Adobe recently unveiled its latest experimental artificial intelligence (AI) tool, Project Music GenAI Control, which has the capability to generate music from simple text prompts. This cutting-edge tool not only generates music but also offers users “pixel-level control for music”, allowing them to edit, lengthen, shorten, remix, and create loops with ease. The tool provides a variety of options for granular control of the generated clip, giving users the power to customize their music creation process like never before.
Project Music GenAI Control operates like most other AI tools, offering users a text field where they can input plain text prompts such as “happy rock song”, “intense hip hop beats”, or “sad jazz”. Once the text prompt is entered, the AI generates a music clip based on the request made. The generated clip consists solely of musical instruments, without any vocals. However, this is just the beginning of what this innovative platform can achieve. According to Adobe, users can access multiple editing tools post-generation to alter the sound of the music track. Users can adjust parameters such as intensity, structure, tempo, and more at any point in the clip. They also have the freedom to extend the length of the music, add additional sequences, remix sections of the clip, or transform it into a repeating loop. A noteworthy feature of the AI music generator is its ability to allow users to change the audio using a reference melody from any modern or classic music piece, thereby enabling them to modify the style and genre of the music as desired.
Adobe emphasizes that the deep level of control offered by this AI-generated clip makes it incredibly versatile for various applications, including video intros, podcasts, music production, and more. The tool’s flexibility and customization options make it a valuable asset for creative projects that require unique and personalized music elements. Users can experiment with different styles, genres, and editing options to tailor the music clip to their specific needs, making it a valuable resource for content creators, musicians, and multimedia professionals.
Regarding data privacy, Adobe assures that its AI model was trained using publicly available data, prioritizing user privacy and data security. However, the company has not disclosed detailed information about the architecture of the foundation model or the interface, leaving some aspects of the tool shrouded in mystery. It is essential to note that Adobe is not the sole player in the AI music generation arena. Competitors like Google with its MusicLM and Meta with its AudioCraft also offer AI-based music generation tools. Google’s MusicLM is currently in development, while Meta’s AudioCraft is an open-source AI model for music generation available on GitHub, adding more depth to the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-generated music tools.
Adobe’s Project Music GenAI Control represents a significant advancement in AI-generated music technology, offering users unparalleled control and customization options for music creation. With its innovative features and editing capabilities, this tool is poised to revolutionize the way music is produced and utilized in various creative projects. As the field of AI-generated music continues to expand, Adobe’s latest offering sets a high standard for creativity and flexibility in music production tools.