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So how do you tell the program to make the specific style of music?

And do you write the lyrics being used?
You pretty much write a description in the prompt to the style you want

I write very few of the songs but I do write some of them.
 
It may be weird but it says to read from Genesis to Revelation. I’m not here to delete or change a song because you think it’s weird

No problem. I would have put focus on New Testament teaching, but that's just me

Sure there are tuths in the OT but there are also people trying to get Christians to do what the Galatians did and try to be righteous by following the law of Moses which caused them to fall from grace (Galatians 5:4)
 
No problem. I would have put focus on New Testament teaching, but that's just me

Sure there are tuths in the OT but there are also people trying to get Christians to do what the Galatians did and try to be righteous by following the law of Moses which caused them to fall from grace (Galatians 5:4)
I think my point was that every book in the Bible points to Jesus, and Jesus isn’t a New Testament Christian because he is God and not a follower of himself. He also uses the Old Testament to rebuke Satan and the Pharisees that he encounters, saying “it is written,” with scripture from the Old Testament.
 
OK, thanks.

I guess I'd have to learn by doing
I highly recommend learning by doing with this application, just because it’s a creative app, so each person’s experience with using this app is so unique. You’ll end up finding the style that fits you best and what you want to project to the world.
 
Alive to See the Night - Born Again! - Christian AI EDM - HD 1080p
This song talks about how God/Jesus saves a person and makes them "born again."
 
Alive to See the Night - Ultimate Freedom In Christ! - Christian AI EDM - HD 1080p
This song talks about how life was hollow before Christ and how, with grace, there is ultimate freedom in Christ.
 
Alive to See the Night - Died For Your Sins! - Christian AI EDM - 1080p
This song is thanking Jesus for dying for my sins.
 
I'm not sure if my songs on YouTube will start singing in a different language because I turned the automatic dubbing option on, but maybe the subtitles will now be in every language on there...I have no idea, but you're welcome to try it out if you, let's say, speak Spanish or some other language.
 
Like take the phrase Staying Alive from the song the Bee Gees did and make it in to a Christian song about NOT falling away from the Lord and always continuing In Him abiding IN Christ.
 
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Like take the phrase Staying Alive from the song the Bee Gees did and make it in to a Christian song about NOT falling away from the Lord and always continuing In Him abiding IN Christ.
With the Suno version 5.5, you can make cover song samples.

I actually made a cover of the song “Be My Lover” the other day, the 90’s club classic from the movie ‘Night at the Roxbury’ starring Will Ferrel and I forget the other guy who is in it.

Anyways, it’s possible.
 
Now that is more like social media forwarding rather than an actual distributor. Check out DistroKid.com or Landr.com. I personally am going to go to landr.com but these services distribute your music to over 150+ music streaming services and online music stores world wide. So your music would go to Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Audiomack, Pandora, Facebook/instagram, TikTok, QQ Music, Anghami, Boomplay, Deezer, on radio stations worldwide, potentially get your music on movies or shows, in peoples cars, worldwide and over 150+ smaller music streaming services. I think it costs $24.99 a month that you can upload unlimited songs, with great customer service on landr.com.
Can you sign up for just one month? LOL
 
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Can you sign up for just one month? LOL
Not sure but I’m kinda having second thoughts about all this. JayWalker made a great point about now having your music on another tech companies website because they have the ability to just take you off their website if they don’t approve of what you are creating.
 
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Not sure but I’m kinda having second thoughts about all this. JayWalker made a great point about now having your music on another tech companies website because they have the ability to just take you off their website if they don’t approve of what you are creating.
Oh, they (Landr) have restrictions for ai and also only 12 ai song uploads allowed a month...

Although there has always been an audience for Christian music...
 
Not sure but I’m kinda having second thoughts about all this. JayWalker made a great point about now having your music on another tech companies website because they have the ability to just take you off their website if they don’t approve of what you are creating.
Not having*
 
Oh, they (Landr) have restrictions for ai and also only 12 ai song uploads allowed a month...
Jeez, see. It might be best to build a website using Wordpress, and host the Wordpress site on a Christian hosting platform. With your own website, you can do just about anything with it…sell products or what not.

The reason I’m having second thoughts is cause I’m starting to feel like a Judas, where I’m using the lord’s name to profit off of, and so I don’t feel right about that.
 
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Jeez, see. It might be best to build a website using Wordpress, and host the Wordpress site on a Christian hosting platform. With your own website, you can do just about anything with it…sell products or what not.

The reason I’m having second thoughts is cause I’m starting to feel like a Judas, where I’m using the lord’s name to profit off of, and so I don’t feel right about that.
Well, even Christians have to eat, but if your main motivation is simply to spread the Word, that cannot be compared to Judas the betrayer. I really like a lot of my songs, and some I feel deserve a wider audience, but I do not think that is entirely up to me either, though neither can I just sit here and do nothing. Heh. Kind of a conundrum. Also I am biased haha. I love listening even to my older songs written when I was not yet a Christian, possibly especially and even more so the ones I added new material to from my perspective now as a Christian. Music is so fluid you can do a lot with it, and I have created in many different styles. Hmmm. But also I waited a long time to hear some of those poems put to music. Seriously. Like fifty years (or 49?) for Time, and even Games of Youth has some material in it that old, mixed in with some from 38 years ago and also new new stuff. Spider was my first ever YT upload and I did not do anything extra for it, which for a lot of subsequent songs I learned I had to build pauses in and add vocalizations to make space between lines. Which ai sometimes just ignored anyways! One song I put a lot of ahs and ohs and mm mm mmms after short lines for spaces, and ai took them all out to create a verse of its own from them and then raced through all the words I wanted spaces between! Like herding cats LOL. Games of Youth I generated over 140 versions of. Cactus Flower and My Vital Spark both easily over a hundred versions each.

