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@@celineaguirre6531 very glad you do. Though the Minotaurs likely won't, being Iron Warr-[CLASSIFIED BY THE IMPERIAL INQUISITION]

@@Noctilus19 indeed, this is just the start. The 'United At Last' song is set in the immediate aftermath of the Wars of Unification, and I have plans for content bsyond that. Edit: There’s a link in the description to the full Chronography of my universe if you can’t wait for me to actaully do the videoes at my plodding pace.

Thank you! I figured that I’ve made all these variants so might as well share them. I rather like the first one too, had it stuck in my head for a solid week or more.

@@Noctilus19 very much so, in particular I want to redo Krieg as I wasn't happy with the result. Ultramarines, Imperium, and Necron Awakening are also a few things I have had on mind for a bit, and likely others. Won't be till next month though as the workload is very heavy for Jan.

@@Vasilefs_Terranorum (krieg accent)ve vill vait zen ;)

Glad to know, after all it was the Cain novels that inspired this. I still think it’s one of the best depictions of the Guard.

@@Vasilefs_Terranorum and the inmense power that comes with common sense in Wh40k xd

Cadia stands indeed. I agree, it's one of the more poignant and evocative aspects of 40k, one of those things that once you get into the setting, makes sure you can't leave. Abaddon's face would've been something to see alright. In this universe, the Ruinous Powers had to muster all their champions and Daemon Primarchs to save Abaddon and face the Great Armada as it converged on the Eye of Terror. However, for once Abaddon would in the Second Battle of Cadi-[CLASSIFIED BY THE IMPERIAL INQUISITION]. Really, one might even s-[CLASSIFIED BY THE IMPERIAL INQUISITION]. In conclusion, this is definitely my flagship storyline which I intend to do more things about later. If you were interested by the song description, I'd recommend the linked Chronographia.

tbh, I hadn’t planned to have it change between a female lead and mixed choir, I suspect that if I had wanted to, Suno would never have done it. I was instead trying to get a female choir, but this ended up far better I think. Here’s the styles I used: [Orchestral, cinematic, apocalyptic, female choir, dark, slow tempo, heavy brass, triumphant, atmospheric, dramatic] Though, I will note that Suno is very non-deterministic, and I also additionally use instructions in the lyrics section to guide the song at each stanza, for eg: [voices split into layers, ominous brass, strings swell].

@@Vasilefs_Terranorum YOU CAN PUT INSTRUCTIONS?! THATS AWESOME! With the [] it works as instructions right?

@@corrosgamingyt9673 yes, in theory. Though, as always, Suno takes instructions more as guidelines and suggestions than commands. Still, I have noticed better results with them than without as I think it nudges the AI in the general right direction.

Technically its a good 14,000 years prior to the Age of Gold in my chronology, but it can indeed also work for that era.

Amazing song regardless. I actually like it better after awhile, because you get to fill the blank at the end of the song. Great job, and keep up the good work!

@superyao117 very glad you enjoyed it despite the hiccup. Hadn't anticipated the break off being beneficial in some way but I'll take it.

I made a mistake in editing and didn’t realise it until hours after it uploaded, I think I underestimated how jarring it could be given that I have heard this song a hundred times and basically autocomplete in my head. In retrospect, I should’ve just taken it down and reuploaded properly. In any case, I am glad you liked it regardless. If you want the full song with my editing amateurism, here’s a link: suno.com/song/94c6f5cf-7474-4fd0-a2f1-2219061c912a

Indeed, though the outcome of the Second Battle of Cadia is incr-[CLASSIFIED BY THE INQUISITION]-n conclusion, very much worth reading. Glad you commented btw, I wasn’t sure if people read descriptions haha.

Yeah, a mistake in the editing. Didn't catch it until a few hours after the video had already been uploaded and couldn't do anything then. Only missed a few seconds however, hope it didn't affect the enjoyment of the song too much.

@@Vasilefs_Terranorum Don't worry, it didn't.

