When you first start prompting Ino, a lot of the music can come back sounding generic. However, by experimenting with various genres, musical instruments, and random words/feelings, you can create some truly unique and captivating sounds.

One of my favorite examples is what I call "Haunted Mambo Dreamcore." It's not an existing genre, but Ino somehow generates exactly the kind of haunting, dreamlike Mambo vibe I had in mind. Here's a sample:

[Music] No exit signs, no open door, A life where lost is built in score. I haunt the loops, I know the turns, He slips right through, I never learn.

[Music] Le he he shines, I turn to blue, A ghost with nothing else to do.

The combination of the Mambo rhythm, haunting melodies, and ghostly lyrics creates a really compelling and atmospheric sound. I often like to blend this style with other tags to explore different variations, but it also works wonderfully on its own.

psychedelia flicker in the fall lines
hum beneath the wire something in the static speaks in tongues of fire
figures in the glass move just beyond the frame
every Echo different but the silence stays the same

hands on the hour turning slow
gravity pulling where nothing will go
thin as the thread that ravels the sky
slipping through moments that never reply

oh we yours half remembered
falling forward into ERS names dissolve like ining rain
but something lingers just the same

I combined some of the metal-inspired tags like "Prague math rock", "experimental metal", and "instrumental" to create this unique and heavy-hitting track. The result is a dynamic fusion of progressive metal elements, featuring intricate guitar work, thunderous drums, and a captivating experimental edge.

The song starts with a complex, angular riff that sets the tone for the piece. As it progresses, the track weaves in and out of different time signatures and textures, showcasing the versatility of the metal genre. Moments of intense, distorted guitar are juxtaposed with atmospheric, ambient passages, creating a sense of tension and release.

The instrumentation is the true star of this composition, with each instrument playing a vital role in the overall soundscape. The drumming is particularly impressive, with the performer navigating the intricate rhythmic patterns with precision and power. The guitar work is equally captivating, blending technical prowess with a raw, emotive quality.

While this experimental metal mashup may not be for everyone, it is a testament to the boundless creativity that can be achieved by combining various subgenres and techniques. The end result is a compelling and immersive listening experience that challenges the boundaries of traditional metal music.

Ilent is a really cool style that creates dark, psychedelic hip-hop inspired soundscapes. Combining ilent with Bosanova can result in some great tracks:

NOA the theater of our lives
these closing eyes
a curtain came
undone but something lingered on
a song I never heard played
Just For Us when this
world end
tonight we can
go in
style in my memory

[Music]

The ilent style adds a lot of depth and atmosphere to the Bosanova groove, creating a unique and captivating sound. The lyrics have a melancholic, introspective feel that pairs well with the musical backdrop.

This is just one example of how you can experiment with blending different genres and styles to produce something new and interesting. Don't be afraid to try out various combinations - you never know what unexpected gems you might uncover.

Hypnagogic is a really cool Vibe that I like to experiment with. Here's an example of how it sounds:

[Music] through the channel on the ways side title flow that caught the Moonlight but my pain seems broken just Out Of Reach for me I can carry you alone or P went different RADS though you are my my capicorn [Music]

The hypnagogic sound creates a dreamy, hazy atmosphere with a touch of psychedelia. It's perfect for evoking a sense of nostalgia and the liminal space between wakefulness and sleep.

I find that combining hypnagogic with other genres, like indietronica, can produce really interesting and unique results:

[Music] through the town and over Hills and then here's hypnagogic IND

tronica to the party welcome to the party hey I walked in a room full of ghosts one took off her mask and said this is a robbery another took took my hand said would you be a doll for me I just want to dance cuz I don't want to die in the party we forget their faces blur their neon veins ignite no past no pain just flickering life there's nothing left to fear except for us and I like it outside don't exist here it don't matter who you are inside they live forever we found heaven in the dark they pave the streets of gold with blood from God they dance they laugh and wild they Die slow to die before you die don't take that long the party never ended they pav the streets of gold with blood from God no Panic in the dusk we let our bodies L they let me in they say I want this party never ended and it starts with you yeah it starts with you it starts with you yeah it starts with you it's your fault that I dance [Music]

Hypnagogic is just one of the many interesting genres I've been experimenting with. It's a great way to add a unique and atmospheric vibe to your music.

Here are some ways to experiment with vocals when generating music with AI:

• Elongate Vowels: Extending certain vowel sounds can create unique vocal effects. Try elongating "ooo", "aaa", or "eee" to see how it changes the vibe.

• Repeat Phrases: Repeating short lyrical phrases or vocal hooks can add an interesting repetitive element.

• Add Callbacks/Echoes: Putting vocals in parentheses to create callback or echo effects can make the vocals more layered and atmospheric.

• Use Vocal Style Tags: Incorporating tags like "falsetto", "vibrato", or "raspy" can significantly alter the vocal delivery.

• Combine Vocal Styles: Try blending different vocal styles within the same song, like switching between a smooth crooner and a gritty growl.

• Experiment with Disjointed Vocals: Going for a more abstract, glitchy vocal approach by using tags like "disjointed", "fragmented", or "disembodied" can lead to very unique results.

• Leverage Vocal Effects: Applying effects like reverb, delay, pitch-shifting, or auto-tune can transform the vocals in creative ways.

The key is to keep trying different combinations of lyrical phrasing, vocal styles, and production techniques to find unexpected and compelling vocal performances.

Generating unique and experimental music with AI can be a lot of fun. Here are some tips and techniques I've discovered:

Exploring Genres and Styles

• Try combining unusual genre tags like "haunted Mambo dreamcore", "Appalachian death metal Bluegrass", or "black grass brutality Southern Gothic slam grass Appalachian Doom grind".
• Experiment with different instruments like banjo, slide guitar, and pan flute to add unique textures.
• Use style words like "ilent", "8bit", "hypnagogic", and "apocalyptic Dixieland" to influence the overall vibe.

Vocal Experimentation

• Play with elongating vowels, repeating phrases, and adding vocal callbacks/echoes.
• Try different vocal styles like falsetto, vibrato, and distortion to create unusual vocal performances.
• Incorporate vocal tags like "velvet whispers", "champagne and cyanide", and "glitch in the fever" to guide the vocals.

Embracing the Weird

• Lean into disjointed, abstract lyrics and soundscapes by using tags like "dark ambient", "glitch hop", and "experimental avant-garde".
• Draw inspiration from accounts like "dolphin man" who create truly bizarre and captivating music.
• Don't be afraid to get strange - the most unique and memorable results often come from embracing the unconventional.

The key is to experiment relentlessly, combine unexpected elements, and let the AI guide you to unexplored sonic territories. The possibilities for creating weird and wonderful music are endless.