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Suno AI is revolutionizing music creation, enabling users to produce music through AI with no instrument, just imagination.

How Suno AI can help you:

Enables music creation without the need for musical instruments.
Facilitates the transformation of imagination into music effortlessly.
Makes music production accessible to everyone regardless of musical skill level.

Why choose Suno AI: Key features

Innovative AI technology tailored for music production.
User-friendly interface that simplifies the music-making process.
High-quality sound output that caters to various music genres.

Who should choose Suno AI:

Aspiring musicians looking for an easy way to create music.
Music enthusiasts who wish to explore music production without the technical barriers.
Professionals seeking efficient tools for quick music prototyping or ideas realization.

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March 2024

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AI Music Generator Model, FluxMusic To Bridge The Gap Between Language and Music Composition

With the help of AI generating, FluxMusic music is set to generate music by interpreting tune and genre from written description New AI based FluxMusic helps transform text description into music by leveraging advanced machine learning techniques to bridge the gap between language and music composition. It analyses the text with the help of AI generating music that best suits the textual description. Available on GitHub, the system employs multiple pre-trained text processing tools to capture subtle details within the description. This software functions by using AI to analyse meaning and emotion of given description. Then it applies a series of transformations to a blurry, noisy version of a song, refining it iteratively based on the text information. This process involves breaking down the music into patches and denoising them using techniques inspired by diffusion models. The architecture of FluxMusic integrates two models, CLAP-L and T5-XXL, as text encoders for the extraction of conditioned caption features. This dual approach enables the model to capture both coarse and fine-grained textual information effectively. By using multi-modal input handling, FluxMusic significantly enhances its capacity to comprehend and generate music that closely aligns with the provided textual descriptions. Operating within a latent space defined by mel-spectrograms, FluxMusic offers a more compact and meaningful representation of music. This method streamlines the process of noise addition, improving model training compared to traditional models that work directly with waveforms or less structured data representations. Moreover, FluxMusic's design accommodates a range of scalable model sizes, from a smaller version with 142.3 million parameters to a larger variant with 2.1 billion parameters. This scalability allows for adjustments in the number of layers and hidden dimensions, making it adaptable to various computational resources while preserving high performance. This flexibility is essential for researchers and developers looking to optimise their applications based on available hardware. The Rise of AI Music Generator FluxMusic is another addition to the market of AI led music composing programs. The world of AI music generation is brimming with innovation, with several platforms offering creative tools for musicians and music enthusiasts alike. Suno.ai is one such program that allows users to generate music by entering text descriptions, specifying genres, instruments, and moods. Suno.ai then creates original compositions based on these prompts. Unlike FluxMusic, it however cannot comprehend genre based on text description. Similar to Suno.ai, Udio takes user input in the form of text descriptions and generates royalty-free music. Users can choose from a variety of genres and moods to customise their desired output. Boomy is also a popular AI music generator that caters specifically to short-form content creation. Users can create royalty-free music loops and intros ideal for videos, podcasts, and social media content. FluxMusic and other AI music generators represent a significant step forward in this evolving field, offering exciting prospects for the future of music composition.Future research will focus on improving the efficiency and scalability of FluxMusic, potentially leading to even more impressive applications in music creation and personalised audio experiences.

Analytics India Magazine

Thu, 5 Sept, 12:14 PM UTC

This AI can remake a song in any genre you like

Suno doesn't just produce AI-crafted songs anymore; it can also revamp them into new styles. The company has released a new feature called Covers that reinterprets your songs in new genres, almost like a photo filter or asking ChatGPT to mimic an author's style, but for audio. Currently in beta, the feature transforms audio inputs, whether it's you singing in the shower or produced tracks, into multiple musical forms while preserving the original melody. The idea is to keep the essence of the original track, just with a new stylistic interpretation. To create a cover, you can select a song from your library and then choose the "Cover Song" option from the menu. The AI will process your track into the style you select. One fun addition is that you can rework an existing song and add lyrics fitting the new genre to a track without any vocals. While the AI automatically generates lyrics that fit the new style, Suno does say it's better if you tweak the lyrics to make sure they make sense. You can hear a bit of how it works in the video below and via this playlist. "We know that music is personal, and Covers give you the tools to explore even more ways to connect with your music," Suno explained in a blog post. "Whether you're experimenting with genre-crossing remixes, adding vocals to an instrumental, or simply curious about how your track might sound in a different context, Covers opens up a world of possibilities." Suno's Covers feature arrives at a time when AI is increasingly being used to democratize creative processes. AI tools are becoming more sophisticated, enabling users to engage with creative mediums like music, art, and writing in new and innovative ways. For musicians and producers, Covers could serve as a way to try out different arrangements and styles for their work or show how their songs might sound in different genres without having to recreate them manually. The Covers feature fits Suno's ongoing addition of new features and access. Suno has had a deal with Microsoft to offer a plugin for Suno's text-to-music tool for Microsoft Copilot for nearly a year and recently released a mobile app, despite some legal clouds on the horizon. The company and other AI music generators like Udio are currently facing lawsuits from major music labels for copyright infringement. There are also larger questions about whether using existing music as training data for AI models is legal. The Covers feature is available to Suno Pro and Suno Premier subscribers. Those subscribers get 200 free cover generations to start experimenting with the tool, after which each new cover generation costs ten credits, much like the cost of making a whole new song.

