Discover Adobe Music Genai Control, the new AI that turns text into music

Meet Adobe Music GenAI Control, the new AI that turns text into music

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New AI tool lets you create and edit royalty-free songs from simple text prompts

A Adobe seeks the cutting edge of audio creation and editing with the launch of Music GenAI Control, your new tool for creating music made by AI, learn more:

How Music GenAI Control works

O Adobe Music GenAI ou Project Music GenAI Control is a tool that allows users to generate and edit AI-created music from text prompts.

Users can enter adjectives and music genres to describe the type of audio they want, such as “heavy rock,” “dance music,” or “introspective jazz.” The tool then generates music based on these inputs. Once generated, music can be refined and edited to adjust rhythm, structure, and repetition patterns.

The new artificial intelligence of Adobe is especially useful for YouTubers, influencers and podcasters looking for copyright-free intro, outro or background music, i.e. songs without royalties. Additionally, users can transform their generated audio based on a reference melody, extend the length of a clip, remix a section, or generate a loop repeatable.

Nicholas Bryan, senior research scientist at Adobe, described the tool as a co-creator, helping people create music for their projects. He also highlighted that the tool is not just limited to generating audio, but also offers creatives the same kind of deep control to shape, tweak and edit their audio, similar to Photoshop.

A fascinating feature of these new tools is their ability to go beyond audio generation, giving creatives a Photoshop-like level of deep control to shape, adjust, and edit audio. It's like having a pixel level control for music.

Nicholas Bryan, scientist at Adobe

O GenAI is being developed in collaboration with colleagues at the University of California, San Diego, and Carnegie Mellon University, and its release does not yet have a specific date.

A Adobe already has audio editing tools, such as Adobe Audition and the adorable Adobe Premiere Pro. However, it is not yet clear whether its new music AI tool will be released as a standalone product or as an integration into an existing app.

Copyright and Royalty Free Music

In Brazil, according to law 9610/98, only natural persons can be considered authors of literary, artistic or scientific works
In Brazil, according to Law 9610 / 98, only natural persons can be considered authors of literary, artistic or scientific works. (Image: TechTheBoy)

Songs “royalty free“, or royalty-free music, is music that can be used without paying royalties to the original creator. Once purchased, they can be used as many times as you want, for any purpose, without additional fees. O Music GenAI Control da Adobe allows users to generate their own original music, eliminating the need to pay royalties for pre-existing music.

The use of AI music creation tools is reshaping the landscape of music production. These tools allow users to generate original music from text prompts, providing a new form of creative expression.

However, this also raises complex copyright issues. If a song is generated by AI, who is the real author? The user who provided the text prompt, or the AI ​​that created the music?

The discussion about the authorship of works created by AI raises questions about whether these works can receive copyright protection. In some countries, such as England, authorship is attributed to the person who instructs the creation of the work, and not to the AI ​​itself.

The applicability of copyright protection to products created with the help of AI is a matter of controversy. While some argue that protection does not apply since the creator is not human, others argue that human participation in suggesting the result guarantees copyright protection.

The popularization of AI tools in music creation is having an impact on the market, with independent artists and low-income professionals using this technology due to its accessibility and quality comparable to human production.

These issues continue to be debated and the implications for copyright are profound. As these tools become more common, we are likely to see new laws and regulations to address these issues.

Discover other Adobe AIs

Screenshot of using Adobe Firefly to create images using artificial intelligence
Adobe has its own AI to create images (Screenshot: Victor Pacheco/Showmetech)


Currently, the Adobe offers several artificial intelligence tools in its product range. Some of the company's top AI tools include:

A generative AI model focused on images and text, allowing the creation of an infinite variety of images with simple text commands. It complements the creation tools of Adobe, enabling the editing and generation of different types of media, such as static images, videos and 3D.

O Sensei is part of Adobe Experience Cloud, delivering faster projects and streamlined marketing processes with AI as a co-pilot.

Furthermore, within the Adobe Creative Cloud, a subscription service that includes several popular programs such as Photoshop, Illustration e InDesign, there are other tools that incorporate AI elements to improve user experience and increase efficiency in content creation.

These tools demonstrate the company's commitment to Adobe in integrating AI into its products to enhance users' creativity and productivity.

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Source: The Verge, Adobe, PCMag, Slashdot

Text proofread by: Pedro Bomfim

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