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Great advice, just joined the community! 😊

Awesome to hear you react to the music as someone who has loved the music from these games for a long time. You should react to the sequel!

Ok but can you list some sync libraries?

Awesome video! Would love to see more reactions and breakdowns of other classic game osts!

DKC is also pretty well known for fantastic music. 1, 2, and Tropical Freeze in specific. (Songs like Jungle Hijinx, Aquatic Ambience, Forest Interlude, Grassland Grove, Scorch N' Torch, Punch Bowl, Homecoming Hijinx, Seashore War, etc...) Also, the "pan flute" is an actual instrument called an Ocarina, which is what the game happens to be named after. Though, for the best music Zelda has to offer, that's usually considered to be Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Spirit Tracks, and Skyward Sword.

Great video man. Such joy to see your reaction to these beautiful tracks for the first time. Have you ever tried to listen to the SNES soundtrack to Chrono trigger or the original donkey kong country? Theyre considered two of the best video game soundtracks of all time, really capturing the most ffom really limited hardware.

Awesome selection of songs! Your friend did a stellar job I love this reaction

My favorite game and soundtrack!

Great 24:43

This is the kind of business man i would like to be and the kind of MUSICIAN i would NEVER wanT to be.

Ayo! Cras grad here too!!

The "pan flute" is in fact an ocarina (which is a real type of flute), which in game you use to play songs that do various things, from summoning your horse to traveling through time (hence "Ocarina of Time")

Can you just make instrumental music?

You have to learn the prompts and extend feature. Go to my page and check out my 2 albums I've written and produced with AI as a sorta cowriter.

As someone else mentioned.. You are using the extend feature wrong. You are extending from the point where the song already ended which will usually lead to these issues or a new song in the same style. You want to change the time for extension to just before the part you want to replace, like in this case probably just before the chorus. If you want more human sounding vocals as well as instruments then Udio is now the king and audio quality is nearly always far above suno. There is one issue with it and that is that it can only generate up to 2:11 at a time and there are often flaws here and there that you have to fix, so you have to spend hours of time cutting away bad parts and extending over and over again or use inpaint until you have a full song you are happy with. I would love to see you give it a shot as even with the flaws you can hear how much more natural sounding it is.

Im a huge Legend of Zelda fan and even I didn't notice that the flute on the title theme was the same motif as the flute item in the first game!! Such a good catch! 😊

Super duper valuable lesson, Michael!!! Great stuff once again! 😎

So odd, I typed these exact words doubting i would get a match and sure enough I did. Really hard trying to navigate this space, being persistent while at the same time not trying to be creepy haha.

What happened was that you were trying to extend from where the song has already ended. So it doesn't quite know where to put your new lines.

Great stuff, would love to see your reaction to some more Nintendo games

Been playing with it yesterday, It's actually fun. Just the vocals. Like you say, they all have this same kind of ring that's pretty distinct and recognizable it's AI. I've put in some pretty terrible lyrics on purpose to get a good laugh, but it actually made it sound great! You actually have more control over it than it seems by using cues in the lirycs. For example: [SCREAM] howl, or [instrumental buildup], got one where [scratch] actually made a scratching sound. This one made a great echoing effect "keep on the light (keep on the light (the light (light)))"

I counted it. About 30 seconds of Linkin Park band members showed in the video. That’s it. I think the argument about them being too much in it is inane. Liked the video!

I loved Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 as a kid. The soundtrack blows me away to this day and this was such a fun reaction to watch! Have you ever listened to Xenoblade Chronicles Music? It has some of the best music in Nintendo (or gaming) history.

Great video, thank you for sharing.

Great interview and great information shared. I'm just starting my sync licensing journey so thank you for sharing.

The hardest part isn't writing, its finding the resources and understanding how to approach them in a way that gets you noticed, without blacklisting you for being to aggressive

I absolutely love Super Mario Galaxy, and I gotta say... whoever gave you this list of music didn't do the game justice. There are so many good songs in this game and most were missing from this video...

I just love AI so much

It's evident that AI can replace songwriters. There's some flaws in the "production", such as the phasey vocals that have that high frequency artifact, but that is easily remedied. Any half decent musician can take any of the songs that the AI spit out and re-record them, either note for note or making some small (or large) adjustments of the lyrics, arrangement, instrumentation. It's extremely easy. Most non-musicians wouldn't even require ANY changes to the songs that were made. I've already seen people reacting to much worse AI music than the ones made in this video and those people can't distinguish the difference in the slightest. The audio artifacts that us musicians can hear won't even matter to 95% of the listening audience. In fact it can even become normalized and become the gold standard of "good sound". As a long time songwriter and musician I am very nervous about where this AI stuff is taking us. When anyone can create their own music regardless of any skill, then the people who have worked their whole lives to develop their craft will be much less valued. Musician's value has greatly diminished over the last 2 decades and it will probably diminish much more until it's almost zero.

Added descriptive metadata in MP3 was very informative

I have 10 years of experience playing with logic on my mac as a hobby. I can really see myself using this as inspiration so that i can "cheat". Like melodies and different ideas. I have tried my free 50 credits and this is exactly what i as a produce-for-fun guy need. The 3 minutes Suno spits out is pretty much just fun, but I was suprised that at least 10-20 seconds of it were actually really good ideas

Great session. Always dig the backstory and how folks got their start. Awesome! Thanks.

Thank you always🩷🎶

This was a really cool vid, thanks for sharing Jodi 🤘

Wow very interesting! Thanks Jody!

The keyboard part sounds like a stock melody to me. It seems like the program is pulling from existing songs. It does not sound innovative to me. The lyrics are hit and miss.

I’m glad I’m on the way out, musically speaking-Gen X in my 50s-and not a 20-something, aspiring songwriter because AI will be the end of us. I see a future in which the labels create music via AI and hire musicians to play that music live. That’s what’s coming.

I agree that it's an interesting tool especially for non musicians to create a song. My fear as a writer is that music supervisors will be able to type in a few keywords and get all their cues royalty free thus replacing the need for sync writers.

AI is evolving exponentially...unlike us. It will be useful to many but I wont be running to it. Writings songs is one thing I enjoy in this mad world.

“Pirate”…they made it sound like you illegally pirated it alright. 😊😂

Yep. It’s only getting better. 😳🥺

l that was fun! Do you see any of that product serviceable for sync?

amazing underrated video dude