@@toradrow777 nice. Fits Lord Commander Bohyr tbh, in my universe he is certainly grandiose enough to say something like that. Though he'd make it more grandiose with 'Eternal Terra' as his Old Terrans call it.

@toradrow777 thank you! Though, funnily enough, I was trying to avoid a star destroyer as the AI always defaults to it when trying to make a starship. It still looks like star destroyers but I think I managed to force enough gothic excess onto it to be plausible for the Imperium.

Indeed, I never would've thought to express my ideas in a song format if my interest wasn't sparked by a preexisting interest in new tech. Though I've recieved nothing but positive reactions so far despite the supposed ubiquity of anti-AI sentiment, which I think is possibly smaller than some think.

Ha, funnily enough, I actually had to fight with Suno to not get male vocals given that this is a martial song. I do think its worth exploring though, yet Suno is not very collaborative when it comes to consistency and my workload is heavy atm, but I’ll give it a shot when I can. In the meantime, you might want to look at ‘March of Unification’, it’s on the same theme but with male vocals. ruclips.net/video/Xybo5UDDcKk/видео.html

Thank you! I think this is my proudest work yet, turned out exactly how I wanted. Glad you enjoyed it.

@@jerma-ck6ch oh I really like this idea, there's a lot that can be done for both thr Covenant and the National Front. I'll definitely look into it once my workload lightens. Thanks for the idea.

@@kingoftheearth2149 thank you! You'll have my support when the Great Crusade begins, assuming you are indeed tge King of All the Ages and not a heretic pretender.

@Vasilefs_Terranorum I'm not Jesus I am Earth, Jesus is the High King and Crown Prince. I am King.

Indeed that is true. That is what the song refers to with ‘fascist flags, forever disgraced’ and ‘zealot gods, forgotten, erased’. This unification did not come without resistance from traitors, but only after the Wars of Unification. You might want to see the link in the description if you are interested in the specifics.

Good to know, wouldn’t want to suddenly hear BLAM and be sent to meet the Emperor.

I'm glad you enjoyed it.

They've gotten so good so quickly. These days most of my personal playlist is AI songs.

@@wizfoz yeah, I made mistakes in editing. Only a few seconds were lost. By the time I realised it the song had already been up for a while. Between the awkwardness of reuploading and leaving it be, I chose the later.

Indeed we shall, for unity is our destiny and our birthright.

@@Vasilefs_Terranorum Во истину!

And yet, that is a lie. He had the truth. The ‘gods’ of the Warp are little more than emergent phenomenon that can appear sentient but lack the substance of it. The Necrons, who have far more knowledge about the cosmos than either ‘Chaos’ or the Emperor, largely view the Warp the same way the Imperial Truth did, reinforcing the Emperor’s position. Therefore, what Lorgar really sought was to shatter the Truth, and in doing so he bled the Human race to the marrow.

