be part of the team that\u2019s sharing this remarkable book with you today.

1992 / November 8: Uncle Tupelo plays a 24-song set at Lounge Ax in Chicago that includes \u201CI Wanna Destroy You\u201D by The Soft Boys and \u201CMotion Pictures\u201D by Neil Young.

1998 / November 12: Jeff plays a solo show at Lounge Ax. \u201CBob Dylan\u2019s 49th Beard\u201D is debuted live during the 28-song set, which also includes \u201CFroggie Went A-Courtin\u2019.\u201D

Males have a large repertoire of songs made up of whistles, cackles, mews, catcalls, caw notes, chuckles, rattles, squawks, gurgles, and pops, which they repeat and string together with great variety. Songs of Western birds may be higher in pitch and more rapid than those of eastern birds. They sing in morning and evening (and even at night during the height of the breeding season), either concealed in thickets or exposed on prominent perches within their breeding territories.

"Le Chat" is a 1992 song recorded by French act Pow woW. Written by the band's four members (Ahmed Mouici, Pascal Periz, Bertrand Pierre and Alain Chennevire), this a cappella song was the first single from its debut album Regagner les plaines, and was released in May 1992 with two different single covers for the formats: the first is a photo of the band on a red and black background, and the second is a drawing which shows a cat's tail. "Le Chat" had a great success in France where it was a number-one hit for seven weeks, becoming a popular song throughout the years, and was awarded 'Song of the year' in the 1993 Victoires de la Musique.

Elia Habib, an expert of French charts, said that the song has "irresistible rhythms, notes, onomatopoeic sounds and vocals remarkably built on shrewdly exquisite contrasts and nuances"; he also stated: "The text, lively and original, is a sort of declaration of love vacillating between moving mewings and seductive purrs, before finishing in a hunter scratch".[1]

In France, the song was covered in 2004 by Star Academy 4 on the album Les Meilleurs Moments; this cover features as seventh track on the album and is also available in instrumental version.[2]

im going to send a video of a moderator attempting to police my song list at full force, they click the little trash can and it reappears in the same spot of the Que robotically no matter how many times you try and stop it. i thought my discord was the root of the issue so i disconnected it with my twitch and also made a new discord entirley. that didnt change anything. regardless of the youtube t.o.s it still takes anywhere from an hour or DAYS to remove those videos. they put them in music catagories and have like bots to bypass the filter limits.

So anyone who is requesting these songs is at the very least talking in twitch chat prior, and also nightbot says who requested the song in the playlist queue. Looking at your queue i can see that were_all_pinecoon has requested such a song.

It's highly recommended to change the response of the !SongRequest chat command to explain why Moobot did not accept the request. That way the viewer knows if they need to follow or sub to keep requesting songs.

You can change this in the Request failed due to max requests from the user in this session response of the !SongRequest chat command.

By activating the Only accept requests while the song player is active (playing) checkbox in the filtering menu, Moobot will only accept requests while you have the song-player widget active and playing.

You can also blacklist viewers through the song-player widget. Once the player has loaded up the request, hover over the request in the widget's playlist, and then click the Blacklist button inside the menu that pops up.

To activate the curated blacklist, go the blacklist menu for songs or/and YouTube channels, activate the Enable the global blacklist checkbox, and then click the Save button at the bottom of the menu.

So I'm seeing songs being linked frequently for Octavia. but when I try to do the same by typing brackets with the same name I just saw, I keep getting "x is not a linkable item". can someone please share the exact command to blue-link a song?

Now we will add our text to OBS.

Go back to the Start tab and click Add OBS

Put Type Source Text Set, Source Your text source, leave Source Type blank.

In Text we add our variables we learned from the Chat Bot part. In this example we keep it simple and put {{spotify_now_playing_song}} by {{spotify_now_playing_artist}} e24fc04721