u/Lazyrecipe5264

Antigravity, Jules, Google AI studio, Gemini, veo, stitch, and maybe a hand full of other things. My goal is to automate app and web dev as much as possible. I am trying to use Gemini to give advice how to build a tool that will scan the internet from my input, provide an output that answers my statement, provide it to a remote server like discord bot or something else, then take that answer upload it to X/twitter, also building a lead generator with a landing page that is somewhat a mailing list of people interested in the X post. I honestly would prefer if i could automate the handoff from my input to the posting on X.

I have the pro tier also

current work flow is
Gemini advice to Jules/github to antigravity testing. I am waiting on my site/mail domain when that is ready I will use Appwrite for the backend.

I have been using gemini for a year but this AI infrastructure building I am maybe two months into and most of my time is spent finding new tools or learning new tools.

I also am interested in created an Ai caller for leads(outbound) and an AI secertary for (inbound)

I am wondering if there is a tool i could make to improve my overall vocal sound. I know about auto tune but only have experience with Reaper repitch or what ever its called and it seems a manual. Could I create a tool that automatically matches my voice not the instrumental note or maybe like an an llm/Al where i input my wants through text and it formats the vocal to a certain sound.

what are some of the best things producers do to make a song a hit in post production? So far ive been doing mutes/anticipation when mixing and that makes it better overall but ive only been doing beats for two months.

I am wondering if there is a tool i could make to improve my overall vocal sound. I know about auto tune but only have experience with Reaper repitch or what ever its called and it seems a manual. Could I create a tool that automatically matches my voice not the instrumental note or maybe like an an llm/Al where i input my wants through text and it formats the vocal to a certain sound.

what are some of the best things producers do to make a song a hit in post production? So far ive been doing mutes/anticipation when mixing and that makes it better overall but ive only been doing beats for two months.

I primarily have experience with all things google including Gemini, Veo, and tts. The cloud hosting and app/site dev tools as well. What is the best research/chat bot for things like CompSci, general studies and etc. I mainly use Gemini pro(20$) for coding and image/video assets. Gemini pro makes mistakes that the free chatgpt fixes easily. Ive never used Anthropic and such. Microsoft is pretty decent for tts and other small tools. I see a lot of people using what appears to be ai wrappers or stacks that are combined into one engine. These stacks that are then sold as unique tools have good advertising but would using any Ai other than the major companies do me any good or is it just a waste of time? Why is it so hard to estimate the tokens/cost for API and stuff.

tldr: What AI do you use to code and then research. Gemini into NotebookLM is pretty good.

I am wondering if there is any popularity with seamoss and smoothie vendors? If i come would there be any vendors that sell this in many areas and are these things that are very common in Rwanda? I'm sure smoothies are everywhere in the world but not everyone makes smoothies like the USA.

When it comes to instrumental production how do you guys know what level to set the track to? For my drum track I find it easier to just mess with velocity inside the midi than the actual track volume. How do you apply more or less fx to each track? I see some people find it better to spend more time on sound selection than mixing a generic sample or instrument. I have been making beats on reaper for about 2 months. I am progressing but still find it hard to master a drum pattern and match a good sounding instruments to pair. Chord progressions and placements I can figure out but just finding matching sounds is hard to me.

So overall how do you choose to use more or less fx.

ill start by saying i am only looking for free methods and tools at the moment, but ill take suggestions of things that cost money for the future. So far it seems that omnisphere is the best/most used paid for vst for pads and stuff. Artists beats I like include Gunna, Offset, DBE/ producers would include tm88, southside, atl jacob. pretty much anything wavy with a melody and/or drums with a nice bass. I have nyrell, vital, cymatics free packs, analog free pack, and just basic drum packs.