Custom Music on Demand by a Human (SnoZ)

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BrunoBernardino · 1h ago

I've started a "custom music on demand" service and I'm offering it for free for a few requests, so I can build up a list of some recent examples.

If you'd like to get some custom-made music (10-30s, completely human-made, no AI), post a comment here or reach out via email (you can find it in the link or in my own website, which is in my profile).

Yesterday I had a very "funny" (and HN-relevant) request, which is live as quick sample: https://youtu.be/E3B7e8Gyj1E

I'll pick a couple of requests that sound interesting (pun intended) and put them in the linked YT playlist. Thanks!

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Custom Music on Demand by a Human (SnoZ)

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