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Write a song for your grandparents
Give how you address them, their age, two or three things from their lives and the music they love. Taoyuan returns lyrics in about half a minute and two complete versions in one to three minutes, in the style of their decade, with short clear lines.
What to put in
- Who and how old: Grandma turning 80, Grandpa's golden anniversary
- Their life: where they came from, what they did, who they raised
- What they listen to: country, swing, sixties folk
- The occasion: birthday dinner, family reunion, anniversary
What it sounds like
Default is a slow, clearly sung folk or classic pop arrangement with sparse instruments, no slang.
A song for my grandmother's 80th. Her name is Rose, she worked in a textile mill, raised five children and loves old country records. For the birthday dinner.
How it works
- Say who the song is for and two or three true things.
- In about half a minute you see the title, lyrics and style. Free. Change anything.
- Confirm, and two complete versions with cover art arrive in one to three minutes.
Seeing lyrics is free. One Song ¥19.9 (3 generations); Pro ¥399/year, 30 a month, commercial licence included.
Questions
- Will they catch the words?
- Tempo is slower, the arrangement is sparse and the voice is chosen for clear diction.
- Which languages?
- Lyrics in Chinese, Cantonese, English or Japanese for now.