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The world of artificial intelligence has opened another fascinating chapter. The company Meta recently presented its groundbreaking AI music generator called Musicgen to the public. Unlike Google's music tool MusicLM, Musicgen is an open-source platform that enables music creators to expand their creativity with the help of artificial intelligence.
Musicgen is an innovative software that creates short, individual pieces of music based on the user's instructions. Users have the option of entering the desired style, era and even the mood of the intended piece of music in a prompt. According to Techcrunch, the generated pieces of music have a duration of around twelve seconds. To further optimize the results, users can also upload their own pieces of music, which are used as a reference by the AI together with the information from the prompt.
Initial feedback on Musicgen is mixed. For certain inputs, the AI music generator achieves more convincing results compared to Google's MusicLM. For example, Musicgen is better at creating a lofi electro song on request. However, there are no significant differences between the two music generators for other inputs, such as when it comes to creating jazzy background music.
One notable feature of Musicgen is the ability to name artists in the prompt to more precisely describe the desired style of a piece of music. In contrast, Google has apparently disabled this feature in MusicLM for copyright reasons. Nevertheless, the result of producing a piece in the style of George Gershwin still takes some getting used to. Meta states that Musicgen was trained with an impressive 20,000 hours of music, of which 10,000 hours were licensed tracks. In addition, 390,000 instrumental tracks from commercial stock providers were used to train the model. Although Meta has not published the source code of the training, Musicgen is available as open source, unlike MusicLM.
Some ethical questions have already been raised in the field of AI music generators. In particular, the imitation of voices that can be used for songs has triggered discussions, as they could give the impression that a specific singer is involved, although this is not the case. Musicgen cannot generate voices, but is limited exclusively to the creation of instrumental pieces. In this way, the platform cleverly avoids possible ethical concerns and focuses on offering high-quality and inspiring music.
The launch of Meta's Musicgen marks a significant milestone in the world of AI music generators. With this innovative open source software, musicians and producers will have a powerful tool to further realize their artistic vision. The future of music production will undoubtedly be characterized by collaboration between man and machine, and Musicgen is an exciting step in this direction. We can't wait to see what creative and inspiring music users will be able to create with the help of Musicgen. The journey has only just begun.
The world of artificial intelligence has opened another fascinating chapter. The company Meta recently presented its groundbreaking AI music generator called Musicgen to the public. Unlike Google's music tool MusicLM, Musicgen is an open-source platform that enables music creators to expand their creativity with the help of artificial intelligence.
Musicgen is an innovative software that creates short, individual pieces of music based on the user's instructions. Users have the option of entering the desired style, era and even the mood of the intended piece of music in a prompt. According to Techcrunch, the generated pieces of music have a duration of around twelve seconds. To further optimize the results, users can also upload their own pieces of music, which are used as a reference by the AI together with the information from the prompt.
Initial feedback on Musicgen is mixed. For certain inputs, the AI music generator achieves more convincing results compared to Google's MusicLM. For example, Musicgen is better at creating a lofi electro song on request. However, there are no significant differences between the two music generators for other inputs, such as when it comes to creating jazzy background music.
One notable feature of Musicgen is the ability to name artists in the prompt to more precisely describe the desired style of a piece of music. In contrast, Google has apparently disabled this feature in MusicLM for copyright reasons. Nevertheless, the result of producing a piece in the style of George Gershwin still takes some getting used to. Meta states that Musicgen was trained with an impressive 20,000 hours of music, of which 10,000 hours were licensed tracks. In addition, 390,000 instrumental tracks from commercial stock providers were used to train the model. Although Meta has not published the source code of the training, Musicgen is available as open source, unlike MusicLM.
Some ethical questions have already been raised in the field of AI music generators. In particular, the imitation of voices that can be used for songs has triggered discussions, as they could give the impression that a specific singer is involved, although this is not the case. Musicgen cannot generate voices, but is limited exclusively to the creation of instrumental pieces. In this way, the platform cleverly avoids possible ethical concerns and focuses on offering high-quality and inspiring music.
The launch of Meta's Musicgen marks a significant milestone in the world of AI music generators. With this innovative open source software, musicians and producers will have a powerful tool to further realize their artistic vision. The future of music production will undoubtedly be characterized by collaboration between man and machine, and Musicgen is an exciting step in this direction. We can't wait to see what creative and inspiring music users will be able to create with the help of Musicgen. The journey has only just begun.
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Better rankings & more sales through perfect content for your target group
As a shrewd media buyer, Jonas specializes in making campaigns on Meta effective for clients.
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