Udio: The FREE AI Music Creator That Changes Music Forever
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- Amazing News today! Udio, the remarkable AI Music Generator that we looked at just a few days ago has surfaced, and even better: It is FREE during this open beta!
I had a call with the Udio team after my recent video, and they offered me access, so naturally I decided that I would make a tutorial for you as well!
So this is everything you need to know to get started with Udio!
Plus, since I had a chat with Udio, I have some answers to a few of your burning questions from the comments in the last video!
UDIO BETA SIGNUP:
www.udio.com/
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
0:31 - Udio Home & First Sample
1:22 - Modern Sounds in Udio
2:24 - Follow up on Udio Dynamic Range
2:47 - Prompting in Udio
4:12 - Extending a Song in Udio
5:19 - Creating Lyrics
5:52 - Extension Results
6:18 - Copyrighted Lyrics in Udio
6:32 - Pushing Udio's Genre Limits
7:44 - Things get Weird
8:33 - Bad Results in Udio
9:14 Remixing in Udio
10:30 - Flagging Artists names in Udio
11:04 - Who Are Udio?
11:28 - Upcoming Features to Udio
12:06 - Pricing & Signup - Наука та технологія
The problem is, if I don't want to listen to anyone else's AI generated music, nobody is going to want to listen to mine. I'm running into that post-pandemic a lot with UA-cam videos. Nobody cares any more about watching other people's content. We're all just creating a custom vanity mirror to look back at ourselves. That's how humanity dies...
Ngl: most people don’t want to listen to anyone’s music! Or, at least that’s what my own Spotify metrics tell me!
Joke aside, you’re right. Already seeing that on various socials, flooded with other people’s Udio and Suno creations. And that’s ok- maybe this isn’t meant for outward facing “audience” music, but rather custom created individual song that you make for you. Like, “earbud music” not Aux connection music.
@@TheoreticallyMedia Yeah, I've used udio this week to turn old poems into songs, and give them an actual chance to travel and a new audience (nobody reads poems anymore, but being lazy they may listen to a song).
If you were to set up a streaming radio station playing an AI song, then as that plays, creating the next one up in the que, and just broadcast a steady non-stop stream of AI created songs... would anybody listen to it?
Yes, at first, it might be fascinating, but in no short time, if a listener had half a brain cell firing they'd think, this is all just autogenerated crrp to tug at my emotions. That being said, the supply of half of brain cells is diminishing in this burgeoning idiocracy.
I love how you don't edit your videos with a bunch of annoying camera cuts like everyone else. You content is always very solid too. You are the best in the AI space period!
Haha, Yeah-- I don't really do the super cut-y zoom in, whoosh sound thing. I mean, a large part is that I do my own editing, so...I'm lazy?
But yeah-- that ultra YT style just isn't my thing as well.
It's funny, my pace (if we aren't diving into a tutorial section where we're looking closely at something) is about 5 seconds per shot. Which, is still kind of fast. I just don't feel the need to do a bunch of bells and whistles in that time.
That, and I always just trust that you guys all have an attention span longer than 10 seconds!
@@TheoreticallyMedia all the other youtubers have so much crap flying in front of the screen it gives me anxiety lol i know the reason most of them do it is because for a time it worked.. now its just out of hand
Live performances and original human creationswill just be all that more precious and respected. A rebirth.
Yup. That’s my take. Spotify has been horrible for musicians. If it crashes from all this, I have no problem with it.
i can actually imagine a band that plays this ai generated songs live
@@robotron07Absolutely possible 😅
oh great bad news for Hikikomori 😂
No, live has been ruined for decades now.
If we ever get a non-stunning week in AI, I'd be happy to just keep listening to you talk about AI Music. You both seem to know your stuff and not be too elitist about it, a rare combination.
Thank you for the great overview. I think the most important feature to request, for actual control, is for the AI to be able to modify previous generations using a follow-up prompt like "This, but make the bass less pronounced and make it more upbeat". Coming from stable diffusion background, the thing that made image generative AI actually become a good tool for artists was the ability to work iteratively - get something close-ish to what you want, then refine it more and more and more with each new attempt. If we have to start from scratch every time, we're never getting exactly what we wanted.
Stoked that more music stuff is coming out so you can talk about it.
I also loved the short discussion last week. If you did a podcast that got actual musicians on to talk about AI openly, that'd be super cool. I'm thinking there's a whole world of people in the music industry, from producers to session musicians to ad jingle writers to the yes, rock stars, who all feel lots of different ways about it and are probably both worried and excited. Would be pretty great content, even if it's just a one-off or occasional thing.
