@@yt-bk3wf I think it's really interesting that a lot of people seem to have this idea of not being allowed to enjoy anything related to AI for some reason. idk how familiar most of you are with music production but AI in music is a lot more complex than you'd think and there are a lot of ways of using these tools.. In my opinion thinking that music can only ever be either "AI-generated" OR "human-made" is lacking any sort of nuance and doesn't do the whole conversation about AI and "originality" as a whole any justice. I've been making music for little over 10 years now and for the last 7-8 years or so making beats has been my full-time job. I can think of tons of examples (e.g. stacking a bunch of splice loops) where the general public wouldn't even think twice about calling something "real" art and even praise the artist without ever questioning the origin of the music, simply because they know little to nothing about music production and the industry as a whole. It's only now that AI has become a thing when people all of a sudden started applying what feels like this arbitrary standard of what's original (and ethical) and what isn't. It seems like people demand that everything that involves any sort of use of generative AI tools needs to be labelled as AI generated music which feels very binary and naive and it completely disregards every possible way of using it that goes beyond the commonly known "push a button and get song" method. Here's a hypothetical: What if someone makes 16 bars from scratch featuring a whole bunch of elements like drums, bass, some chords, maybe some ear candy or whatever and instead of arranging the whole thing with the tracks you already have as you usually would, upload it to suno or udio and have them extend the track and maybe even get some additional instruments in there that would take forever to do authentically in midi (e.g. trumpets, guitar solos). Is the result of that AI music, is it human-made and original or is it somewhere in between? I don't know the answer to that and to be honest with you it doesn't matter to me personally. I just feel like it's a bit hypocritical to all of a sudden act like you can only enjoy music knowing 100% how it was made when most people don't even understand the first thing about the process of making music to begin with. Whatever you think the answer to that question is, I personally do put in a good amount of effort into every single track, whether that's editing, processing (both stylistically and sonically), re-arranging or even extending original ideas/loops. However the entire process does revolve around generative AI and it's features and I'm not equating the use of generative AI to the actual production of records/tracks from scratch (i.e. conventional music production/recording/composition). The amount of people that assume that that is what I'm saying when I say "yeah I use generative AI but the music doesn't quite come out like that because I also put in some work manually", in spite of me having given the context of having actual (professional) experience in the field, is wild to me. I'm well aware of the struggles of music production, on the creative as well as on the business side of things and some random person on youtube trying to lecture me and interpreting everything I say in the worst possible way while showing such an obvious bias is not contributing anything. With that being said, what I do here is take on more of an advanced curator role I would say and if you're uncomfortable with that or any AI use in general this channel is probably not for you and you're more than welcome to explore other options, there's plenty of good "real" artists out there and you don't have to waste your time here arguing and morally grandstanding about the ethics of AI in art. (last paragraph is edited; apparently a lot of people do read this and I wanted it to be a bit more concise)
@@homealoneagain.I empathize with a couple points. But I think it's pretty clear that there are other factors at play. The *way* you're releasing the music, the amount of it that mostly sounds the same, and the format / album art being very standardized, the fact that lofi as a genre is often a shell of its more vibrant influences... it all comes across as a streaming revenue scheme. You may have years of experience as a sound designer / arranger / etc. but your channel comes across as soulless. I get wanting have a "production line" method when you're trying to monetize your music, but when I hear these songs, and they all sound kind of generic and lifeless, and aren't taking any risks that a passionate human naturally would, you can't be mad when people are put off by the whole thing
The phrase "處小便無用" (Konotokoro Shoben Muyō) seen in this picture is commonly found in old documents and traditional Japanese buildings, meaning "Do not urinate here." The character "處" means "place" or "location," "小便" refers to "urination," and "無用" translates to "not allowed" or "prohibited." In essence, it indicates that "urinating here is not allowed," effectively serving as a prohibition. In ancient Japan, such phrases were often inscribed directly on walls or fences to promote proper behavior in public spaces like roads, temples, and shrines.
