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Gamelab: Garden Choir

Originally published 2026-10-02 on Advisory Hour.

Originally published as an Advisory Hour Substack post on 2026-10-02. This first-party site copy preserves the text, localizes public supporting media, and connects the record to its project trail.

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Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.
Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.

The garden is the song and the stones and butterflies are the melodies. There is a laboratory for you to craft new creatures and add them to the garden. The vast monolithic runes that you see on the horizon pulse and light-up as bass and drum.

Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.
Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.
Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.
Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.

The pulsing monolithic rock set to the beat.

Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.
Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.

The laboratory setting allows you to craft new creatures. Think of it as a music construction kit where the music is connected to a garden. Music isn’t so much designed as it is grown.

Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.
Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.

What I learned in this project is to expand the mind. Whatever ceiling you think exists for AI tools and combining different lanes of software is no longer present. You can dare to imagine ever more complex scenes, scenarios and environments.

Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.
Gamelab: Garden Choir image from the original Advisory Hour post.

Give the Wild Choir garden a try: Enter the Wild Choir

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