>>109389818
idk, maybe try this on for size? I like the "indie" vocals you can get out of ace step 1.5 xl based.
https://vocaroo.com/18MHPAkZBszl
I obviously can't include the lyrics, but the structure is (caution, remember you basically don't want ANY . or , (periods or commas) in ace step lyrics, they are interpreted as structural cues that are too extreme imo:
[intro]
[verse]
If you'...
then you..
you better...
or you'll ...
stop listening...
or you'll ...
[chorus]
k...
j...
ca...
all together one and all
da...
k...
j...
ca...
all together one and all
da...
[outro]
They're ...
here's my prompt, based on lm listen, then adjusted by slop ai search of brave:
A smooth R&B duet built on a virtuoso guitarist prog rock project with nostalgic, slightly lo-fi foundation. The core of the song is a repeating, melodic sample loop accompanied by a steady, laid-back drum groove and a deep, warm bassline. A male and female vocalist trade confident, clear verses with a soulful, mid-tempo cadence; the female voice sits in a bright, medium-high register with empathetic warmth, while the male voice provides a rich, resonant baritone that adds forceful emotional intensity during harmonic exchanges. The choruses are defined by lush, layered harmonies between both singers, replacing DJ scratches with subtle vocal ad-libs and melodic runs. The track maintains a consistent, head-nodding groove throughout, concluding with an atmospheric outro where the beat fades away, leaving behind ethereal synth pads and a soulful Hammond organ solo that slowly fades to silence. rock guitar.
settings are no audio codes (5hz lm not used in genning, I deleted it out of the box)
en, 240 bpm, 120 duration, key "E", 4 time signature, text2music (standard t2a gen), 100 steps, cfg scale 12, shift 1 (I meant to fix this to 7, where I tend to keep it, 3 is ok I think), dcw mode double, dcw 0.0003, high 0.0005, STORK 4, 99 substeps