・The outline of the story depicted in this artwork: Sasaki Bunsan, renowned as a calligrapher, was known for his free-spirited personality and refined taste. His friend, Enomoto Kikaku, a witty haiku poet, shared a deep bond with him. One day, Bunsan, Kikaku, and a wealthy merchant were enjoying a banquet in the pleasure district. The host of the banquet house asked the famous calligrapher Bunsan to write an inscription on a folding screen. Drunk, Bunsan boldly wrote, "No urination here." The host appeared displeased by this, but Kikaku quickly added the words "amid the flowering hills," transforming the phrase into a haiku. The humor of the moment lightened the mood, bringing laughter to the gathering. ・Why did this become a haiku? At first glance, "No urination here" appears to be a simple notice. However, by adding "amid the flowering hills," the imagery shifts dramatically. The elegant phrase evokes a humorous scene of intoxicated guests relieving themselves during a flower-viewing event. This contrast creates the distinctive charm of haikai poetry. Haikai and senryu often derive meaning and aesthetic appeal by blending refined expressions with everyday humor. This episode vividly illustrates such cultural nuances. Key points for those unfamiliar with Japanese culture: ・The essence of haikai: Japanese haikai poetry does not merely celebrate nature or human activities in a refined way but skillfully incorporates everyday humor and absurdity. ・The art of wordplay: The combination of "No urination here" and "amid the flowering hills" layers contrasting images, enabling readers or listeners to vividly picture the scene. ・Lightening the atmosphere: By turning a mere warning into a haiku, the initial discomfort transforms into humor, enhancing the joyous mood of the banquet. This kind of improvisation showcases the wit and cultural sophistication of intellectuals in that era. ・This episode exemplifies the characteristics of Japan's haikai culture. During the Edo period, poetic forms like haikai and senryu played an important role in blending refinement and common humor, bringing joy to people and enlivening social gatherings.
Found this channel recently and have had this music on almost 24/7. This is the kind of lofi I've been looking for but struggled to find. Cool stuff man, love it.
@avocVOD sorry man didn't see that one, check the replies of the pinned comment! if you're interested in drum samples send me an email, I can send you some stuff :)
It's good music, but it's AI-generated, that's why it gets produced so quickly. It can take a bit of skill to get good results, but it's not near as time-consuming as producing it yourself.
@@Michael-mh2tw I have a hard time reckoning with this. It is good music. It's AI, but it's... good. This could be a holy grail of relaxing horn-driven, smooth jazz for me, but I don't know if I'm comfortable listening to more. What does home alone.'s music mean in the world of music and musicianship? How can we, as creatives, say that we respect craft when we don't go out of our way to support authentic art?
@@Michael-mh2tw srry for not beliving u few months ago, feeling stupid now, but overall my digusted of IA in music, i mean its cool but there is no soul in IA generated music, you can skip where ever u want, its the same song, just the key changes
just a suggestion, could you possibly make a *youtube* playlist with all of your previous playlists and the new upcoming playlists so that we can continuously listen to all of the tracks you've put together?
Serious question, seeing how these are put out in such a small time frame, are these AI generated beats? no hate if they are. These beats have been constantly in the background early in the morning, driving to and from work, etc. Love them, just curious cause if they are then damn...AI really is taking over.
@user-hn4dp3ke6g 2 days ago (edited) The phrase "處小便無用" (Sho Shoben Muyō) seen in this picture is commonly found in old documents and traditional Japanese buildings, meaning "Do not urinate here." The character "處" means "place" or "location," "小便" refers to "urination," and "無用" translates to "not allowed" or "prohibited." In essence, it indicates that "urinating here is not allowed," effectively serving as a prohibition. In ancient Japan, such phrases were often inscribed directly on walls or fences to promote proper behavior in public spaces like roads, temples, and shrines.
