Meta's open-source MusicGen AI uses text to create song genre mashups
for audio, letting you describe the style of music you want, drop in an existing tune and then clicking"Generate." After a good chunk of time , it spits out a short piece of all-new music based on your text prompts and melody.
The demo on Facebook's Hugging Face AI site lets you describe your music, providing a handful of examples like"an 80s driving pop song with heavy drums and synth pads in the background." You can then"condition" that on a given song up top 30 seconds long, with controls letting select a specific portion of that. Then, you just hit generate and it renders a high-quality sample up to 12 seconds long.
We present MusicGen: A simple and controllable music generation model. MusicGen can be prompted by both text and melody.
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