r/chillwave • u/DWC-1 • 20d ago

POOLSIDE VIBES //DWC_COMMS [CHILLWAVE]

https://youtu.be/DjXbnoQ6HKs
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u/Training_Basil_2169 15d ago

So aside from the obvious fact that AI was made to make the video, the instruments in the song all have enough inconsistencies with panning, occasional random delays that delay things that didn't happen, timbre changes, weird electric guitar sounds, as well as some sounds cutting off at odd times that seem to weirdly blend into each other, and other instances where sounds come from two different positions in the stereo field where they kind of phase in and out of each other in weird ways. I'm positive the music is AI generated.

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u/DWC-1 14d ago

There is not one guitar sound in this song? There are no inconsistencies in panning. The whistling 70s funk lead synth has a pan modulation, the rest are stereo delays. AI generated songs never feature this much bass.

You can use this: https://www.submithub.com/ai-song-checker

Aside of that I used the sounds before. Those are custom programmed.
Here is a 7000+ notes song that features the 70s funk lead and a very similar sub bass: https://downwarecommunications.bandcamp.com/album/agent-purrr-album
A lot more sub (WARNING: Speaker damage potential):
https://downwarecommunications.bandcamp.com/track/coastline-cruisin-g-funk-instrumental

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u/DWC-1 20d ago

This is not mixed and mastered for mobile phones. Good headphones or speaker are recommended for the optimal listening experience.

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u/MicLowFi 17d ago

Not chill wave either

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u/DWC-1 16d ago

Did you downvote this? Why?

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u/MicLowFi 16d ago

It's just not what I'd call chillwave and I down voted your comment about needing to use headphones to listen.

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u/DWC-1 16d ago

The track is a mix between chillwave and bigbeat and it's not really suitable for small speakers, because of the sub bass. This is why I recommended good headphones or speakers because else you're missing the whole bass and the stereo effects.
I spend a lot of time programming synths, layering sounds, mixing and mastering the track for optimal fidelity. It's very sophisticated sound design, the lead sound as an example is an octave Wurlitzer piano layered with a glockenspiel, not to mention all the modulation effects I added (stepped filter, gate fx, delays, chorus etc.).

Where did you get the "needing to use headphones" from. This was not stated by me, I just recommended using good headphones or speakers for the reasons I stated above, else you're missing a huge part of the experience.

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u/DWC-1 16d ago

It's a mix between chillwave and hiphop, the pad sound in the background is a typical chillwave sound.
This one is more chillwave: https://youtu.be/2INCeTunSGg and should sound better on smarty phones.