Psalm 119d (ד Daleth) v25-32 - I Am Laid Low in the Dust (set to music - 4K)

Описание: Based on the original version of Daleth that was uploaded to YouTube on September 8th, 2008:
   • Psalm 119d - Daleth - I Am Laid Low In The...  

There is an 8 verse section of Psalm 119 for each letter of the Hebrew alphabet, with each verse beginning with that particular Hebrew letter. It takes just over an hour to listen to the entire Psalm.

If you like this song or the originals below, please bookmark them.

Composed in 2007. All 22 originals are available as a playlist HERE:
   • Psalm 119 Complete (Original - 2007)  

Also... those 2007 originals can be downloaded here:
http://www.zcpress.org/psalm119lp/vie...

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The story behind the new sound:

In early December 2025, I saw a story of a Christian musician who topped some chart or another with an AI assisted song. Some people were saying he shouldn't do that. I listened to the song and... felt those "Holy Ghost chills" (as they say) in parts of it.

I got curious... and fed the lyrics and melody of an old hymn I had been working on into SUNO, which is currently the best AI music generator I could find. I got what I thought were pretty impressive results, so I fed in my Zechariah 12 song. The AI lost interest in following the melody and timing after about 3 minutes, so I split it in two, and with relatively few tries I got what I would consider extraordinary results: cellos in exactly the places I had wished I could play the cello when I made the song. A choir of voices in perfect places that I had not thought of previously. (Getting the results I was looking for in just a few tries turned out to be an anomaly to say the least, but it drew me in).

After Zechariah, I began experimenting with the Psalm 119 songs recorded in 2007.

I have since fed in almost my entire "catalog" of compositions of Scripture set to music. (I forgot to try Romans 11.) For the record... it took over 2500 song "generations" to get 50 that had the same melody line I had in my originals. I am still not happy with Psalm 2 and Psalm 110.

I expect this will get better as the technology improves, but I have personally already been blessed, and have really enjoyed hearing this music afresh, NOT in my own voice, and with well played classical guitar, strings, flutes, etc added in.

[NOTE: This channel is not going to be a forum for expressing negative opinions on AI music. I use it as a tool. I compose the music (not the AI), and do not accept results that fall short of how I felt when I first wrote the music. It is a fair amount of work (many full days of work), but I am personally very happy with the results and I sense the Lord's pleasure. - - - I also did not try to trick anyone into thinking that AI was not involved - - - The first 2 comments I received on the full length video were ideological statements from people who did not even listen to the music. These kinds of comments will be removed as soon as humanly possible ;-), and... depending on the tone, the commenter may be banned from commenting again. ]