Great video, bro. Can't wait to try out Udio. Love your taste in tunes, btw. Keep rockin'!
Just been spending the evening with Udio... all i can say is OMG. The depth... the virtuosity is incredible. I accidentally started a generation about being frustrated with a broken machine (was some default offering). It has now turned into an epic metal anthem about breaking free from societal oppression... with scorching music... a raw female singer... Incredible lyrics. (Udio AI writes amazingly. No lazy rhyming but really thoughtful and evocative prose) I have become totally obsessed with this track. Just trying to finish it off now. On 23 generations... but lots of that was experimenting and getting to know the app. Thanks for sharing the link... was having trouble finding it through Google. This app makes Suno v3 look kinda silly. Its not only my own song... but some of the ones Ive heard from others are breathtaking... this is next level stuff. I am totally impressed.
by the end of the year i bet we will have granular control over generations and if you know some music you could actually tell it to use certaing chords and melodies
I'm totally obsessed myself here. And I'm just scratching the surface. Entering my own lyrics and doing songs for friends.
@@Ibuyoldbeer
Why bother write even own lyrics? Rather just let AI do it all. And your friends can make AI songs by themselves in one minut.
So far it's been creating more interesting tracks for me than some of the well known alternative bands of the late 70s and early 80s not big hits but better than the fillers on a lot of those type of albums, imagine if they had access to this tech back then their minds would have been blown, it would have been alchemy.
You are now officially my helper for first suggestions for my next moves in the world of artificial song production. Congratulations! ;)
Your musical refs blows me away, I've been addicted to Animals as Leaders since I've discovered them 5 years ago
They're SO stupid good. One of my favorite things is to try and take just a little section of a Tosin riff or solo and try to figure out how to cop it on a 6 string. Not at all note for note, but just his ideas on phrasing and rhythm.
I can't keep up with trying to play like them though! Tried an 8-string once and got totally confused!
not only that but Primus as well! What a great taste
Through watching this I am reminded how important it is to hear about these tools from actual musicians and producers, and how much less annoying it is when someone with cultivated music appreciation/discernment and taste is analyzing their output.
You just made my day! And I can now log into Udio's platform.
I’m a session guitarist and I love this, anything that takes music away from big business is great, if you don’t want A I support live bands by going to more gigs.
Warning for Udio users: PLEASE fully read their terms of service, and while it is a bit swiss cheese that doesnt' mean it's not a worthy app for some: If you are interested in distributing music you've made: DONT, the Terms are a bit "wishy washy" in that they forget you can't upload directly to spotify and apple without a distributor, and it's a "NON COMMERCIAL PERSONAL AND ATTRIBUTIVE" sort of liscence, which means: if you're profiting off your music, try something else - I had to read it myself because i'm CURIOUS about AI music, because i use loops and samples myself that aren't AI generated and hoboy: I'm not going to attempt to use Udio and have to pay extra for attribution, and then get stuff taken down because they claim it before I can do anything.
It wouldn't make any sense to begin with to publish the output as one's own and try to make money wiith it. it would be like playing the lottery. There would be nothing to actually identify with for the "artist" using such tools to produce music.
Thanks. Exactly what I need to know about Udio.
@@dkpianistdudes won’t care and will just massively spam spotify. This is the end
My guy came through again with another Al music update banger. Thanks for all you do fam!
Superb coverage, Tim. Thank you. Holy moly, this is what it must have felt like when they unveiled the wheel or the printing press.
The song: "Echoes of the unknown silence" on Udio changed my mind of AI and music. Man ... a bit in when she really starts to sing..wow.
The Frank Zappa part was great, I'm a big Steve Vai fan so that part made me smile. Good stuff.
Have you seen the Steve Vai documentary on UA-cam?
@@AlanBerry yep so good.
@@RetropunkAI thanks man. I made it. 😀
I knew this day would come but didn't think it'd be that fast! And it's v1.0 BETA! This instantly puts out most music production out of business.
All that’s missing is the granular controls. I made a song so catchy, with my own lyrics from way back. Tbh the only reason I’m sad that the site has crashed is I want to listen to it again ☺️ - I’ve been a songwriter for 35 years.
@@T1tusCr0w yeah its beta right now the server issue will dissapear over time
@@T1tusCr0wyou just wrote a prompt
@@johndoe_1984 🤣
@@johndoe_1984
So? It is all that is needed now. The era of human song writing is over.
Thanks Tim! Great video and nice to see that your music taste is great (Dream Theater, Zappa etc. Wow! Just my taste as well). Really enjoy your humorous way of thinking and making videos. btw we hae some commonality in comics as well as I´ve done them too (found on my channel as a youtube video). Thank You!
