What if you could turn your thoughts into music? Google has made this a reality with its latest AI technology, MusicLM. An experimental AI engine can turn any text description into music.
Google MusicLM is still in development but was recently released to the public. You can use it to create music from just basic text descriptions. There have been other text-to-music models before, but Google MusicLM promises to be a revolutionary tool that will change the music industry forever.
Dive in to learn all about Google MusicLM, its usage, history, and future implications.
Google Music LM: Turn text into music
Google Music LM is an AI-based text-to-music model that was announced earlier this year. However, Google has revealed that they have no plans to release it due to ethical issues related to music copyright.
But Google seems to have fixed the issues plaguing MusicLM and the product has been released for testing purposes. The tool is not yet fully finalized, but has been available to the public since May 10.
MusicLM was launched at the Google I/O developer conference alongside a series of highly anticipated Google products such as the Pixel Tablet, Pixel Fold and Pixel 7a.
Google has invested heavily in artificial intelligence. He was recently fired for the disastrous launch of the Bard AI chatbot and the resignation of Geoffrey Hinton, who is considered by many to be the “father of artificial intelligence”.
However, Google MusicLM has been hailed by industry experts, and many see it as a revolutionary technology with the potential to change the music industry forever.
How to use Google MusicLM?
MusicLM is still in beta and hasn’t been rolled out to the public yet. Google hopes to analyze public input and continuously improve MusicLM. You can sign in to AI Test Kitchen from Android, iOS or Windows to use Google MusicLM. Here’s what you need to do:
- Visit Google’s AI Experimental Kitchen.
- Browse and click on MusicLM in the experimental section.
- Make sure you’re signed in with your official Google Account and click Try Now.
- Accept the privacy policy and you’re good to go.
- It is very likely that you will end up on the waiting list. Don’t get upset; there are a lot of people hoping to get a part of MusicLM. It was only a few days, even a few hours waiting to use the tool.
- Once you’re signed in, MusicLM is pretty easy to use.
- Enter a query like “witty jazz for dinner” and MusicLM will generate two versions of the song for you. You can listen to both and award the trophy to the song you like better, which will help improve the model.
- There are several feedbacks you can use and MusicLM will try to create music to your liking.
- You will probably encounter some bugs and glitches, but remember that Google is still working to improve MusicLM. Technology is not yet a done deal.
See what tech leaders and developers are saying about Google MusicLM below.
I just got access to Google’s new MusicLM and…
Beard.
It is no exaggeration to say that this will change the music industry. pic.twitter.com/YyG7wHWTSH
– Zack Hargett (@zackhargett)
May 12, 2023
Google just released MusicLM and it’s great.
This will change the music industry as we know it.
Here are the best beats 100% AI generated (sound on 🔊): pic.twitter.com/DmLj6eWhgi
– Moritz Kremb (@moritzkremb)
May 12, 2023
Synthetic
Text-to-music tools pose various ethical challenges related to copyright and intellectual property. But Google says it is “working with musicians like Dan Deacon and holding workshops to see how this technology can aid the creative process”. There has been a recent crackdown on AI-based music generators and deep fake music, with several music publishers flagging and removing thousands of infringing tracks. Let’s hope that Google’s MusicLM introduces new and responsible AI music creation technology. Watch the following video to learn how Google Arts & Culture Artists in residence and researchers explore the possibilities of MusicLM.
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Source: vcmp.edu.vn