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Summary

Suggest a song concept (AI)

For a song show, Claude comes up with a concept made just for this song at the press of a button: an idea with a name (for example “Dance Hall 1963”), its own colors, and for every song part a mood, energy, movement, gobo and one or two signature effects. So not every song looks the same.

Suggest a song concept (AI)

Step by step

  1. Tap “Suggest a concept”. A large window opens; Claude usually thinks for 10 to 20 seconds.
    Request a concept here.
    Request a concept here.
  2. At the top you see the name, the idea and the colors. Below, each song part has a column: mood, energy, movement of the moving heads, gobo with rotation, and the signature effects. Tap a column to read in plain words what happens there.
  3. On the right, the “Variety check” shows whether there are enough gobos, patterns, rotation, complementary colors and gradients. Below it are your other song shows, so you can see that the new concept is different.
    The concept describes every song part.
    The concept describes every song part.
  4. If you like it, tap “Apply concept”. The preview shows the new show right away.
  5. If not, tap “Different concept”. You can type a request in the field next to it first, for example “more movement in the chorus, no strobe in the finale”. If you name particular lights there (“movers always white”, “lasers only in the drop”), the window shows “Rules for single lights” on the right.
  6. After applying, “Undo” in the card brings back what you had before.
  7. On the website the window asks “Does the concept fit the song?” at the bottom. Thumbs up or down helps us make the concepts better (see “Rating AI results”).

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