KPOP METAL (ALMOST) PRESENTS: “What It Sounds Like” (AI-Salvaged Cover)" ORIGINAL: https://youtu.be/Ug_pv5-r1js?si=43UXsuh7UiF4sFTv 🔧 THE MAD SCIENTIST'S LAB NOTES: Phase 1: The Blueprint You can't just upload a copyrighted song to an AI platform (thanks, Content ID). So, the first step was to recreate the track by singing, humming, or using MIDI for the melody. The purpose was to ensure the melody came out exactly as I wanted and as close as possible to the original song, while creating a 'clean' guide track for the AI. Phase 2: Assembling the "Talent" The Director: That's me. A former musician (saxophonist) and musical director for campus shows (before COVID ruined it all). I've gone from directing humans who need coffee breaks to directing algorithms that just need more processing power. The Vocalist: I recorded my own raw vocals or just humming, Then, an AI vocalist was trained on my voice—not the original artist's. After the AI learned my unique vocal stylings, I had to force-feed it the correct lyrics line by line to create the final performance. The AI is mimicking my shame, not their talent. The Band: The instruments are played by AI musicians. Why? Because asking a human guitarist to try 347 versions of a solo would be cruel and unusual punishment. Asking an AI? That's just a regular Tuesday. Let's call it ethical workload delegation. Phase 3: Visuals & Packaging The AI Art: The cover art is 100% AI-generated, fitting the experimental theme. This channel is one of several creative experiments I'm running. My overarching goal as a creator is to build a foundation stable enough to bring talented human illustrators on board for all my projects. Post-Production: Mixed in [FL Studio, Adobe Audition] while deeply questioning my life choices. Mastered to almost sound professional. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This is a transformative parody cover created for entertainment. Original copyright belongs to the artists and copyright holders. (We're just memeing). AI vocals do not mimic the original arti