Google is conducting a new AI experiment to mark the beginning of the upcoming festive season. An artist in residence at Google Arts & Culture Lab, Simon Doury, has rolled out a new AI powered tool called Instrument Playground for the company. This tool can help users to create music inspired by instruments from around the globe.
How it works
The tool is trained with 100 musical instruments from around the world and includes the Veena from India, the Dizifrom China and the Mbria from Zimbabwe.Users can choose the instruments they want to play andMusicLM will generate a 20 second sound clip. Google made MusicLM text-to-music AI tool available to the public in May.
Users can also add an adjective to their prompt to shape the results such as ‘moody’, ‘happy’, or ‘romantic’. In its blog post, the company notes that users can add the terms ‘merry’ or ‘joyful’ to compose a festive jingle. The tool will even allow users to play and create with the sound clip choosing between different modes from “Ambient” to “Beat” to “Pitch” to explore different sound effects.
How it works
The tool is trained with 100 musical instruments from around the world and includes the Veena from India, the Dizifrom China and the Mbria from Zimbabwe.Users can choose the instruments they want to play andMusicLM will generate a 20 second sound clip. Google made MusicLM text-to-music AI tool available to the public in May.
Users can also add an adjective to their prompt to shape the results such as ‘moody’, ‘happy’, or ‘romantic’. In its blog post, the company notes that users can add the terms ‘merry’ or ‘joyful’ to compose a festive jingle. The tool will even allow users to play and create with the sound clip choosing between different modes from “Ambient” to “Beat” to “Pitch” to explore different sound effects.
Apart from this, users can also try the sequencer by selecting the advanced mode. This will help them to layer and loop up to four instruments. Google has also created some festive jingles which includes “Chime Chime Ya”, a classic jingley composition inspired by festive chimes and “Ho Ho Ho” which is an ode to Santa Claus and has a layering of “festive church bells” and “heavenly gongs.”
Instrument Playground – ChimeChimeYa
Instrument Playground – Ho Ho Ho
Click here to try out google’s new Instrument Playground tool. However, it’s important to note that the tool didn’t seem to work properly while the tool completely rejected others. In some cases, an error also popped-up to say that it doesn’t allow prompts referencing specific artists.
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