#aiGenerated #music --- I pretty much only use AI for clerical, non-creative tasks like formatting, text extraction, etc. and I thought this was a good example of how other musicians might do the same. I wanted all the solo classical pieces from my favorites playlist copied out of this screenshot. A few Claude prompts later and I had what I needed in less than 2 minutes. ![[playlistScreenshot.png|500]] Here's the result: > [!NOTE] Output > La catedral: I. Preludio (Saudade) - Sean Shibe > > Passomezo d'italye ad quintam - Evangelina Mascardi & Cornelia Demmer > > Sonata for Guitar, Op. 47: II. Scherzo - Sean Shibe > > Menuet I-II BWV 1007 (Do M) (Bach) - Jordi Savall > > Suite in A Minor: Sarabande - Jakob Lindberg > > La nuict froide et sombre, LV 578 (Transcr. for Lutes) - Evangelina Mascardi & Cornelia Demmer > > Good Againe (Sol Majeur) (Hume) - Jordi Savall > > Bourrée BWV 1010 (Sol Majeur) (Bach) - Jordi Savall > > 12 Studies, W 235, A235: No. 3, Allegro moderato - Sean Shibe I can't link to Claude chats but here are the prompts I sent it: > [!NOTE] Please copy all the songs in the screenshot and make them into a list. Do not include numbers at the start of each item in the list. >[!NOTE] Please make the same list into an artifact with each song on a new line. >[!NOTE] Please take the same list and extract only the classical compositions? >[!NOTE] Can you please take the same list and extract only the classical compositions? >[!NOTE] Can you please take the list and make a final iteration that excludes ensembles, orchestras, or groups? Pieces that mention Evangelina Mascardi & Cornelia Demmer may be included in the final list. The fact that I'm saying please to a computer program is still kinda wild lol. It then asked I wanted to understand its reasoning so I did and it proceeded to explain how it used clues like opus numbers and period-specific names to identify classical pieces. What a world we live in. ---