I’m recapping my whole week of work with my Quantum Recall AI dream team: the show, what I’ve been doing with AI, and updating the website.

It’s October, so the Quantum Recall Pre-Show is going full Halloween.

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What’s in This Quantum Recall Pre-Show

• Running ragged: nights until midnight, afternoon naps on a cot, and an honest admission that the pace has Paul tripping over his words.
• The QVideo8 demo: eight on-screen panels of Paul playing guitars, bass, bongos, keys and vocals, recorded to pitch his new software.
• A countdown with moods: a Jarvis idea turned into a header countdown that gets more dramatic every day until Thursday’s show.
• Haunted Frequencies, Vol. 1: the first monthly Quantum Recall soundtrack, 12 eerie Halloween tracks made with Suno and labeled as AI.
• Taking a breather: the chiropractor, a smash burger at Blazing Bird, Pink Floyd guitar picks and an hour of pinball.

Pre-Show Recap: Building with the Quantum Recall AI Dream Team

Paul Saurini opens the Quantum Recall Wednesday Pre-Show with a Halloween cold open and a confession: he is running himself ragged. Working with what he calls his Quantum Recall AI dream team (13 Grok bots plus Grok, Jarvis as his chief of staff, and Claude on the website), he has been building until midnight most nights, and he admits on air that the pace has him stumbling over his words.

Most of his week went into a demo for QVideo8, the multitrack video software he is building. The demo shows eight panels of Paul playing one song from start to finish on two guitars, bass, bongos, keyboards and vocals, with AI-generated B-roll layered over the real performance footage.

He is reshooting two parts to get the lighting right, because he plans to use the demo to pitch the app to Apple’s App Store and to land podcast interviews about vibe coding. The software is previewed at qcreativelabs.com.

A New Look and a Halloween Soundtrack

Paul also walks through the redesigned QuantumRecall.tv, including a countdown at the top of every page that changes its mood each day until showtime, an idea that came from Jarvis. Then he announces Haunted Frequencies, Vol. 1, a 12-track Halloween album built from the eerie songs he makes with Suno for the show, out October 30. A new volume of the Quantum Recall Soundtracks is planned every month, and Paul is upfront that this music is made with AI, unlike the instruments he plays himself in QVideo8.

Slowing Down Between Sprints

To keep from burning out, Paul took a morning off: a chiropractor visit, the best smash burger in Denver at Blazing Bird, Pink Floyd guitar picks from Guitar Center, and an hour of pinball at the 1UP, where a big Deadpool score did not count because the machine was offline.

He also says the consistency is starting to pay off: views on his short and long clips, which Claude now helps edit and post, have picked up over the last month, along with a few harsh comments he says he can take. He closes by asking viewers to compare the site’s before and after, follow along on social media and LinkedIn, and tune in for Thursday’s live show. 10x and Beyond.

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