Vocal Experiment #1

Vocal Experiment #1

This album started with two different voice experiments.

The first was an attempt to recover the vocals of an existing character—seeing if we could get a familiar character's voice back.

The second was something completely different:

What happens when we give Suno a recording of my own voice?

For this quick test, we put the voice into a normal FLY Hub night-shift scene. Captain Whiskers is leading the shift briefing, three trailers are coming in to be offloaded, Rowdy has the keys and paperwork, and the crews are getting their assignments.

The scene itself wasn't the important part.

The voice was.

There's one problem with trying to judge the result, though: I've never really listened to myself on a recording before.

So I don't have that familiar experience of hearing my own recorded voice and knowing exactly what I sound like from the outside.

That makes this a strange experiment.

I'm listening to a Suno-generated performance and trying to figure out whether the voice actually resembles me, without having a good recording of myself to compare it against in the first place.

And the original recording wasn't exactly the best source either.

So this first attempt isn't meant to settle the question. It's a quick test to see what happens.

The next experiment can give us a better recording, fewer competing vocals, and more uninterrupted lines so the voice is easier to hear.

For now, Vocal Experiment #1 is exactly what it sounds like:

An experiment.