Pick a depth. Each prompt opens in your AI pre-loaded with the lesson. Click a row to preview the prompt.
The physical setup of an AI music session matters more than beginners realize. Six things need to be open and coordinated: (1) the AI tool's browser tab, (2) your reference library, (3) a scratch notes doc for prompt iterations, (4) your DAW if stem-by-stem, (5) a 'done' folder on disk for keepers, (6) a metronome or tempo reference. This task walks through the setup once so every future session starts in 30 seconds not 15 minutes. Sound trivial? Session friction is the reason 90% of first-week AI musicians never make a second track.
A concrete setup checklist + a bootstrap.sh script that opens everything.
bootstrap.sh (or PowerShell equivalent) that opens your session tools in the right order.// A macOS 'bootstrap.sh' for an AI music session (adapt for your OS).
// Run: bash bootstrap.sh
// #!/bin/bash
// open -a Safari "https://suno.com/create"
// open -a Safari "https://udio.com"
// open -a Safari "https://open.spotify.com" # your reference library
// open -a Notion "$HOME/notes/ai-music-scratch.md"
// open -a "Logic Pro" "$HOME/projects/current-track.logicx"
// open "$HOME/AI-music/done/"
// The scratch doc template — one per session
const scratch_template = `# Session: 2026-07-02
## Reference track: ______
## Genre + BPM + Key: ______
## Goal: (sketch / EP-lead / EP-track2 / commission)
## Workflow: (generate-and-curate | stem-by-stem)
### Prompt v1
\`\`\`
[paste prompt here]
\`\`\`
Output: [link or file] — notes: ______
### Prompt v2 (what I changed)
\`\`\`
[revised prompt]
\`\`\`
### Keepers
- v3 (final drop section)
- v7 (verse loop)
`;
console.log(scratch_template);node main.js