New 'humming' feature for YouTube: Finding songs you don't know the name of will become easier
The YouTube team has made a move that will make it easier to find songs you don't know the name of and can only hum. The team has begun testing a new artificial intelligence tool capable of turning hums into songs. It was also stated that many famous voices could be imitated using artificial intelligence.
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YouTube is beginning to test new artificial intelligence music features developed in partnership with Google's DeepMind AI laboratory. It was announced that the most important of these features is called Dream Track, which will allow us to have famous artists sing songs we want, as well as songs that do not even exist.
According to the report on Webtekno; it was noted that the system's operation is quite simple, and we will submit our written prompts in the way we are accustomed to with generative artificial intelligence. The artificial intelligence will create song lyrics in accordance with the prompts we provide. It was then stated that we will have the opportunity to listen to tracks in the voices of the artists we choose for up to 30 seconds.
YouTube, which has reached agreements with nine artists for the project, shared that these names are Alec Benjamin, Charlie Puth, Charli XCX, Demi Lovato, John Legend, Papoose, Sia, T-Pain, and Troye Sivan. Making statements on the subject, American artist Demi Lovato said that artists should also participate in artificial intelligence, which seems to be shaping the future.
YouTube also shared two song examples created using this feature. It was noted that these songs were prepared with the instruction "Opposites attract" using Charlie Puth's voice for one, and for the other, a piece belonging to the Florida region with composition and lyrics by Dream Track and vocals by T-Pain, with the instruction "R&B on a sunny Florida morning."