Woot I'm in! It took a day to get into the beta and 30minutes to generate a song but damn the quality is great!
This feels like it could be a Suno killer. My first generation was amazing! Thanks for reviewing this. I hadn't heard about it until this video.
Tim at 1,200 songs per month FREE during the beta, what kind of volume do you see amassing? If Udio gains a thousand subscribers in the first month, that could be over 1 million songs (realizing that a lot of it might be just short riffs). But pre AI text-to-music, how many songs or tracks were published or copyrighted in say 2019, pre-pandemic (by everyday musicians, composers and songwriters)? The numbers become mind boggling when you think there will be multiple music generating platforms. You really have a great UA-cam channel! Keep up the great work!
i tested this, I'm just amazed, the flexibility, being part of Theoretically Media 3X your capability with AI. Such a great commentator and brings great Value with every video.
After spending a small amount of time messing around I got a good feel for what was possible and have made 4 full length songs already that sound really good. You can tell that it's AI if you properly listen and it lacks a little bit of consistency, e.g. the chorus might not always be exactly the same. Some features I'd love to see would be greater control over instrumentation etc, more consistency in key elements of the like the chorus, main melody, etc and I'd like the option to trim clips or allow a little more fuzziness between the different extensions. My only complaint is that vocals do still appear at times during sections that are supposed to be instrumental only. Usually it takes a couple of re-rolls to get what you're after.
is the site safe cuz i got mcafee warning to not visit it I really want to try it though
Very cool, the sounds are great and I was literally talking to my wife about this topic last night. Currently the generation isn't working for me (something about being under maintenance) but listening to the music already there is nice.
Thank you for your excellent channel! Much appreciated! I was testing Suno vs Udio and was amazed by the same unexpected outcomes although they are unrelated models, as far as I understood. Both at Suno and Udio I tried different prompts aiming at "classical violin solo". Both Suno and Udo generated piano music pieces. IS it just me, our does this smell fishy regarding the audio training data and LLM used for the interpretation? Love to hear your thoughts on this! Keep up the fabulous work!
Can’t wait to have a play with it. Sun has been fun along with Kaiber for the music videos.
Thank you soooooo much for introducing Udio!! it sounds like the next version of Suno perhaps,.? :) (which I just got a year subscription for,..) anyhow,.this is A.i.mazing !!
I'm excited to try Udio and it does seem to have some innovations on Suno (I love the ability to add an extension before and after the current generation). Personally, I wouldn't listen to any of these tracks and there are Suno tracks I would listen to so I'm not sure it's overall really blowing me away but we need more time to see what it's capable of.
You really know a hell lot about music. I am very impressed with Udio. It's def not there yet but it's approaching at what seems like light speed. Very curious where they will be say half a year from now.
This is awesome! I’ve written lyrics for years and can feel the songs but but can’t sing or play well enough. Now I can create!!
yeah and only you will hear it. because every person can make this and maybe the ai will write better lyrics than you
@@Ruedi-ol1ul😂 i don‘t get how people don‘t see this. It is not a Tool it replaces.
@@flyversusfly76what’s the problem, I’m old enough to remember the start of MTV, video killed the radio star, Also people kicked off about the internet, MP3s even UA-cam, personally I think this is brilliant and can only get better, I’m a session guitarist, I can now make the music and video I want and do it all at home, just look at the music scene over the last ten or more years, A I is definitely a good thing.
@@hardlines2635 it‘s cool that you see the potential. Me personally I think why should anyone pay for a session guitarist when I can Click some buttons to instantly have 10 great guitar riffs „in the style of“ fitted right my Song? I think there will be a niche for human music as an Art form still.
It’s depressing that AI is allowing people to cut corners like this instead of actually learning the skills required, all while completely devaluing real musicians who have spent years mastering their craft
I am a Suno fanboy and have been using it since V1 and it has accelerated my songwriting 10x. I thought V3 was a game changer and that Suno was so far ahead of the competition. People were hyping Sonauto as the Suno killer which I thought was mid at best. Udio in BETA has just laid down the gauntlet!!! It sounds amazing. The website is getting crushed right now and generations take forever. The 30 second generations don't measure up to the Suno V3 2-minute generations. But this is freaking BETA. AI music is here and is only going to get better.
