I'll add a note here to start that I tend to have some issues with certain type of meditation music to begin with (some personal unpleasant experiences there), so this may just be my heightened sensitivity, but it feels like this music is maybe a bit forced? I'm assuming AI was used to generate it. It sounds perfect in that sort of uncanny way that doesn't have human variance or rhythm, and it makes it difficult to relax. It sort of gives off "corporate advertisement on the radio for burgers pretending to be a country song" energy.
In my opinion (and again, it's fully opinion, art is subjective) music like this would be more pleasant without the vocals. Or if you could mess with the sound fidelity and make it more grainy or distorted in some way that it doesn't sound so blatantly artificial in that sort of "too perfect" singing where every note is held for the same amount of time at the exact pitch.
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I'll add a note here to start that I tend to have some issues with certain type of meditation music to begin with (some personal unpleasant experiences there), so this may just be my heightened sensitivity, but it feels like this music is maybe a bit forced? I'm assuming AI was used to generate it. It sounds perfect in that sort of uncanny way that doesn't have human variance or rhythm, and it makes it difficult to relax. It sort of gives off "corporate advertisement on the radio for burgers pretending to be a country song" energy.
In my opinion (and again, it's fully opinion, art is subjective) music like this would be more pleasant without the vocals. Or if you could mess with the sound fidelity and make it more grainy or distorted in some way that it doesn't sound so blatantly artificial in that sort of "too perfect" singing where every note is held for the same amount of time at the exact pitch.