@@homealoneagain. Yeah, i just did a lil research about AI supporting in music creation. Thanks for your reply! Yo playlists sick! Keep up, wish u all the best :)
Can you make a playlist of neo soul guitar like this one? ruclips.net/video/polOG2kXTkQ/видео.html. Currently this is the only one I can find on youtube that sounds good, I wish there'd be more. Thanks
![I.N "HALLUCINATION" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/n5B5q1Hwt_U/mqdefault.jpg)
decided to do a little recap with some of the best tracks from the past month, will add all the links for streaming soon - much love 🌸
📀🎼🎼🎼
Happy Labor Day!
I found your music yesterday, platonic love. Ty!
@@yt-bk3wf I think it's really interesting that a lot of people seem to have this idea of not being allowed to enjoy anything related to AI for some reason. idk how familiar most of you are with music production but AI in music is a lot more complex than you'd think and there are a lot of ways of using these tools.. In my opinion thinking that music can only ever be either "AI-generated" OR "human-made" is lacking any sort of nuance and doesn't do the whole conversation about AI and "originality" as a whole any justice. I've been making music for little over 10 years now and for the last 7-8 years or so making beats has been my full-time job. I can think of tons of examples (e.g. stacking a bunch of splice loops) where the general public wouldn't even think twice about calling something "real" art and even praise the artist without ever questioning the origin of the music, simply because they know little to nothing about music production and the industry as a whole. It's only now that AI has become a thing when people all of a sudden started applying what feels like this arbitrary standard of what's original (and ethical) and what isn't. It seems like people demand that everything that involves any sort of use of generative AI tools needs to be labelled as AI generated music which feels very binary and naive and it completely disregards every possible way of using it that goes beyond the commonly known "push a button and get song" method.
Here's a hypothetical: What if someone makes 16 bars from scratch featuring a whole bunch of elements like drums, bass, some chords, maybe some ear candy or whatever and instead of arranging the whole thing with the tracks you already have as you usually would, upload it to suno or udio and have them extend the track and maybe even get some additional instruments in there that would take forever to do authentically in midi (e.g. trumpets, guitar solos). Is the result of that AI music, is it human-made and original or is it somewhere in between? I don't know the answer to that and to be honest with you it doesn't matter to me personally. I just feel like it's a bit hypocritical to all of a sudden act like you can only enjoy music knowing 100% how it was made when most people don't even understand the first thing about the process of making music to begin with.
Whatever you think the answer to that question is, I personally do put in a good amount of effort into every single track, whether that's editing, processing (both stylistically and sonically), re-arranging or even extending original ideas/loops. However the entire process does revolve around generative AI and it's features and I'm not equating the use of generative AI to the actual production of records/tracks from scratch (i.e. conventional music production/recording/composition). The amount of people that assume that that is what I'm saying when I say "yeah I use generative AI but the music doesn't quite come out like that because I also put in some work manually", in spite of me having given the context of having actual (professional) experience in the field, is wild to me. I'm well aware of the struggles of music production, on the creative as well as on the business side of things and some random person on youtube trying to lecture me and interpreting everything I say in the worst possible way while showing such an obvious bias is not contributing anything. With that being said, what I do here is take on more of an advanced curator role I would say and if you're uncomfortable with that or any AI use in general this channel is probably not for you and you're more than welcome to explore other options, there's plenty of good "real" artists out there and you don't have to waste your time here arguing and morally grandstanding about the ethics of AI in art.
(last paragraph is edited; apparently a lot of people do read this and I wanted it to be a bit more concise)
@@homealoneagain.I empathize with a couple points. But I think it's pretty clear that there are other factors at play. The *way* you're releasing the music, the amount of it that mostly sounds the same, and the format / album art being very standardized, the fact that lofi as a genre is often a shell of its more vibrant influences... it all comes across as a streaming revenue scheme. You may have years of experience as a sound designer / arranger / etc. but your channel comes across as soulless. I get wanting have a "production line" method when you're trying to monetize your music, but when I hear these songs, and they all sound kind of generic and lifeless, and aren't taking any risks that a passionate human naturally would, you can't be mad when people are put off by the whole thing
The phrase "處小便無用" (Konotokoro Shoben Muyō) seen in this picture is commonly found in old documents and traditional Japanese buildings, meaning "Do not urinate here."
