[ThePan]

This is my side project;
THE TOKU PAN-TUNE

A total of 91 (est.3GB) of royalty-free tracks for your social media content, inspired by the iconic vibe of Showa & Heisei era Tokusatsu shows.

You can hear some samples HERE.

Buy it on Lynk or on Etsy


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[DH21965]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThePan

This is my side project;
THE TOKU PAN-TUNE

A total of 91 (est.3GB) of royalty-free tracks for your social media content, inspired by the iconic vibe of Showa & Heisei era Tokusatsu shows.

You can hear some samples HERE.

THIS MONTH ONLY;
$9, own it forever!

TRANSACTION MECHANISM:

• Payment by PayPal only.
• Buyer must provide an e-mail address to be granted access.

HMU!

Is this AI-related in any way? If so, want nothing to do with soulless talentless tripe. If it?s all you, by all means I will check it out!

[ThePan]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DH21965

Is this AI-related in any way? If so, want nothing to do with soulless talentless tripe. If it?s all you, by all means I will check it out!

Hi, sorry it took long to reply as I was dealing with the passing of my grandma.

To answer your question, yes (as stated in the cover album), but largely not entirely.

I avoid producing prompt-only tracks, as they never produce the chords and vibe I want in a track, and I found that there are "similarities" in chords across different genres. It can sound way too "busy".
I also avoid using existing songs as a reference point and use my own chords instead, so that the chord sounds as original as possible while still maintaining the vibe of the track.

What I did has a couple of steps;

• I sang the base of the chords that I wanted by recording a hum of it, and after that, I used the tool to cover my voice with the instruments that I wanted.
• I then extracted some of the stems to remove and/or modify the instruments, and then compiled/rearranged all the stems in Premiere Pro.

Hope that gives you clarity.

Cheers!

[DH21965]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThePan

Hi, sorry it took long to reply as I was dealing with the passing of my grandma.

To answer your question, yes (as stated in the cover album), but largely not entirely.

I avoid producing prompt-only tracks, as they never produce the chords and vibe I want in a track, and I found that there are "similarities" in chords across different genres. It can sound way too "busy".
I also avoid using existing songs as a reference point and use my own chords instead, so that the chord sounds as original as possible while still maintaining the vibe of the track.

What I did has a couple of steps;

• I sang the base of the chords that I wanted by recording a hum of it, and after that, I used the tool to cover my voice with the instruments that I wanted.
• I then extracted some of the stems to remove and/or modify the instruments, and then compiled/rearranged all the stems in Premiere Pro.

Hope that gives you clarity.

Cheers!

Sorry, as a working Artist, I find any AI-generated content is NOT true Art/Music, it?s just lazy and incredibly uncreative to me personally, so no thanks, not at all interested and thank you for being honest about it.

[ThePan]

UPDATE:
Whole tracks can be purchased HERE.
(first post also updated)

[ThePan]

UP to announce a 50% discount until July 31st 2025 on Etsy!

[DH21965]

Dude, NO ONE wants AI-SLOP on their computer, and especially not one you have to pay for, this is FAKE AI-Generated stolen content. Everyone KNOWS how Suno-ChatGP/all the others scrape/steal on the internet from REAL artists work in order to sound *similar* (but GENERIC) to REAL MUSIC.
I detest this talentless lame fake synthetic trash with a passion normally reserved for child murderers. Because I am a REAL WORKING ARTIST WITH AN ACTUAL PAYING TALENT that has been honed from years of experience instead of typing in a prompt and PRETENDING to be an Artist. LEARN HOW TO BE A MUSICIAN instead of an AI-Typist

[DH21965]

100% NO LOVE nor respect for AI-Generated SLOP no matter who it is