... everyone, I m Harshit Sharma , a professional live singer and performer based in Jaipur, India. I perform at weddings, destination celebrations, corporate events, private events, hotels and resorts across India and internationally. My work usually includes Bollywood, acoustic, romantic, retro, Sufi-inspired and high-energy live sets depending on the audience and event. Alongside performing, I m also building my personal artist brand, Harshit Sharma Music , and learning more about digital branding, SEO, content, audience growth and how independent artists ...

... zone I stopped comparing models on the feature and started comparing them on one concrete failure. In my song app the lyrics are written by a cheap Flash model and that is fine. The step that checks what the singer actually sang against the planned lyrics runs on Pro, because Flash was tried there and missed a merged chorus that Pro and an independent transcription both heard. One known miss on the exact job settled it faster than any benchmark ...

... that cost more in the end? Comment from Kisang Pak(@playpakman): @konstantin_tikhaev  Did you use different models for testing and fix to prevent model bias? If so, did you use different different company (e.g. Claude vs. OpenAI) or different models within the same company (e.g. Opus vs

... before it goes out, a step that recognises the engine's refusal and rewrites the prompt instead of showing an error, a step that listens to the finished track and realigns the lyrics to what was really sung, since singers drop and merge lines. None of that is in any model's weights, and all of it is what makes the product feel finished. Where I agree with Amanda: the harness patches around a weakness ...

... course, they have a completely different type of career that primarily supports them financially.) Do you know any interesting tech projects or startups that celebrities are involved in? I ll start with: Actor Ryan Reynolds Mint Mobile Actress + singer Bridgit Mendler Northwood Space Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @adana  Thank you so much for being a part of this discussion :) I like to reveal new possible things that are happening in the tech industry :) Comment from Konrad ...

... Recently I developed voice_convertor application which can work fully offline. The client asked me to build it was musician (my thought) from Los Angels. He was a fan of Michael, a well-known singer in his region and had been using Voqul to convert othe similar singer

... Hello, my name is chunhee from South Korea. I'm excited joning product hunt because I wanted to make my own product for a long time. I'm frontend web developer and also singer songwriter. I used to search my memos to make lyrics, but it was hard to find memos because there are too many memos. Scrolling memos in notion was hard, so I made my service called Persey to solve my problems! In Persey, I can see memos ... ... inspirtaion, feeling and experience. my service link is this. https://persey.app I will write down product hunt launch post later. Thank you!! Comment from Ashok Nayak(@ashok_nayak): Welcome to Product Hunt, @chunhee What a combination!!! Web dev + Singer

... music-generator app . It s essentially a service hub where AI tools are combined with human expertise to solve real world audio problems. Key Services & Highlights 1. Personalized AI Song Creation You don t have to be a singer - send a vocal sample + lyrics and they train AI to create a studio-quality song in any genre. 2. AI Voice Model Changer Turn your raw voice into the style/timbre of a popular artist - provided the sample has no effects ...

... switching tabs to look up lyrics always ruins the flow. I wanted the same smooth lyric experience as Spotify/Apple Music but directly on YouTube so I built it myself. Who It s For Music lovers Karaoke fans Cover singers & guitar players Reaction channels Language learners People who want lyrics without doing anything extra What I m Trying To Solve YouTube has the biggest music library in the world, but no real-time lyrics. This Chrome extension adds ...

... nobody can surprise you later) Breathing techniques and non-verbal communication once I interviewed a voice coach for Slovak Forbes and she advised the following techniques/practices: practice non-verbal communication (upright posture) adequate eye contact making grimaces (e.g., alternately pursing your lips and smiling broadly) to activate the jaw muscles imitating different sounds yawning is a great help because it stretches the muscles in the throat the larynx is lower than in the starting position and relaxes. Comment from Hugh ... ... great to study for clarity and confidence (again exercise caution on how-much you consume them). Learn a rhythm instrument: drumming, tabla, or similar. This can help with pace, rhythm, and steady breathing while speaking. Practice mouth opening exercises : singers