Hey everyone, I have been messing around with those AI music generators lately, trying to make some lo-fi beats and ambient stuff. The problem is half the time it spits out something completely different from what I asked for, like I say chill piano and it gives me aggressive techno. How do you get these tools to actually listen?

]]>https://foros.primaverasound.com/topic/4447/how-to-get-ai-to-actually-make-decent-musicRSS for NodeMon, 06 Jul 2026 22:30:23 GMTFri, 12 Jun 2026 16:21:02 GMT60Hey everyone, I have been messing around with those AI music generators lately, trying to make some lo-fi beats and ambient stuff. The problem is half the time it spits out something completely different from what I asked for, like I say chill piano and it gives me aggressive techno. How do you get these tools to actually listen?

]]>https://foros.primaverasound.com/post/322685https://foros.primaverasound.com/post/322685Invalid DateThe secret is learning how to write prompts the AI actually understands, specifying tempo, key, mood, and even a decade or artist style makes a huge difference compared to just typing something vague like make a sad song. Getting into prompt optimization properly changes everything, there is a solid guide here https://eignex.com/ . Once you nail the prompting, you can generate tracks that actually sound like what was in your head.

]]>https://foros.primaverasound.com/post/322686https://foros.primaverasound.com/post/322686Invalid DateKeep a little notebook of prompts that worked well for specific genres or moods, so you are not starting from scratch every time you sit down to create something new.

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