Explore my new YouTube channel for Film Music!

GCL Film Music said:

Hey VI Control community!

I’m a film music composer and I’m happy to introduce myself through my YouTube channel where I’ve been utilizing AI to generate unique artworks that complement and breathe more life into my compositions.

GCL Film Music

https://www.youtube.com/@GCLFilmMusic

I’d love to hear your feedback on my music. This channel is a journey I’m embarking on with enthusiasm, and I’d be thrilled to have you on board. If you have suggestions, ideas, or specific requests, feel free to share!

Thanks a bunch for taking the time to check it out. I hope my music evokes emotions and transports you to a cinematic world.

Stay inspired, GCL_FilmMusic

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Having comments turned off on your YouTube channel is not going to serve you well.
If you wish to engage here, as well as a wish to communicate generally, I'd turn comments on.

CharlieCee said:

Having comments turned off on your YouTube channel is not going to serve you well.
If you wish to engage here, as well as a wish to communicate generally, I'd turn comments on.

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It seems that the comments got turned off on his video due to it being flagged by YouTube as "made for kids." Otherwise, I would agree with you here.

GCL Film Music said:

Hey VI Control community!

I’m a film music composer and I’m happy to introduce myself through my YouTube channel where I’ve been utilizing AI to generate unique artworks that complement and breathe more life into my compositions.

GCL Film Music

https://www.youtube.com/@GCLFilmMusic

I’d love to hear your feedback on my music. This channel is a journey I’m embarking on with enthusiasm, and I’d be thrilled to have you on board. If you have suggestions, ideas, or specific requests, feel free to share!

Thanks a bunch for taking the time to check it out. I hope my music evokes emotions and transports you to a cinematic world.

Stay inspired, GCL_FilmMusic

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A very fun and adventurous piece! You do a very nice job immersing the listener into the world of your music. The AI art looks kind of janky at times, which I feel can distract from what is otherwise a very nice piece. But I do like the general idea you are going for with it. I am very interested to see how you further develop this concept.

I should have previously commented on the music, sorry.
Very nice indeed, good work!

Ethan Toavs said:

It seems that the comments got turned off on his video due to it being flagged by YouTube as "made for kids." Otherwise, I would agree with you here.

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YouTube doesn't flag that, the creator has to select that.

TheHansen01 said:

YouTube doesn't flag that, the creator has to select that.

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YouTube does indeed flag it automatically. The creator can manually select that, but there are many times when YouTube unilaterally flags it via an algorithm. It is something that has even happened to my own videos. There is quite the controversy as a result of this.

Thank you so much for your comments, the comments on my YouTube channel are also now open, I didn’t know they were closed so thank you again for bringing this problem to my attention
It was due to the fact that I choose that the video was made for children.

Ethan Toavs said:

YouTube does indeed flag it automatically. The creator can manually select that, but there are many times when YouTube unilaterally flags it via an algorithm. It is something that has even happened to my own videos. There is quite the controversy as a result of this.

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Wow that's really interesting. I've never experienced or seen that.

Hey again everyone! Excited to share my latest YouTube creation with you! Check out my new orchestral composition, "Enchanted Kingdom" a Disney-inspired musical journey. Your support means the world to me, and I can't wait to hear your thoughts!
Enjoy!

Bonjour Guillaume
One word: waow! No, 2 words: waow, bravo!
Does you 2 videos are Virtual Instruments based? It sounds (too much ?) incredible :D
Impressive CV by the way!
Regards,
Gil.

Gil said:

Bonjour Guillaume
One word: waow! No, 2 words: waow, bravo!
Does you 2 videos are Virtual Instruments based? It sounds (too much ?) incredible :D
Impressive CV by the way!
Regards,
Gil.

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Thank you very much Gil
Yes it is 100% virtual instruments
Cheers

Guillaume

GCL Film Music said:

Hey again everyone! Excited to share my latest YouTube creation with you! Check out my new orchestral composition, "Enchanted Kingdom" a Disney-inspired musical journey. Your support means the world to me, and I can't wait to hear your thoughts!
Enjoy!

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Welcome to the forum and I have to say, I closed my eyes and was really taken back to my childhood with your orchestration, absolutely perfect representation of 90's Disney, the end protagonist gets their wish to come true. Really beautiful work!

Hi Guys, excited to share with you my latest orchestral composition "Frostfall"! Leveraging a new AI tool for the visuals. Check it out and let me know your thoughts!

Bonjour Guillaume,

nice composition !

For our thoughts you are asking for, I guess this also applies to the visuals and the new AI tool you used.

I've used Leonardo to generate the visuals for my latest composition as explained in this topic : https://vi-control.net/community/threads/racing-to-the-stars-original-orchestral-music.148794/

I noticed and experimented a bit with their new feature about animating a picture (did you use the same ?). The result is a few seconds long animated picture that can be stunning. As long as your sequences seem to be. I decided not to use this feature for the visuals for the reason explained below.

I find the animated sequences too short. With the short animations chained one after the other one, my attention as a viewer is repeatedly drawn to digesting new visual information. Not only is this distracting, but I also get the feeling that it's tiring cognitively speaking.

On the contrary, your work on the Enchanted Kingdom with gently animated still pictures, peacefully paced in sequence is brilliant. The sequences are short enough to make the story move forward, long enough to let the viewer be embarked by the music.

Maybe when the animated visuals get tens of seconds long...