So far Udio seems interesting. Still a long way to go though but for sure a step in the right direction. I like it so far. Competition breeds excellence. :D
One problem I've had with other AI music generators is when I try to sample a section of the output and then use Ableton Live's "convert harmony/melody to new MIDI track" feature. It seems like the bitrate is so low and there's so much artifacting that the MIDI extraction ends up being so extremely noisy and chaotic that it's unusable, and it's just quicker to listen and manually play the part. (To be fair, this does happen to a lesser degree even with very clean high quality source material.) But I'll be interested to experiment with that feature with Udio's output.
Udio sounds incredibly clean compared to that other one Suno
We need a Magnific for sound and music upscaling. Then it won’t matter the quality of the original.
@@Edbrad I think so too! But I wonder if some of these services are "watermarking" their generations by omitting particular narrow bands of frequencies in both time and Hz.
7:06
That's pretty awesome!!
It's funny, I kind of slag on it in the video, but it is also the one song from the video that keeps getting stuck in my head...so...there is something to it!
This is epic, I'm sure my kids will have fun playing with this creating their own music to sing.
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Udio throw me an error whenever I try .. guess you sent a billion people up there :)
I'm sure they're getting HAMMERED right now-- give it a few hours to see if the servers cool down a bit!
@@TheoreticallyMediait’s broken right now because to much traffic and not enough gpu power for the server
This is already sounding way better than Suno, so it does make a lot of sense that it's crashing 😂
What's the website?!
@@NicVandEmZ wonder why :)
It made me smile when you smiled at your Push me to the limits part. Just a stupid "I'm enjoying this!" smile...lol.
First radio play of a Udio song was last night on Oystermouth Radio at just after 9:15pm. The show should be repeated tonight at the same time.
oh, that's fascinating! I guess someone had to be the first!
Great content! I have to say that you are my go to AI video/image/(and now)audio- nice to have someone that is just good!
I just can not fathom this?! I just made a song about some stories for my kids- still can't believe it!
Question- did the video auto generated? If so, is it pretty slow? mine does not have videos yet.
I was against most ai but mainly the ones that stealing the likeness of other artists but for someone with thousands of random random songs and lyrics over the years and an ear for what I want to hear as production, this site has been the most exciting thing ive experienced in years. It helps all these lost lyrics find a home. I treat the creations like samples and flip them in creative ways and you can argue that it’s less destructive than sampling
people’s music without permission.
Wow, I've discovered covers of existing songs and melodies there, probably from one of the developers, because I haven't been able to discover this feature anywhere yet. So this is already technically possible! I hope this will soon be available as a feature, but then of course it will quickly become difficult from a copyright point of view. So we will have to hope for the rapid appearance of an open source alternative!
can you use a made and downloaded song in a youtube video? or is that not allowed with udio beta? or burning your mp3 you made with udio and burn it to a cd and share it with friends?
You should be able to. As it currently stands, there is no copyright restrictions on AI Generated music.
Holy crap! I'm totally blown away by this! Thanks for sharing. I can't believe it's free. I'd happily pay a subscription or whatever. How's it going to work going forward with copyright in the future?
The "mic issue" is just AGI trying to steal the show
Thank for sharing Udio!
I thought Suno Ai was rad... I mean, V3 is still great but ound? Holy molly maceroni!!! That's another level! And the control is also more advanced than with Suno! ... Crazy.
I'm really speechless... I think here too, as with every AI, you're bound to come across a repeating pattern at some point, but still! Just the fact that mam can combine completely absurd style directions with each other relatively easily and without cramping AND that it still sounds good or at least interesting... Let's see if I can still get my metal song realized the way I want it to be :)
Love it! Also when I think of Will I Am i always think of Tim lol
Same!! Have a blast with it! You're going to have so much fun!
You sir are always on the bleeding edge. Thank you!
My Udio generations are taking a long time... what were your average generation times? (watched your whole video, still waiting for my 1st gens to complete, haha)
Update: 1st 2 generations took 20 minutes.
Next 2 took 33 seconds! 🤯
Thanks Tim. sMV will be putting this in play very soon.
Whoa, love the music you use to test things out - Bad Primus 😂
Haha, thanks! Yeah, I wanted to see how far I could take it-- namely in terms of really stretching out the genres. And man, Primus? You don't get a better stress test than that!
UPDATE: Udio has already fixed the issue with consistent choruses that I mentioned below. It can now understand what's in your track within a 2 minute window whereas before is was only a 30 second window. That's impressively quick for support. Now, for me, this is now beating Suno, especially since Suno has run into issues with version 3. I've been able to easily extend Udio clips to over 3 minutes. At this point, I'm just waiting for the musician tools and an increase in clip length. Stems, or hopefully every track separate, will be prefect and that seems to be on Udio's radar.
