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Yes, "We Have Heaven" Official AI Visualizer

Yes, "We Have Heaven" Official AI Visualizer This is a video by request from @robertjannush4403, a long time subscriber. Thanks Robert, hope you like the vid? The "Making Of" ✨ VISUALS THAT MOVE TO THE MEANING This video was created using a new AI filmmaking engine (coming soon to beta) designed to act more like a Director than a chatbot. Unlike standard AI video, which often drifts or loses the rhythm, this tool uses a "Hybrid" approach to actually listen to the music. 🎬 How it was made: • Perfect Sync: Instead of guessing, the AI mathematically locks the visual movement and cuts to the beat and vocals, creating a tight, professional flow. • Character Lock: We used a new "Identity Persistence" feature to ensure the actors don't glitch or "shape-shift" into different people, keeping the story consistent even in surreal scenes. • Visualizing the Sound: The AI analyzed the unique texture of Jon Anderson’s vocals to automatically generate a color palette and liquid atmosphere that matches the feeling of the song. This is an experiment in "Conducting" the AI, rather than just prompting it. 🎶 The Song Meaning "We Have Heaven" is a distinct outlier in the Yes catalog. Appearing on the 1971 masterpiece Fragile, it serves as Jon Anderson’s solo contribution to the album’s concept (where each member got a solo track). The song is a vocal mantra—a wall of sound built almost entirely from Anderson’s voice layered upon itself. Lyrically, it explores a state of overwhelming spiritual acceptance and confusion, oscillating between the "Moon Dog" and the "March Hare" (likely references to astrology and Alice in Wonderland). It represents a moment of pure, chaotic euphoria—a realization that paradise isn't a place you go to, but a state of mind you inhabit amidst the noise. 📕 Deep Dive • The One-Man Choir: While it sounds like a massive ensemble, every vocal part in this song was sung by Jon Anderson. He stacked harmonies to create a "vocal tornado" effect. • The "Definite" Ending: If you listen to the album "Fragile" in order, this track appears to end abruptly. However, the theme of "We Have Heaven" surprisingly returns at the very end of the album (after "Heart of the Sunrise"), before being cut off by the sound of a door slamming shut. This famous "door slam" was actually the studio door opening and closing, signifying the band leaving the session. • The Bridge: This track serves as the chaotic, heavenly bridge between the icy, intense "South Side of the Sky" and the rhythmic complexity of "Heart of the Sunrise." Your comments are highly welcomed!