Most AI music prompts are written by people who don't actually produce music - and it shows in the output. The prompt architecture matters enormously when you're trying to generate melodies with real emotional direction, harmonic intention, and genre specificity. This digs into the prompt structures that actually hold up when tested inside a real production workflow, including how constraint-based prompting consistently outperforms open-ended requests when the goal is usable musical output.
Originally published at vibrationofawesome.com
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