Anyways, search engine find: The biblical principle that "the worker deserves his wages"

(or "laborer is worthy of his hire") is primarily found in

1 Timothy 5:18 and Luke 10:7. It highlights the necessity of fair and timely compensation for work, including spiritual labor, emphasizing that withholding wages is a serious sin equivalent to theft.
Key Scriptural References:

  • 1 Timothy 5:18: "For the Scripture says, 'Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain,' and 'The worker deserves his wages'" (NIV).
  • Luke 10:7: "Stay there, eating and drinking whatever they give you, for the worker deserves his wages" (NIV).
  • Matthew 10:10: "...for the laborer deserves his food" (ESV).
  • Leviticus 19:13: "Do not defraud your neighbor or rob him. Do not hold back the wages of a hired worker overnight until morning" (NIV).
  • Deuteronomy 24:15: "Pay them their wages each day before sunset, because they are poor and are counting on it" (NIV).
  • James 5:4: Highlights the injustice of withholding pay, noting that the cries of workers unpaid for their labor have reached the Lord.
Contextual Meaning:
  • Marketplace & Ministry: The principle applies to all labor, but 1 Timothy 5:17-18 specifically uses it to argue that church leaders (elders) who work hard at teaching should be well compensated.
  • Immediate Payment: The Old Testament references (Deut 24:15) emphasize that because laborers often depend on their daily pay to survive, it should be paid on the same day.
  • Fair Treatment: Similar to not muzzling an ox, workers deserve to benefit from the fruits of their efforts.
 
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Well, even Christians have to eat, but if your main motivation is simply to spread the Word, that cannot be compared to Judas the betrayer. I really like a lot of my songs, and some I feel deserve a wider audience, but I do not think that is entirely up to me either, though neither can I just sit here and do nothing. Heh. Kind of a conundrum. Also I am biased haha. I love listening even to my older songs written when I was not yet a Christian, possibly especially and even more so the ones I added new material to from my perspective now as a Christian. Music is so fluid you can do a lot with it, and I have created in many different styles. Hmmm. But also I waited a long time to hear some of those poems put to music. Seriously. Like fifty years (or 49?) for Time, and even Games of Youth has some material in it that old, mixed in with some from 38 years ago and also new new stuff. Spider was my first ever YT upload and I did not do anything extra for it, which for a lot of subsequent songs I learned I had to build pauses in and add vocalizations to make space between lines. Which ai sometimes just ignored anyways! One song I put a lot of ahs and ohs and mm mm mmms after short lines for spaces, and ai took them all out to create a verse of its own from them and then raced through all the words I wanted spaces between! Like herding cats LOL. Games of Youth I generated over 140 versions of. Cactus Flower and My Vital Spark both easily over a hundred versions each.

Anyways, search engine find: The biblical principle that "the worker deserves his wages"

(or "laborer is worthy of his hire") is primarily found in

1 Timothy 5:18 and Luke 10:7. It highlights the necessity of fair and timely compensation for work, including spiritual labor, emphasizing that withholding wages is a serious sin equivalent to theft.
Key Scriptural References:

  • 1 Timothy 5:18: "For the Scripture says, 'Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain,' and 'The worker deserves his wages'" (NIV).
  • Luke 10:7: "Stay there, eating and drinking whatever they give you, for the worker deserves his wages" (NIV).
  • Matthew 10:10: "...for the laborer deserves his food" (ESV).
  • Leviticus 19:13: "Do not defraud your neighbor or rob him. Do not hold back the wages of a hired worker overnight until morning" (NIV).
  • Deuteronomy 24:15: "Pay them their wages each day before sunset, because they are poor and are counting on it" (NIV).
  • James 5:4: Highlights the injustice of withholding pay, noting that the cries of workers unpaid for their labor have reached the Lord.
Contextual Meaning:
  • Marketplace & Ministry: The principle applies to all labor, but 1 Timothy 5:17-18 specifically uses it to argue that church leaders (elders) who work hard at teaching should be well compensated.
  • Immediate Payment: The Old Testament references (Deut 24:15) emphasize that because laborers often depend on their daily pay to survive, it should be paid on the same day.
  • Fair Treatment: Similar to not muzzling an ox, workers deserve to benefit from the fruits of their efforts.
Thank you for that @Magenta

I just feel like I’ve been working and working and working and all I’ve earned since August was a total of only $104 with music.

I got banned from uploading music on distrokid.

I was denied social security disability insurance, even though I was diagnosed with many mental illnesses and take like 8 different prescriptions.

I feel so worn out, that I just want to give up.

I had to start over so many times in the past few years and it’s wearing on me.

I feel like I’m broken.

I cut ties with my men’s Bible study. I even told my pastor that I’m unsubscribing from his church a week ago. He emailed me after but I didn’t read it and threw his email in the trash.

Just been isolating big time.
 
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