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chatgpt requires some more complex prompt engineering i think it would be better to, instead of asking for creating an entire line based on a famous symphony, to start from a simple motif, and ask him for a couple of motivic development and transformations, its similar to what we would do by hands, but without all the trial and error part, speeding up the process, specially in things like time signatures, syncopation and creating polymeters between treble and bass

Hi there, nice channel. We would love to get in contact regarding a project we are working on.

Your music,can i choreography to it pls ??

music comes from feeling, maybe you can give feeling to chatgpt.

Thanks for the vids! I'm a total game-making noob and your tutorials have helped me get further in my project than any other that I've seen so far (I've seen several at this point). Very helpful!

Lynn would you DJ at my wedding if I asked you to

what is the software you're using to compose?

PLAN THESE STREAMS SO I CAN BE THERE!!!! >:((

You'd be a good voice cloned narrator with just a little bit of training/practice :)

Hey, amazing video, i have a question - how did you learn, like, all of this? Im trying to learn how to compose and create music myself, can do pretty okay songs, but the more advanced stuff associated with music theory,not just the basiscs seems like a vomplete abstraction to me. Were you recreating songs? Analyzing them? What was your learning curve? Would really appreciate a response Thanks in advance and have an awesome day

It may have done better if you had assigned a role at the beginning of the prompt. For example, "you are a highly trained music composer" or even, "you are the famous composer Ludwig van Beethoven".

I also compose music and I also write games and apps in Unity. Good to hear from you bro!

Hello, RUclipsr, can you share the configuration of your computer? My computer has never been as smooth to use.

Great sharing

Thanks you. Nice demonstration of how to use base, and work keeping it in technologic result.

Have you tried copilot?

why is this so underrated? I loved your teaching style, I will definitely enjoy an in depth tutorial!!

we can keep our jobs

absolutely incredible work. not even gonna mention the 30min ... would have been impressed if it was 6h

Very inspiring. thank you for this!!

This is the worst way to make music to me, it feels like writing code. dont they have a piano roll like daws do?

You just saved 13 hours of my life thank you

OK you've covered some good things here but (1) You're speaking to fast / not clearly in places which makes it difficult when you are (2) also inconsistently captioning what you are showing. It's also the basics of shortcuts really, I wouldn't say this is by any means the ultimate guide. Thumbs up anyways.

Nice to the point video! Just a suggestion, it would probably make more sense to use Area2Ds and their body_entered signal. Also, you should queue_free() to be safe. To keep track of the collected coins you could have an autoload script, that emits a signal when the amount is changed. The label could be connected to that signal and change the text accordingly. The player could access the autoload to increase the coin amount.

how do you this very dark background and white notes is it an option or something cuz idk rl

Thanks

Can you do continue this series, pliss

I can tell Andres has never watched a horror movie. I can't tell what's funnier: The fact that his idea actually worked, or that the only reason he died was because he forgot to shut the door behind him

how did you get musecore to look so good?

Currently trying to figure out why I would use something other than chatgpt, I have a paid version and I have good prompting skills. Its way faster imo. Maybe the sweet spot is getting chatgpt for an outline and then moving forward with copilot and then final revision with gpt

nice tutorial i say u should make more Musescore 4 tutorials because there are not may Musescore 4 tutorials out there really but i love your talent and this was super helpful thx u i was struggling with this a lot but thx u so much u should make another one about Musescore 4 but more in detail about how the program works and what setting if any and notes to use when making ether a happy tune or a dark scary tune depending and teach how different settings work and how different instruments sound and which to use when making ether a happy tune or a dark scary tune depending (again) and how to make a slow beat or a high beat or both and how to do cool effects in your music but thx u so much for the tutorial it means a lot. (love ur content btw nice vids keep chasing ur dreams to be what u want to be)

How did you make your score black and white like that? It looks so clean

i mean... pretty short, but to the point. I subbed, because I'd like to see future episodes. thanks!

Writing music does not require intelligence. You just need talent

Thanks bro for give this important informations.😊

How’d you enable dark mode?

It could use some timpani and cymbals, they add so much depth But it's overall pretty cool

Can u make a tutorial on how to mix on musescore 4. On how u mixed your musescore 4 compositions?

Hey man just started my composition classes in college the choice is between muse, sebelius, Doric and finale I really like MuseScore I was wonder if I could pay you for mentorship, tutoring lessons ?

Lynnlo gaming

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Couldn’t get on the stream. Wish I could have, because the music you make is awesome!