The Singing Bible
  • probe
    Posts: 252
    Today I learned of singing.bible, I presume an AI generated resource.
    content warning: not for the musically sensitive.
    Try
    https://thesinging.bible/#sbe/male/adult/adult-choir/19-psalms/150
  • SponsaChristi
    Posts: 854
    There’s something about the artistic style that just irritates me, makes me grumpy and puts me in a bad mood. Clearly, this is not of the Holy Spirit.
  • DL
    Posts: 92
    Will it do that staple of English cathedral after-hours repertoire “I was walking down the street one day when I saw a house on fire…”
  • probe
    Posts: 252
    I'll add a content warning. Another user on the Cantai Discord thought it was generated by Suno.
  • MatthewRoth
    Posts: 3,809
    Suno?
  • LauraKaz
    Posts: 93
    Suno is an AI engine used to generate audio of many musical styles. Its products have unfortunately infiltrated many areas of the internet, including Gregorian chant recordings.
    Thanked by 1CHGiffen
  • MatthewRoth
    Posts: 3,809
    Ick.
  • AnimaVocis
    Posts: 243
    Yet another reason to start reinvesting in my LP or CD library, and stop using the internet for listening to music.
    Thanked by 3StimsonInRehab LauraKaz CHGiffen
  • francis
    Posts: 11,425
    Double ick
  • CGM
    Posts: 832
    You may prefer this site instead:
    BibleAsMusic.com

    which contains hundreds of choral works and chants, searchable by scriptural citation or composer, containing YouTube links to one performance of every cited piece.
    Thanked by 3probe ian_udell LauraKaz
  • SponsaChristi
    Posts: 854
    Ick

    Real quick. (Ick) Real sick. Real ick.
    Don’t you put it in your mouth...

    Gotta love old 90s Canadian PSAs that live rent free in your head for 30+ years.
  • ServiamScores
    Posts: 3,385
    fascinating. definitely AI voices involved. No doubt about that. But I also think AI creation, as well, not just the rendering. The text painting (if you can call it that) on the psalm I heard seemed to take the prompts pretty literally, so the number of voices was constantly changing depending on the emphasis of the phrase. I also think the soloist was a clone of Josh Grobin?
    Thanked by 1CharlesW
  • Reval
    Posts: 199
    I got a kick out of sea shanty, country, hip-hop, hard rock. Latin (Latin American pop) seemed unconvincing somehow. If I were a praise/ worship musician I'd be quite afraid. Jazz is also hilarious.
  • francis
    Posts: 11,425
    clone of Josh Grobin

    too funny to think about too long
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