TechRadar

Wed, 18 Sept, 4:00 AM UTC

Create the songs in your head with a lifetime subscription to Supermusic AI for $40

Ever wished you could write a song about [x]? Supermusic AI makes it easy to bring your musical ideas to life, with no training required. Get lifetime access to this powerful tool for only $39.97 (reg. $319) if you purchase by 11:59 p.m. PT on August 25. Whether you're a hobbyist experimenting with different genres or a content creator in need of original tracks, Supermusic AI's "prompt-to-song" feature allows you to craft unique songs in minutes. Simply choose a style, input your ideas, and watch as AI turns them into studio-quality tracks. From pop and jazz to electronic or niche genres, Supermusic AI can handle it all. Want a high-energy dance track or a smooth, jazzy background for your video project? Supermusic's cutting-edge AI models ensure the music isn't just passable, but sounds like it was produced in a professional studio. While the AI takes care of most of the work, you're still in control. Supermusic AI lets you adjust tempo, tweak melodies, and fine-tune every detail, ensuring each track matches your exact vision. Best of all, there's no need for monthly subscriptions or expensive software. With this one-time purchase, you'll have everything you need to keep making music for years.

Mashable

Fri, 20 Sept, 10:02 AM UTC

I used Suno AI's new Suno Scenes feature to turn a family photo into a song -- here's how it works

Suno AI just announced another exciting update to its mobile platform, Suno Scenes. This new feature is designed to inspire a song at any time. Like an overly caffeinated theater kid, the innovative AI tool takes even the most mundane moments in life and can curate a corresponding soundtrack based on the mood or setting. Now users can upload any photo or video and transform the moment into a personalized song delivered in almost any genre. From pop to punk, classical to country, your morning jog or formal gathering can be remembered forever with a song generated in just a few seconds. I tried it with a picture I took of my son as we enjoyed a gorgeous fall Saturday together. This update is a step forward in Suno's mission to break down the barriers of music creation, empowering users to not only consume but also craft the music that complements their lives. As with any update, there is still room for the AI to be tweaked, especially with lyrics and articulation. Depending on the genre, the lyrics can often come across as noticeably garbled or inaudible at times. Luckily, the lyrics are included in case they are too hard to hear. For example, in the Jar of Pickles song I created, the first lyric is "Hand flexin' on that jar" but I wouldn't have known that unless I read the lyrics. The Suno Scenes update taps into the broader trend of AI-driven personalization, offering users an intuitive way to create music that mirrors their surroundings and emotions. This is part of Suno's endless push to merge everyday life with music creation, building on previous launches like Suno Remix Contests and Sunoversity, which also aim to engage users in interactive and creative ways. As AI continues to revolutionize the way we interact with music, Suno's latest product showcases how technology can blend seamlessly into daily life while making creativity a core part of the everyday experience. Available on iOS, the latest update is part of Suno's broader vision to democratize music creation, making it accessible for everyone -- from seasoned musicians to casual creatives with a penchant for pickles.

Tom's Guide

Sat, 19 Oct, 2:01 PM UTC

Suno v4 is launching soon -- 5 examples to show why I'm so excited

Suno is one of the leading artificial intelligence music generators, capable of creating an entire song -- with vocals -- from nothing but a text prompt. It has improved rapidly in the year since it first launched, extending the duration of songs, adding new community features and even allowing you to create a singer. With version 4, things will move to a new level. The next-generation model is set to be released "soon." Still, we've seen several examples of its output on social media from Suno employees and people given early access -- and it's impressive. Suno has an iPhone app that allows you to create a song from an image, and this is likely to include v4 when it launches. If you want to get started with Suno we have a guide to using the AI music generator. I haven't personally put Suno v4 to the test, so I'm going purely on the videos I've seen shared on social media but the vocal quality and overall production tone seem leaps and bounds above anything we've seen before. It is possible v4 also comes with other new features but for now, based purely on the sound, its going to be an upgrade everyone will want to put to the test. Many of the sample tracks I've heard made me double-take over whether it really was AI. One area Suno has always done well is country, but the vocals always felt a little like someone had overdone the autotune. Not with v4. This sample from imolivercom sounds like something I'd find in a top Spotify playlist. The combination of music and video is going to be significant, especially now we have good lip synching. Here's an example from AI creator DAViD on X that shows just how good the voice parts are from Suno v4. It starts with apes and monkeys talking about Suno generally, before they break out into song with the music produced using v4. Jamain Gerard went more pop with his Suno v4 sample. He animated with Viggle and wrote: "The advancements in song generation and vocals with V4 are miles ahead of V3. This is only the beginning!" So far most of the sample clips have only been a few seconds long but that is more than enough to see the marked improvement in vocal tone. The Suno team shared their own v4 example with a real soulful tune giving off John Legend vibes (without sounding like him at all). Suno puts a lot of effort in to ensure users can't just replicate the sound of real artists. This sample is what first got me excited for the new model as it demonstrates a level of vocal fidelity even human singers struggle with. Finally we go back to imOliver who responded to questions from his followers about how well it handles heavier songs. This is a nu-metal track made in v4 called Stone. I don't think its as good as some of the other examples, but I'm also not a big metal, nuMetal or heavy music fan so it may just be my personal bias. I think you could get something close to this with v3.5, which was always good at heavier tracks. AI generated music is coming on so quickly that we've gone, in a year, from not being able to generated vocals at all to creating custom singers across multiple tracks that sound like a human. Not everyone is going to be a fan of AI generated music. There are ongoing court cases around the use of commercial music in training data and musicians are concerned for the impact it will have on their income. I think both worlds can exist and in fact human musicians using AI will allow us to enter a new golden era of music with new genres, mashups and styles coming faster than ever before as experimentation just got a whole lot cheaper.

Tom's Guide

Wed, 13 Nov, 12:18 PM UTC

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