Brooklyn, NY – Adobe has introduced Project Music GenAI Control, a new research initiative exploring the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for music creation and editing.
This prototype tool, announced at the Hot Pod Summit, allows users to generate music based on text descriptions and offers editing capabilities within the same workflow.
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Text-to-Music Generation and Editing in One Place
Project Music GenAI Control enables users to describe their desired music using text prompts, such as “pop beats” or “melancholic violin beat.”
The tool then generates audio based on the description. Users can then edit the generated audio within the same interface, adjusting elements like tempo, intensity, and structure.
This integrated approach aims to streamline the music creation process, particularly for those without extensive musical experience.
Ethics and Transparency
Developed in collaboration with researchers from leading universities, Project Music GenAI Control emphasizes ethical considerations.
Adobe trains its AI models on licensed or public domain data to ensure compliance with copyright laws.
Additionally, the company is exploring the use of watermarking technology to identify audio generated by the tool, promoting transparency and respecting intellectual property rights.
While Project Music GenAI Control is currently in the research phase and lacks a user interface, it represents a significant advancement in AI-powered music creation and editing.
Adobe’s Broader AI Strategy
Project Music GenAI Control shows Adobe’s commitment to utilize AI to enhance creative tools. Similar initiatives, such as Project Sound Lift, focus on using AI to address common audio challenges like background noise removal and audio enhancement.
These developments obviously help in driving the adoption of AI technology within the creative industries, aiming to simplify and enhance the creative process for both professional and amateur creators.
