A YouTube Blog post announcing an early look at the company's first AI-related music experiments: Dream Track for Shorts and Music AI tools, built in collaboration with Google DeepMind. Dream Track is powered by the Lyria music generation model and initially lets a small group of select US creators create soundtracks of up to 30 seconds for Shorts.
AIVA
AIVA is an AI music generation assistant that creates new songs in more than 250 styles within seconds. Users can build style models, upload audio or MIDI influence, and edit generated tracks. A free plan offers non-commercial use with credit to AIVA and three downloads per month.
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- generate new songs in more than 250 different styles Source: www.aiva.ai
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0A YouTube Blog post announcing an early look at the company's first AI-related music experiments: Dream Track for Shorts and Music AI tools, built in collaboration with Google DeepMind. Dream Track is powered by the Lyria music generation model and initially lets a small group of select US creators create soundtracks of up to 30 seconds for Shorts.
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