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Sometimes I have a clear idea of the music I want to make, but no idea what to call it. I started putting together Sound Atlas while experimenting with Suno, partly as a reference for myself and partly because I wanted to understand where these sounds came from. It now covers 244 music styles, with explanations of their sound and history, reference tracks with notes on what to listen for, and prompts for making your own experiments. You can also browse by mood, scene, or region. I’m a beginner at vibe coding, and with a lot of help from GPT and Claude, I managed to get this website up and running in just a few days. I’m really grateful for their help—it’s been exciting to see a little idea turn into something I can actually share. I’m not a music expert either, so there are bound to be mistakes and things I’ve missed. Please bear with me while I keep learning and improving it (｡•́‿•̀｡) The illustrations and Suno demo clips are AI-generated. Those clips are labeled separately from the reference tracks by actual artists. If you look up a style you know well, I’d love to hear what you’d change, what’s missing, or which track you’d choose to introduce it. https://soundatlas.wiki/en/   submitted by   /u/Ok-Arm-5271 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/21 05:27:52