Wow. I am truly humbled that you took the time to read through the whole thing and enjoyed it. So first of all, thank you, and I am very glad you enjoyed it. And yeah, you identified my inspirations well, the earliest sections are near future and based in the modern world, the early exploration parts were inspired in part by the Expanse, and the Age of Conquest largely by Stellaris. I hope the transition to 40k was smooth as I tried to embed it in some form from early, the Precursor, Aeldari, Orks, etc. I also very heavily modified the 40k setting I think. Now wrt to your questions: 1) I am in fact working on a novel in universe set during the Battle for Eternity, which is why that single year has that much detail, Bohyr’s speech is cribbed straight form the book. Though, I will say, I did not realise when I started how much effort a novel is, starting to sympathise a lot with GRRM. 2) That is an interesting question, and one I had not considered. But it definitely makes sense for them to try, its not like they had any other pressing issues to deal with. I think it would be easier from a storytelling perspectivr to keep them in one galaxy, but exploring extragalactic clusters, ala Stellaris, is definitely something that would be suitable. 3) No, the opposite really. The M43 - M95 period sees the Imperium start off with the position of power it is in after the Cleansing (even accounting for the losses at the Third Battle of Terra) and is slowing but surely grinded down by the near infinite Great Devourer, which is indeed an extragalactic threat that has consumed multiple galaxies. Though, not all other galaxies as some theories in canon 40k suggest, that’s absurd. However, they also aren’t actually carrying around all the biomass from all the galaxies they have devoured, they lose a lot of it in transit between galaxies, relying on what they have gained to sustain them until the next feast. I like to imagine in this period Humanity becoming increasingly desperate, detonating stars en mass near the end, while the Silent King just sits there for 46,000 years repeating ‘hold the line, its almost time.’ 4) No risky expansion in this period I think, the situation was too desperate and the war effort took everything. I also didn’t want to overdo it by trying to one up the First War in Heaven, which was (I believe) confined to the Milky Way, so the Second War in Heaven is also primarily fought in this galaxy. However, I think that bringing back the extragalactic clusters here might be a good idea, perhaps that’s where Starnet was, or Old Federation bastions, long dead, but restored by Nova Terra prior to its final fall. 5) The technological developments is hard to say, because we don’t know the scale of Necron technology or if it is even possible to go beyond it. However, long aeons of cooperation would mean that Humanity was largely at parity with the Necrons atleast halfway through, if not shorter. Beyond that, or even into the Aeternites, I’m afraid I can’t even imagine. Once, more I would like to say that I am very glad that you enjoyed this work, I intend to continue working on it which includes iterating on the Chronography (I intend expanded details to the Wars of Unification, the Age of Conquest, culture and aesthetics at the zenith of power, and the Second War in Heaven, also quite likely properly fill out the Third Battle of Terra), hopefully get the novel done at some point next year, and also maybe see if viewers here are interested in narrative style content that goes through the Chronography in a similar style as the Templin Institute’s Greater Terran Union series.

Minotaurs naturally. Didn't Perturabo defeat Daemon Primarch Angron back in the day? Besides, siege experts > rabid curs.

Dang right you are mate hahaha​@@Vasilefs_Terranorum

Unity at all costs? If so, my support to that faction, help it if you can.

"No gods, no kings. Only Mankind, and his allies." - This is literally one of the unshakable postulates that I have prescribed for this faction. Yes, there is no price that is too great to banish ignorance, superstitions that put barriers between unity.

@@Nekros90 now that’s a faction to side with. Hope your game goes well (and party supports the right faction).

@@Nekros90 "Allies", I sure do hope you mean useful idiots.

Thank you, I'm quite happy with it myself. I use these styles for this one: [symphonic, apocalyptic, defiant, female choir, triumphant, dramatic, climactic crescendo, dark, resonant, heavy orchestral strings and brass] Though, I'd note that Suno is very random and heavily influenced by lyrics. I also include small lines in the lyrics to try and guide it, eg [tempo builds; strings crescendo, choir swells softly], though I don't know much effect this has.

It is, I don't really know how I'd upload it anywhere else, if other places even accept AI songs.

@@dawngards I suppose here it would be akin to a nation melting into the Human Race. Still, in a way the spirit of the quote is applicable. Glad you liked the song. This one took quite few iterations.

@@toddjay5635 onwards to unity comrade!

@@Southern_Crusader no no, battle brother, this is but a machine spirit fulfilling it's sacred function by the magos's, that is my, command.

Ha, I'm glad you think so, thanks.

Thanks a lot! In His name.

I couldn’t agree more, truly. I doubt I’d live to see it either, but I hope it happens before the dream of unification dies for good, suffocated by the relentless tribalism and dogma that shackles our kind.

For anyone wondering: Translated: we came from the earth together, we shall return to the earth together

Ah yeah. I was trying for ages to try and get it to sound like a choir and this was the closest I got, which does sound like a distortion at points. Glad you enjoyed it though.

Must happen indeed, if we want our kind to have a future worthy of the term.

Indeed. I don’t think I will live to see it. But I hope it happens before we damn ourselves to eternal strife.