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Thank you so much! I used the Tenor Sax from the NicePianoGuitarBass-V1.2 soundfont. This soundfont is used really often by Toby Fox. I added a small reverb to it.

Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it!

Actually, I use default soundfonts (General MIDI), and I just updated the URL. Thank you for reminding, and if I bring any modification to my project, I'll think to update the link.

Thank you very much for your tutorial, all the problems are now fixed!

Thank you very much for your comment! Indeed, the use of leitmotifs went beyond the mere compositional process; it held special significance, particularly through the contrast between humans and robots. Also, kudos for picking up on the symbolic contrast between acoustic and synthetic instruments (representing humans and robots, respectively)!

If you have any question about anything related to the jam, feel free to ask!

Thank you so much for your comment! I tried to use leitmotiv with melodies and instruments, and I am happy you enjoyed my tracks.

Oh, that's right! I just forgot to turn the tracks public... 

Normaly, I fixed the problem. Thank you for commenting!

Hey there,

I have a quick question about the rule that says AI and generative methodology are banned in all parts of the submission.

Does this include text-to-speech (TTS) tools? Specifically, I was thinking of using something like Microsoft Sam, which is an old robotic voice from Windows (late 90s/2000s). It's not based on neural networks or AI models — it's an old-style formant synthesizer that just turns text into a robotic-sounding voice using fixed rules, kind of like a basic speech synthesizer in old computers.

Would using a voice like that be allowed, or does the rule cover all synthetic voices regardless of how old or "robotic" they sound?

Thanks!