Transforming 'Little Bo Peep' with Lullabize AI: Cognitive Training Music | The Lyrical Literacy

[0:01]Hey, it's Bear here. Uh, talking about the Lullabable software a bit more. Uh, again, Lullabableize. You can go to humanitarians.ai, go down to Lullabableize, and it'll get you a link to the lullabies tool. So, what the lullaby tool is, Lullabi tool is, is to uh create little simple songs for cognitive learning. you know lullabibis and symbol songs that are based on neuroscience and learning theory. So what you do is you I paste in little bow peep here gave it the command lise and then it generated a song based on sort of how it should be structured for cognitive develop based on theory and that's what this tool has by the way I'm

[0:51]Writing a different tool called musake for any kind of learning this is a little bit more complicated so this might take a couple weeks to finish um but I will also have the same idea. It will have rules about how you learn things through songs and help you create a song with those rules helping you guide the lyrics. After you do lyrics though, you can then start editing and changing. You should think of lyrics as sort of a first draft where you want to get started. Good thing about this first draft, it also gives you, by the way, suggestions for prompts for a video if

[1:26]You want to do that. You want to create a video. We'll do other things on videos. So what I'm going to do is now take this into suna and show you how much suno can affect the final output. So the first one I did here was just cut and paste. Did not do anything to the low level ice output. Stop. So, they're nice, but I find that kind of a little bland. But again, music is very, very personal. If you love that, great. Uh, what I then did is I just mixed up sort of not using traditional lii

[2:37]Sounds, but things like rap and country and all that in there to just change it up a bit, see what it sounds like. When you use AI, it's a very iterative playing. You play with things, try, play with things, try, play with things, right? It took me 10 minutes to create, you know, 20 songs. So, it's easy to just try things. Try things. Try things. Try things. So, let's let's see what this sounds like. littlest sheep. >> So, I like that a little bit better. I'm not in love with that, but I like it a little bit better than the traditional lullabi. Again, music is

[3:35]Very personal. Maybe you love the first one. Maybe you like or dislike this one. Third thing I did is what I usually do and that's upload various recordings of my voice. And my belief, and you may disagree with me hearing these things, is it adds a sort of grittiness to the generated music. Just like you would if you, you know, upload a picture of yourself and had it transformed to like a, you know, official office picture and just clean it up. It would still be you, but it would just be cleaned up and prettied up. And sort of that's what you can do with the music as well is if you

[4:15]Upload you, it changes you. It gives you a different voice, but it keeps some of what it uploaded in what it uploads. And so this is the song again with a little bit of changing of mixing other things in it. The difference here is I uploaded my sort of gritty nasty voice to it and then had it make it pretty because that's what it does. >> So that's the one I'm going to go with. I like that one much much better than the other two. But this is just a sort of discussion of if you just cut and paste this in uh you'll get something that sounds nice

[5:13]But pretty sort of genericy AIE. You can mix that up by just making it unusual just by the tags and things you do. And you can make it more unusual by literally just uploading your voice or your kid's voice to syno again when you create something there's a upload. So if I wanted to create I can just upload an audio here. This thing called a persona as well. Technically, what I do is not a persona because they don't allow me to upload my own voice and make it a persona. But in effect, it is a persona because I'm basically just making a song for my voice and using the

[6:02]Song that I create for my voice to make other songs. Uh, but technically it's not a persona. Persona you can only create like I could create a persona from this I believe like create persona because it didn't start from an uploaded audio. If it start from an upload all I did have to make persona. I'm not going to make a persona because I don't like this voice. If I love this voice I would make a persona of it. Um I mean that's one way of doing it. It's just creating a bunch of voices, finding one that you like and making personas. I would recommend that if

[6:38]You're not going to upload your voice, just make a shitload of songs and pick the ones that you love and create those into personas. Technically, when I upload my voice, it's not a persona. Uh although in effect, it's sort of the same basic idea. It just technically it's not because Sono doesn't allow me to do that. But they do allow me. I for example, I could make another song from this song. Now that this song is based on my voice, create another song and maybe that changes my voice a bit and the rendering of the other song made softer harder. Then what I can do is I can just create

[7:12]Another cover from it. What I cannot do is I cannot create a persona from it because it originally came from me uploading my voice. But that's just a small technicality um just to let you know. Okay. Um, what I'm going to do for the rest of this video is just play the version that I like. Um, but this is just more insights on how to use this uh Liby tool. So like, subscribe, do all that stuff. I can't tell where to find them. Leave them alone and they'll come home and bring their tails behind them. Little B Pe fell fast asleep and dreamt she heard them bleeding.

[8:06]But when she awoke she found it a joke for still they all were fleeting. That up she took her little crook determined for to find them. She found them indeed, but it made her heart bleed. For they'd left all their tales behind them. It happened one day as B peeped it stray into a meadow hard by. There she spied their tails side by side, all hung on a tree to dry. She heaved a sigh and wiped her eye. And over the hills she raised and tried what she could as a shepherd is should that each tail should be properly placed. She gathered the tails each fluffy and

[8:57]Fine and thought these sheep they're out of line. With thread and needles she started to sew, stitching tails on quick row by row. But soon she saw to her surprise a tail had somehow stitched to her thighs. Oh dear, she cried, "This can't be right." With a tail on her leg, she was quite the sight. She stitched through morning, stitched through noon, stitched by the light of the high hung moon, till all were attached, tails snug and tight. But the sheep were gone, not in sight. Then down the meadow there came in a dash, galloping fast in a sheepish flash. Each sheep looking bare, each sheep

[9:44]Looking proud, leaving B peep laughing though crying out loud. The sheep wag their tails fluffy and grand, proud of their tails like a marching band. But soon they grew bored as sheep will do and wandered off without a clue. The sheep wagged their tails, fluffy and grand, proud of their tails like a marching band. But soon they grew bored as sheep will do and wandered off without a clue. Oh sheep, dear sheep, you'll drive me mad. You leave me tail tired, exhausted, and sad. And so the peep headed back, hoping they'd learn to stay on track.