The character "處" means "place" or "location," "小便" refers to "urination," and "無用" translates to "not allowed" or "prohibited."
In essence, it indicates that "urinating here is not allowed," effectively serving as a prohibition.
In ancient Japan, such phrases were often inscribed directly on walls or fences to promote proper behavior in public spaces like roads, temples, and shrines.
Thats why in love japanese People ❤
・The outline of the story depicted in this artwork:
Sasaki Bunsan, renowned as a calligrapher, was known for his free-spirited personality and refined taste. His friend, Enomoto Kikaku, a witty haiku poet, shared a deep bond with him.
One day, Bunsan, Kikaku, and a wealthy merchant were enjoying a banquet in the pleasure district. The host of the banquet house asked the famous calligrapher Bunsan to write an inscription on a folding screen. Drunk, Bunsan boldly wrote, "No urination here." The host appeared displeased by this, but Kikaku quickly added the words "amid the flowering hills," transforming the phrase into a haiku. The humor of the moment lightened the mood, bringing laughter to the gathering.
・Why did this become a haiku?
At first glance, "No urination here" appears to be a simple notice. However, by adding "amid the flowering hills," the imagery shifts dramatically. The elegant phrase evokes a humorous scene of intoxicated guests relieving themselves during a flower-viewing event. This contrast creates the distinctive charm of haikai poetry.
Haikai and senryu often derive meaning and aesthetic appeal by blending refined expressions with everyday humor. This episode vividly illustrates such cultural nuances.
Key points for those unfamiliar with Japanese culture:
・The essence of haikai: Japanese haikai poetry does not merely celebrate nature or human activities in a refined way but skillfully incorporates everyday humor and absurdity.
・The art of wordplay: The combination of "No urination here" and "amid the flowering hills" layers contrasting images, enabling readers or listeners to vividly picture the scene.
・Lightening the atmosphere: By turning a mere warning into a haiku, the initial discomfort transforms into humor, enhancing the joyous mood of the banquet. This kind of improvisation showcases the wit and cultural sophistication of intellectuals in that era.
・This episode exemplifies the characteristics of Japan's haikai culture. During the Edo period, poetic forms like haikai and senryu played an important role in blending refinement and common humor, bringing joy to people and enlivening social gatherings.
Honey in my ears, listening this songs alone in an airport at the moment, thank you so much
Passenger from the "What's My Age Again?" collection is my absolute favorite, it sounds and feels like cotton candy and a gentle warm breeze 🥰
the best place to *be* .
"Sola en Casa" y disfrutando de la 🎵 🎶 😊. Gracias/Obrigada!
Found this channel recently and have had this music on almost 24/7. This is the kind of lofi I've been looking for but struggled to find. Cool stuff man, love it.
Absolutely loving the smooth sounds here! Hope they carry you through a peaceful day.
Melancolía y nostalgia...
... sobre un pad. !!
🕹️🎧🎚️🎛️🎙️🎶
😎🥃🥃🇲🇽🇲🇽🍃
Please keep posting this amazing music . Never stop
Благодарю....Любви,Радости и Мира....
you have changed my work days for the better, thank you 🥲
damn you're so productive wtf, its crazy how your tracks are good and there's so many wow
@avocVOD sorry man didn't see that one, check the replies of the pinned comment! if you're interested in drum samples send me an email, I can send you some stuff :)
@@homealoneagain. YEAHHHH GET HIM hahahahha
It's good music, but it's AI-generated, that's why it gets produced so quickly. It can take a bit of skill to get good results, but it's not near as time-consuming as producing it yourself.
@@Michael-mh2tw I have a hard time reckoning with this. It is good music. It's AI, but it's... good. This could be a holy grail of relaxing horn-driven, smooth jazz for me, but I don't know if I'm comfortable listening to more.
What does home alone.'s music mean in the world of music and musicianship? How can we, as creatives, say that we respect craft when we don't go out of our way to support authentic art?
