Could someone with a premium SUNO account make a couple songs for me?

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Gizmo j

Gizmo j

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I would like:

1) A metal song about integrated circuits
2) A metal song about C++


It looks like the free version isn't as good as the premium version.
 
KLin

KLin

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KLin

KLin

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It's because I'm too drunk obviously. Also, I don't have suno and dunno what it is.
 
WelshBloke

WelshBloke

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nakedfrog said:
You're actively making the world a worse place with your throwaway use of AI, please stop.
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I mean it appears that we are his AI. Which is worrying! But not so much on a global scale!

Actually I might set up an AI company. It'll just be a bunch of stoners in a comfy room answering requests in the best way they can. Functionally pretty useless but fun, so that's one up on traditional consumer AI.
And I bet they'd do pretty well with the OPs request!
 
waffleironhead

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How about a punk song about falling in love with your computer?
Arguably the worst song BR ever made. Haha
 
lxskllr

lxskllr

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WelshBloke said:
Actually I might set up an AI company. It'll just be a bunch of stoners in a comfy room answering requests in the best way they can. Functionally pretty useless but fun, so that's one up on traditional consumer AI.
And I bet they'd do pretty well with the OPs request!
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That's kind of an interesting idea. I wonder if it could go anywhere? Make it a video feed, and an improv troupe tries to create the user's request. Anyone can view ongoing "AI" results. It would be chaotic, and probably pretty shitty most of the time, but there'd be occasional pure gold. Might be enough to keep an audience.
 
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nakedfrog

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WelshBloke said:
I mean it appears that we are his AI. Which is worrying! But not so much on a global scale!

Actually I might set up an AI company. It'll just be a bunch of stoners in a comfy room answering requests in the best way they can. Functionally pretty useless but fun, so that's one up on traditional consumer AI.
And I bet they'd do pretty well with the OPs request!
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Hey, it can be a charity for wayward stoners! They can give inaccurate answers to pointless questions in exchange for weed and burritos.
 
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Red Squirrel

Red Squirrel

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Kaido said:
Hit me with the lyrics!
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The song titles:

  • Segmentation Fault (Core Dumped)
  • Undefined Behavior Unleashed
  • Pointer to the Void
  • Dangling Reference Devastation
  • Multiple Inheritance Massacre
  • Template Metaprogramming Terror
  • Stack Overflow Eternal
  • Memory Leak Bloodbath
  • Delete Operator's Revenge
  • Null Pointer Dereference Necrosis



Segmentation Fault Lyrics:

(Intro – slow, crushing riff)
Access violation...
Invalid read...
Core dumped into the abyss...(Verse 1)
Crawling through the heap, wild pointer unleashed
Dereferencing nothing, the address deceased
Forbidden memory, trespass in the dark
Illegal access granted, igniting the spark Bounds unchecked, overflow the array
Stray into the void where the lost data decay
No guard on the stack, corruption runs deep
The process awakens from its false sleep (Chorus)
Segmentation fault!
Core dumped in blood
Segmentation fault!
System screams, memory floods
Segmentation fault!
Crash into black
No return from the abyss, no coming back (Verse 2)
Buffer overrun, the walls torn apart
Payload injected straight into the heart
Executes the shell, the demon awakes
Privilege escalation, the kernel it breaks Valgrind weeps, ASLR betrayed
The ghost of the pointer forever invades
Undefined behavior, chaos divine
Reality fractures along misaligned lines (Chorus)
Segmentation fault!
Core dumped in blood
Segmentation fault!
System screams, memory floods
Segmentation fault!
Crash into black
Eternal damnation in the stack (Bridge – half-time, guttural slam)
Bus error... alignment failed
Null pointer... the dereference nailed
Double free... corruption complete
Heap sprayed with death, no retreat (Breakdown)
CORE! DUMPED!
SIGSEGV!
KILL THE PROCESS!
BLEED THE ADDRESS SPACE! (Final Chorus – faster, chaotic)
Segmentation fault!
Core dumped in blood
Segmentation fault!
The machine god is dead
Segmentation fault!
Eternal crash
Reboot in hell... begin again... (Outro – fading feedback and error beeps)
Access denied...
Process terminated...
Segmentation fault...
...fault...
...fault...



Now I kind of want this to be an actual thing. :tearsofjoy:
 
Red Squirrel

Red Squirrel

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A country song about integrated circuits.

Silicon Blues

Verse 1
I wake up at dawn, coffee black as the night,
Staring at my screen, got another bug to fight.
Transistors actin' funny, timing's all outta whack,
Process variations got me pullin' my hair back.
Deadlines comin' faster than a freight train roll,
Moore's Law whisperin', "Boy, you're losin' control."

Chorus
Oh, these silicon blues, they're wearin' me down,
Designin' these chips in this high-tech town.
From the bunny suit sweatin' in the cleanroom glow,
To the fab line hummin', but the yields runnin' low.
One tiny particle can ruin the whole damn run,
Long nights and burnout, but we ain't done.
Singin' these silicon blues till the tapeout's through.

