6 ms·
I used Suno to generate rap versions of Feynman's first lecture. It turned out really well! https://suno.com/playlist/d2886382-bcb9-4d6d-8d7a-78625adcbef7 http
by corlinp 1y ago
I used Suno to generate rap versions of Feynman's first lecture. It turned out really well!
https://suno.com/playlist/d2886382-bcb9-4d6d-8d7a-78625adcbef7 https://suno.com/playlist/d2886382-bcb9-4d6d-8d7a-78625adcbe...
- yuuu 1y ago> we will see something similar to what is shown in Fig. 1–1
- kermatt 1y agoThis is a brilliant idea. It been a very long time since I wanted to listen to a lecture.
- sans_souse 1y agoThis is great
- Etheryte 1y agoThis is absolutely brilliant. Is there a way for you to put this on Spotify or make the files downloadable? Not familiar with the pricing, capabilities and licensing of Suno, so sorry if this is not possible.
- thijsvandien 1y agoAmazing idea. I can hardly stand audio books, and some musical updressing might completely change that. Having a beat to it just makes it so much more fun/engaging/digestible/memorable. Kids are already taught their ABCs using songs for that reason. Why stop there, if all sorts of material could easily be put in that form? Honestly it could revolutionize teaching.
- nico 1y agoWow, love it, so good!
- hbogert 1y agoI thought i would hate it, but it's actually really engaging!