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Updated Call Time for tomorrow + next vid
6PM now (Sorry) Also working on a data analytics video for cowork. I found a TON of usecases. Anyways no video today. Still trying for 3 this week.
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@Alexander Cebulla I like the idea of note taking of the calls also.
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2/18 Call
We covered the upcoming community Music Project. @Alexander Cebulla Also found a really cool coding language to write music with Followed this up with a discussion about Claude Code and n8n workflows from @Alfred Alonso @Rudolf Van Loggerenberg @Adam Schreiner @Liina Suoniemi @Mouheb Belaribi @Godspower Toikumo
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Great discussions last night. Excited to see how the music project evolves.
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Ah, I think I messed up the timing š
I thought the weekly call was at noon my time, but it turns out itās midnight here. I was literally heading to bed when I saw this. That timing is a bit tricky for me since I donāt live alone, but I hope you had a good session. Iām bummed I couldnāt join. Would love to catch the replay or any notes, especially if you discussed the project.
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āOff Topic Sundayā and āCommunity Music AI Project ideaā clearly worked š
After chatting about music here @Ryan Nolan, @Ken Rodgers, @Ryan Steggerda and others, I got creative. I got sick, couldnāt focus on serious work, opened Suno ājust to experimentāā¦ and somehow an entire album rolled out. Again š
Apparently the right people + structured prompting + too much time to think = creative output. It turned out to be a surprisingly effective way to process things and let go of mental clutter š You can listen to the new creation here: https://suno.com/playlist/754d605e-3b56-4e2b-83a8-99d758ed0734 You donāt have to pay anything to listen on Suno. If you want to create more consistently, the paid tier helps, but you can absolutely experiment on the free version. Below is the cleaned framework I used. Itās structured, but adaptable. Change it. Break it. Refine it. Treat it like a sparring partner, not a prophet. Also small thought. This community has many categories, but maybe weāre missing a āCreative Cornerā? A place to experiment, test music, visuals, writing, weird ideas. Just a thought š HOW TO USE THIS FRAMEWORK (non-technical version) 1. Copy the prompt below. 2. Paste it into ChatGPT (or similar AI). 3. Replace the parts inside [brackets] with your own ideas. 4. Start a conversation. Donāt just paste and disappear. 5. Approve what works. Reject what doesnāt. 6. Refine as you go. 7. When your songs are ready, ask the AI to analyze the album arc and emotional coherence. It works best if you: - Have at least a rough story or emotional direction. - Respond and iterate instead of copy-pasting blindly. - Give feedback like āthis feels rightā or āthis doesnāt landā. The AI learns your taste through conversation. You can change the arc midway. You can drop songs. You can add songs. You can pivot tone completely. Itās a tool. Not truth. PROMPT STARTS HERE
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@Ken Rodgers No worries at all š I didnāt take it the wrong way. I just got a bit excited about the topic and went into analysis mode š
And thank you, I really appreciate the kind words. That means a lot, especially coming from someone whoās been through traditional music processes š I actually agree with you. I think real musicians can absolutely use these tools to skip some friction and speed up parts of the process. But I also think many artists genuinely love the journey, the struggle, the rehearsal, the physical creation. That part canāt really be automated. Itās a strange and fascinating time for creativity. Tools are changing fast, but intention and taste still matter. And thanks for taking the time to listen š
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@Ryan Steggerda Hey, I gave it a listen. That was a fun one š The growl/scream sections actually made me smile. Iāve said before Iām not a fan of songs that are only screaming, but when itās placed well, it really transforms the piece. It adds intensity instead of just noise. And I know getting those vocals right isnāt easy. It probably took quite a few takes to land it clean š
I hope you keep making more. For me, I tend to go through phases. When somethingās in my system, I create it, get it out, and then I step away for a while. Also, thank you for the compliment. I donāt take that lightly š
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Human in the Loop video (out now!)
Human in the loop can now be used as 1. Individual Nodes 2. Chat nodes 3. Tool calls This allows you to review outputs of Ai Agents before they are published on social media, internal documents and more. A ton of companies require this and itās a way to show you arenāt a beginner in n8n automations. https://youtu.be/nHiEdjY9FKE
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@Ryan Nolan This is exactly the kind of feature I like. Human in the loop is not just about reviewing outputs. It is about making sure what you build can actually be trusted in real use, especially when it touches client work or anything public. I will definitely give it a spin. I already like it from the way you described it. Adding control points instead of letting things run wild just makes sense š
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