Verse 2
Suit up in the locker, that cleanroom gown so tight,
No dust, no breathin' wrong, gotta keep it sterile right.
Chemicals and lasers, etchin' layers thin as air,
One static spark and poof—your wafer's nightmare.
Shift work twelve hours, yellow lights burnin' bright,
Dreamin' of fresh air on a Friday night.

Verse 3
Down in the EUV bay, it's a whole different beast,
Thirteen-point-five nanometers, light from plasma unleashed.
Mirrors polished perfect, not a flaw in the stack,
Vacuum so deep you can't hear your own heart attack.
One hydrogen leak or a pellicle tear,
And a million-dollar source goes up in despair.
Stochastic defects sneakin' in like thieves in the night,
Chasin' seven-nanometer dreams in that cold purple light.

Chorus
Oh, these silicon blues, they're wearin' me down,
Workin' the fab floor in this semiconductor town.
Power leaks and signal noise, verification hell,
Tapeout fails comin' like a death knell.
Boss man's pushin' harder for the next big node,
But my heart's gettin' heavy from this overload.
Singin' these silicon blues, prayin' for first silicon true.

Bridge
We chase that dream of billions of gates in a grain of sand,
But the pressure builds up like a dam 'bout to break, man.
Family's waitin' at home, but I'm debuggin' till dawn,
Wonderin' if this life's worth the war we've drawn.

Verse 4
When that chip comes back and it powers up fine,
Lights up like a harvest moon, feels like stars align.
Pour a cold one with the team, toast the win we earned,
But tomorrow's another node, lessons learned.
It's a hard row to hoe in this nano world,
But we're buildin' the future, one die unfurled.

Final Chorus
Yeah, these silicon blues, they come and they go,
In the heart of the valley where the circuits grow.
From the design desk struggles to the fab's endless fight,
We keep pushin' forward into the night.
One day we'll look back on these troubled times,
And smile at the chips that changed our lives.
Till then, I'll keep singin' these silicon blues. (Fade out with a steel guitar riff mimicking a simulation waveform)
 
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Kaido

Kaido

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Feb 14, 2004
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Red Squirrel said:
A country song about integrated circuits.

Silicon Blues

Verse 1
I wake up at dawn, coffee black as the night,
Staring at my screen, got another bug to fight.
Transistors actin' funny, timing's all outta whack,
Process variations got me pullin' my hair back.
Deadlines comin' faster than a freight train roll,
Moore's Law whisperin', "Boy, you're losin' control."

Chorus
Oh, these silicon blues, they're wearin' me down,
Designin' these chips in this high-tech town.
From the bunny suit sweatin' in the cleanroom glow,
To the fab line hummin', but the yields runnin' low.
One tiny particle can ruin the whole damn run,
Long nights and burnout, but we ain't done.
Singin' these silicon blues till the tapeout's through.

Verse 2
Suit up in the locker, that cleanroom gown so tight,
No dust, no breathin' wrong, gotta keep it sterile right.
Chemicals and lasers, etchin' layers thin as air,
One static spark and poof—your wafer's nightmare.
Shift work twelve hours, yellow lights burnin' bright,
Dreamin' of fresh air on a Friday night.

Verse 3
Down in the EUV bay, it's a whole different beast,
Thirteen-point-five nanometers, light from plasma unleashed.
Mirrors polished perfect, not a flaw in the stack,
Vacuum so deep you can't hear your own heart attack.
One hydrogen leak or a pellicle tear,
And a million-dollar source goes up in despair.
Stochastic defects sneakin' in like thieves in the night,
Chasin' seven-nanometer dreams in that cold purple light.

Chorus
Oh, these silicon blues, they're wearin' me down,
Workin' the fab floor in this semiconductor town.
Power leaks and signal noise, verification hell,
Tapeout fails comin' like a death knell.
Boss man's pushin' harder for the next big node,
But my heart's gettin' heavy from this overload.
Singin' these silicon blues, prayin' for first silicon true.

Bridge
We chase that dream of billions of gates in a grain of sand,
But the pressure builds up like a dam 'bout to break, man.
Family's waitin' at home, but I'm debuggin' till dawn,
Wonderin' if this life's worth the war we've drawn.

Verse 4
When that chip comes back and it powers up fine,
Lights up like a harvest moon, feels like stars align.
Pour a cold one with the team, toast the win we earned,
But tomorrow's another node, lessons learned.
It's a hard row to hoe in this nano world,
But we're buildin' the future, one die unfurled.

Final Chorus
Yeah, these silicon blues, they come and they go,
In the heart of the valley where the circuits grow.
From the design desk struggles to the fab's endless fight,
We keep pushin' forward into the night.
One day we'll look back on these troubled times,
And smile at the chips that changed our lives.
Till then, I'll keep singin' these silicon blues. (Fade out with a steel guitar riff mimicking a simulation waveform)
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Give me a selfie & I'll turn you into an AI country star!

And are we walking like Taylor Swift country, Garth Brooks country, or Hank Williams country?
 
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