TL;DR:
- Adobe’s GenAI allows users to create music from text prompts or reference melodies and edit results precisely
- Developed in collaboration with top universities, GenAI focuses on deep control of music creation
- Concerns over copyright infringement with AI-generated music remain as GenAI’s use of data aligns with Adobe’s ethics principles
Introduction:
A new exciting development in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in AI is Adobe’s Project Music GenAI Control, an AI-powered tool that simplifies music creation. This article explores GenAI, its features, and the potential implications for content creators and musicians in Asia and beyond.
Adobe’s Project Music GenAI Control: A New Era of Music Creation
Adobe has unveiled Project Music GenAI Control, an AI-powered tool that promises to revolutionise music creation. With GenAI, users can generate music using a simple text prompt or a reference melody and further enhance their creations with various editing features.
Collaboration with Top Universities and Deep Control
GenAI is developed in collaboration with researchers at the University of California and Carnegie Mellon University. This collaboration focuses on providing users with deep control over music creation, eliminating the need for external editing software. Nicholas Bryan, Senior Research Scientist at Adobe Research, says:
“These new tools aren’t just about generating audio—they’re taking it to the level of Photoshop by giving creatives the same kind of deep control to shape, tweak, and edit their audio. It’s a kind of pixel-level control for music.”
Potential Impact on Content Creators in Asia
GenAI can be a game-changer for content creators in Asia, such as YouTubers, podcasters, and others who require simple loops and basic audio adjustments. Its intuitive interface and AI-driven capabilities make it easy for users without formal musical training to create engaging audio content.
Ethical Concerns and Copyright Issues
Adobe is committed to adhering to its AI ethics principles, ensuring that GenAI is developed responsibly. However, concerns over copyright infringement with AI-generated music remain. The reference melody feature raises questions about which songs users can upload. Adobe must tread carefully to avoid copyright-protected music and potential legal issues with music labels and artists.
Embracing AI-Generated Music: A Mixed Reaction from Artists
The rise of AI-generated music has received mixed reactions from artists. Some, like Grimes, embrace the concept, while others worry about intellectual property theft. As AI music tools like GenAI become more accessible, debates around copyright and royalties will likely intensify.
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