@@Michael-mh2tw srry for not beliving u few months ago, feeling stupid now, but overall my digusted of IA in music, i mean its cool but there is no soul in IA generated music, you can skip where ever u want, its the same song, just the key changes
this is so great thx so much you have helped we through so many school problems. keep it up
This lofi mix is so relaxing! Wishing you all the peace and focus you need today.
Thats not lofi 💀
@@hakeem475 Oh, Ikk i just read the description
@@hakeem475 if its not lo-fi why does the description say it is?
Oh wow best track recap!!
these is my jam
Wow, this one is soooo good.
This music is really good
just a suggestion, could you possibly make a *youtube* playlist with all of your previous playlists and the new upcoming playlists so that we can continuously listen to all of the tracks you've put together?
should already be up, take a look at the playlist section!
YES! ❤🧡💚💜💙
Thank youuu
Commenting so this gets the audience it deserves
I love your music
What production tools can you use to make these music? I'm your fan! Please tell me how!
good moody
Ah yes, finally, the title track
Love this
Has anyone noticed that when you close your eyes, the images that appear are bars from a bar decades ago?
this is majestic ✨
Fire
subbed
❤
this is beautifull
❤💙💛
Serious question, seeing how these are put out in such a small time frame, are these AI generated beats? no hate if they are. These beats have been constantly in the background early in the morning, driving to and from work, etc. Love them, just curious cause if they are then damn...AI really is taking over.
no worries dude, it's a fair question. I just posted a reply that answers your question in the pinned comment above :)
hello stranger
What do the two characters next to the home alone lettering mean? I love the mixes! Thank you for giving our ears candy!
nothing lol
@@homealoneagain. They mean nothing or the symbols are gibberish? I am lost!
do you mean the logo to the left or something in the art itself?
@@homealoneagain. The logo to the left of "home alone" script. I love the whole vibe of the logo and artwork and jamz!
@chrisstanfield9190 ok yeah that’s just a logo, doesn’t mean anything :)
Iforgot to like the vids, ima go do that to every pplaylist uploads so far ❤
Hey man how do I get into contact with you I am a singer and songwriter and have a question
What music making software do you recommend??
ableton for sure
@@homealoneagain. Thank you for your guidance
Bro what ai generational tool do you use? Please tell me?
I am sure that beat is nice but man in picture looks like Mike Ehrmantraut painting walls.
Omg this was exactly my first thought
you're not wrong
home alone.
I would like to know who I should ask permission to tattoo one of these drawings? Who is the creator?
The calligraphy says something pee something
@user-hn4dp3ke6g
2 days ago (edited)
The phrase "處小便無用" (Sho Shoben Muyō) seen in this picture is commonly found in old documents and traditional Japanese buildings, meaning "Do not urinate here."
The character "處" means "place" or "location," "小便" refers to "urination," and "無用" translates to "not allowed" or "prohibited."
In essence, it indicates that "urinating here is not allowed," effectively serving as a prohibition.
In ancient Japan, such phrases were often inscribed directly on walls or fences to promote proper behavior in public spaces like roads, temples, and shrines.
Yo
@homealoneagain. Is this music made by AI?
the tracks don't exactly just come out like that but yeah I do use generative AI
@@homealoneagain. Yeah, i just did a lil research about AI supporting in music creation. Thanks for your reply! Yo playlists sick! Keep up, wish u all the best :)
it feels like you're pumping out these so regularly? i really hope you aren't using ai for your music, that would really sadden me.
I just answered that question in the replies of the pinned comment!
说这些音乐没有灵魂是因为你没有赋予它们意义，而灵魂又到底是什么，说白了基因的本质就是代码和ai有什么区别呢，好听就行了一直强调使用ai没有灵魂干嘛，这完全是喜好的差异
Can you make a playlist of neo soul guitar like this one? ruclips.net/video/polOG2kXTkQ/видео.html. Currently this is the only one I can find on youtube that sounds good, I wish there'd be more. Thanks
I can definitely give it a shot at some point, been wanting to do a guitar centered collection for a while now!