▲ 8 r/Guitar
Thursday jazz guitar solo
Thursday is jazz day. I’m Christian O’Connor
u/warpanomaly — 3 days ago
▲ 22 r/Guitar
Foxy Lady at 117 Old City Restaurant and Brewery in Philly
That’s my friend Dr3 killing it on guitar
u/warpanomaly — 7 days ago
Trying to make sci fi wall panels
I am a hobbyist Blender artist and I'm having some trouble making sci fi wall panels. I used Mesh AI to try to inspire some creativity. Now I've learned that you can't really use these assets in video games or anything interactive because the geometry is way too complicated. It will be nearly impossible to render without using something like the decimate modifier, and that will ruin the shape, texture, uv unwrapping, etc... I'm trying to meet in the middle and make my own sci fi wall panels using Mesha AI's result and referencing it to make my own. So I did the following as you can see from the screenshots.
What should I do from here? If I cover the wall I created in greeble with some type of kitbash or maybe there's a way to use geometry nodes to scatter sci fi greeble on the surface of the shape I created? Maybe there's an AI where I can upload the object I made and it will make it slightly more complicated for me? I want to discover some type of fusion between AI 3D shapes and real modeled 3D shapes. Again the only problem that I have with the AI shapes is that the geometry is so complex that I can't put the objects into a game engine or render scenes in cycles that don't take multiple days. What should I do from here to get realistic sci fi wall panels?
I guess to summarize my problem, I want industrial 3D wall panels. AI can't seem to make them without 1 million + vertices. The only solution I can think of is to take an AI 3D wall panel, and model it out manually... I'm looking to meet somewhere in the middle.
u/warpanomaly — 8 days ago
▲ 0 r/comfyui
Musician looking to spark some creativity, I want a local Suno replacement
I am a musician for a living. I produce albums for people and I've released lots of my own material. I can make music myself and I've been doing it for over a decade now. I'm always trying to innovate and break into new frontiers so naturally, AI interests me. I am also a coder as a part time job. Of course I immediately started using AI code generation and it has made me much more productive at work. Because AI made my coding job MUCH easier, I'm wondering what AI can do related to music.
The difference is that music is something where I actually enjoy being creative. While coding is still a creative frontier, it is relieving when I have a stack of tedious error logs in front of me and I can just one shot 6+ hours of work with ChatGPT Codex. Suno is very cool but I don't like to use a cloud AI for my music. When I'm working on unreleased music I like to keep all of the data to myself until it's actually finished, or at least ready to take to the studio for me and other musicians to cut live instruments. Is there a local solution that can get close to Suno using my local GPU? Btw my computer is pretty decked out, I have an Intel Ultra 7 265K, 128GB of DDR5 RAM, and an Nvidia RTX GeForce 5090 with 32GB of VRAM. Btw the Suno feature I'm most interested in is recording a song myself and having the AI creatively alter my music to more fit a prompt. I'm not as excited about making music from scratch. I want to remix and reform songs that I've made myself...
u/warpanomaly — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/Guitar
Hardest backing track I’ve ever played over
This is the hardest backing track I’ve ever played a solo over.
u/warpanomaly — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/Guitar
Playing a solo over a difficult backing track
This track was tough to play over.
u/warpanomaly — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/Guitar
Basement Dystopian Guitar Solo
Solo with a side view and POV view in my basement.
u/warpanomaly — 2 months ago