By My Side - Odarka - Juankar

Hahaha, let's hope that moment of dominance never arrives.

You're right that knowing how to use AI can help you learn, almost like having a private tutor. I still haven't learned how to use it by sharing my screen; I'm still relying on YouTube videos, hahaha. But I've seen videos where they use it that way, and it's amazing how they ask it questions and it guides you on how to do things.
I agree with you; we're lucky to live in this era. We can do things that were science fiction until recently. Let's hope it helps us and doesn't complicate our lives.
Best regards, Juan Carlos

P.S.
Since I don't know English, I use a translator, and seeing the translation of what I wrote to you yesterday might be misleading. Where I mention using someone's voice or the AI's voice, it gives the impression that this song was done with AI. That's not the case. This song, which was my first composition, features Odarka's incredible vocals, as does the second song I released. AI was only used for the vocals on the third song and during the subsequent mastering process.

Best regards, Juan Carlos

Thanks for listening.

If I sing, you'll all have nightmares, haha.
I try to keep it simple, with few audio tracks (8 or 10) and few plugins because I don't know how to use them; I'm still learning. But Chris from LINER FADE explained in his latest track that he used 5 or 6 plugins just for vocals. It seemed super complex to me, so it's no wonder the sound quality he achieves is so exceptional.
You can start like me, looking for acapellas herethere are some really good vocalsor create the vocals with AI, like I did in this one.
For me, the important thing is to keep practicing composing tracks and learning about mixing and mastering, either with vocals from here or creating them myself.
Best regards, Juan Carlos

Hi Richard!
Your words are flattering, especially coming from a creator like yourself.
I've focused on this style because it's easier for me, and I like it. I think this first track was a beginner's luck; Odarka's voice inspired me, and I found a sample on Cymatics. I only added percussion, the other voice you hear, and a couple more instruments. But I'm happy just doing simple things like this and learning as I go. My biggest struggle is with effects, mixing, and mastering; it's very complicated for me. You have to dedicate a lot of time to understand it, and I don't have that kind of time, haha.
Best regards, Juan Carlos

I'm glad you liked it. With Odarka's voice, it's hard not to like something. I also used Odarka's voice for the second song, and for the third, I decided to create my own voice with AI, both for testing purposes and to express what I had in mind.

Best regards.

Thank you so much for your comment. The voice is Odarka's, a member of this community who sings spectacularly. Listening to her inspired me to create this, my first song. My favorite genres are Rock, Blues Rock, and Heavy Metal, but this genre is easier for me to learn. It would be impossible for me to make Rock music with a keyboard in a DAW, haha.
Best regards, Juan Carlos

Thank you so much for your kind words. I had just bought the PC, keyboard, etc., and I didn't know where to start. Odarka's voice inspired me, and this is what came out. I guess it was beginner's luck, haha. Cheers!

That encourages me to keep trying. Thank you so much for your comment.

Thank you so much. These comments encourage me to keep learning, even if it's just simple things like this, with 7 or 8 tracks in the DAW at most. They help me learn how to structure a song, equalize, and master.

I've been watching YouTube videos for about two months now to learn how to use Reaper and how to create a musical structure, and now I've finally dared to create something, based on a vocal track (Odarka). I've taken another vocal track from Odarka and I've almost finished the song, but the equalization and everything else is giving me a real headache, haha. I'll put it in today and upload it tomorrow, although I don't think it will be as good as this one.

Thank you so much. Odarka's voice does everything in the song; for me, the voice is very important, and yours is beautiful. I still have a lot to learn, especially about mastering and equalization, which I know absolutely nothing about, haha.

Thank you, I'm thrilled you liked it.

Thank you for your kind words, but if it sounds so beautiful, it's thanks to Odarka. I've listened to what you do and I think it's beautiful, a super clean sound and a special charm.

Thank you so much for your comments. I think it was beginner's luck, haha. I've been trying to create another Odarka song for a few days now, and I just can't seem to get it right. I'm too embarrassed to post it.

Thank you so much. At my age, I just want to entertain myself with something I've always enjoyed but never learned, and now I can dedicate time to it. I wouldn't have uploaded the song if it weren't necessary to thank Odarka for this initial inspiration and to let her know I used her voice.

Thank you so much for your kind words, but as I already explained to AbnerB, all the credit goes to Odarka and a free loop I found. I contributed very little of my own work. But I'm currently working on another Odarka track where the rest is entirely my own.

thank you

Thank you.
With a voice like that, anything sounds good, credit to Odarka.
I heard your first song in 2024, and it's amazing how creative you are to create something like this. Congratulations!

Thank you so much for your kind words, but all the credit goes to Odarka's voice and the loop I found in a free pack; I added very little else. I hope to continue learning on sites like this so I can create everything myself and add music to voices as amazing as this one.