I wanna create ai music using already existing audio files as reference but I am unsure which one to pick. So I want to know what is the best and most refined AI music creating software for Windows that is local and has a one time payment option. Thank you.

[90s hip hop]
What if -Kriss Kross happened in canada- ‪@danielson-keys‬ #makorehaps ​
https://youtu.be/qtzrGQPdFn8

I’ve just finished a new song inspired by the relationship between Ikki and Shun from Saint Seiya.

I wanted to focus less on the battles and more on the bond between the two brothers — the distance, the pain, the sacrifices, but also the idea that no matter how far Ikki goes, Shun will always believe in him.

Musically, I went for an emotional rock sound with a cinematic atmosphere to reflect Ikki’s Phoenix symbolism.

🪽 “You'll always be the wings I see across the sky.”

This is an original fan-inspired creation, with original lyrics, music and visuals.

I’d genuinely love to know what Saint Seiya fans think of it — especially those who have always appreciated the relationship between Ikki and Shun.

I had to take an emergency leave of absence. My players were not amused. Here is an email they sent me in song.

“Teach Me Your Sky” is about learning to love and understand someone without forcing them to explain themselves on your terms. It’s about listening, giving space, and letting another person show you their world at their own pace. 💜

The future is a blank page

Our life is our story

This moment is the pen

I hope I use it wisely

I recorded a demo first with just vocals and guitar, and used Suno for the musical arrangement and vocal enhancement.

THREE SECONDS is about the machine logic of the attention economy — where creativity, identity and meaning are compressed into metrics, retention curves and algorithmic optimization. Everything is measured. Everything is ranked. Everything must perform. Hook me or vanish. Become the algorithm — or be filtered out as spam. And at the end of hyperrationalization, all that remains is the eigenpattern of totality. A Holzkopf Production

I started making Ai music simply to create royalty-free background music for my YouTube videos and animation… But since I started uploading my lyrics, I’ve become addicted to it! I find it so enjoyable and emotionally rewarding listening to my own songs, even if I’m not the one playing or singing them. People who’ve criticized my use of Ai often dismiss the Ai usage when they’re own favorite artists use generative Ai to make up for their own shortcomings… For example, musicians who are not visual artists using Ai generated visuals, which is just the exact inverse of what I’m doing by creating the visuals, myself, and setting it to Ai audio. I usually create hand-drawn 2-d animation, and set it to Ai music. I’ve listen to both sides of this debate with an open-mind, but it’s become painfully obvious to me that people don’t hate generative Ai art or music, they hate how good it is, and how it makes them feel like they’re not good enough. 

This one is The Committee — a psychological horror track about a creator who has different voices fighting for control of what he writes, draws, and makes. Eventually he starts wondering whether he's actually creating the horror... or just documenting what's already inside him.

Hard boom-bap, some dark dub/reggae influence, and a lot of horror.

“I make the horror. We provide the dream.”