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Having used this for a few days, there are definitely some things missing I'm sure others who write songs with lyrics may have noticed. I wasn't able to get consistency. Not even close. The extend feature often results in chaos. trying to get consistent verses and choruses isn't easily achieved. What I would prefer would be to see an app where you get to work on single sections without having to worry about fitting things into a 33 second window or some other number. Generating things and crossing your fingers isn't working for me.
For example, it would be perfect if we had an option to work on the intro, verses, pre-choruses, choruses, bridge and any desired instrumental sections separately. Once and initial selection for a section is made, they should remain consistent with a scalable amount of variation in the music and melody via perhaps a slider that determines the amount of variation desired. Once worked out, we should be able to chain those sections as desired within an "arranger" that provides smooth transitions between the sections. And if we don't like that arrangement, we should be able to change it by re-ordering the sections and have the app automatically fix the transitions between sections to match. That would be much closer to how many songwriters work things out.
Maybe this is asking for too much in the near future, but if this could be considered, I think everyone would be happy. For now, I'm doing a lot of offline editing and a lot of generating that wastes credits.
Where does the video in the bottom right hand corner playing along with the songs come from?
Oh, that's just some stuff I put in so it wasn't just a static screen. Random videos, Animals As Leaders, and a band called Turnstile for the punk rock section.
@@TheoreticallyMedia Oh and here I was thinking I had somehow missed a cool bundled music to video feature lol!
@TheoreticallyMedia Good stuff as always, Tim. If you had asked me 3-4 months ago how long it would take to get to this level, I would have guessed at least 5 years. It's amazing to think that THIS is where we are today, and it will only improve. Of course, how we, as musicians, ultimately utilize the tools will be the real challenge.
Just tried it. Mind. Blown.
Most of the people complaining about A. I devaluing their work would probably never have made much from it anyway but A. I gives them an opportunity to ramp it up a level and bring back some creativity. It's like complaining about people using photoshop, you still need to know what you want the end result to be and you learn the skills you need to achieve it At some point people will need to decide whether they want a brain chip or not, it's not for me at present but the world around us or circumstances could change so much that we might decide it's necessary, who knows?
Curious to hear your thoughts on udio vs suno, personally I've been enjoying making music on suno more but that might change as udio matures.
Prompting Primus is a great bar to set to see if AI has surpassed human skill yet, and clearly, it has not. Les ftw. Great video again!
Haha, if there is ever a full Les-AI, man...the world is going to become is really, really, really, surreal place!
To my ears, it sounded a bit like an outtake from AntiPop...which, is my least favorite Primus album.
@@TheoreticallyMedia Agreed. Anti-pop was when they brought in some nu-metal influence, probably by the label, to sell records. I was a touring metal musician for 10 years and I'm ok with AI music, but I don't want there to be an AI-Les haha
After using the workflow for a few days... We were totally wrong about wanting one gen at a time.🎉
Hi, just tried it - really great sound quality. Would you post a feature request for me (can’t find a way to do it myself)/? I really wish I could post a melody (as midi or just written) and have it arrange a song in a certain style with this melody. As amateur musician this would make it instantly more useful and a learning tool at the same time.
I'm impressed by how AI evolution keeps getting better, improving tools. While udio has its flaws, being in beta, I believe it will evolve even further over time. I even tried creating my own music, and I can say it has been an interesting experience.
as a musician who plays many instruments, with jazz/classical/metal training, and produces in a daw, i'm excited by the prospect of collaborating with a.i. tools like UDIO. i already use AI tools like Splice Stacks and Captain Melody plugins, as well as Chat GPT for brainstorming. people who are afraid of being replaced are just being alarmist
You’re speaking my language here. I hop around a lot of genres as well- and while my theory game is so/so, I often rely on Scaler (which I consider “dumb AI”) and ChatGPT for assists.
Splice, as much as I’ve used them in the past, really has it coming. They’ve been pretty terrible in terms of optimizing their search, and DAW integration has been a mess. I’m really looking forward to the day where I can generate a kick/snare, or a keyboard pad like you can with image elements in Photoshop Gen Fill.
I know people will complain that “the AI is doing the work” but many of those people who say things like that are the ones who aren’t actually doing the work.
I see all of this as a fun and interesting way to create and learn more. Glad you commented! It’s always nice to hear from others on the same wavelength! (Pun intended!)
Alarmist? Are you delusional or maybe still in denial phase? AI will replace most of the musicians in whole world. And it will do that very, very quicky. Especially Electronic music artists.
Nobody cares if song was made by AI or by human as long as the song is good. AI just does it billions times faster and with little to no effort. There is no need anymore to learn music theory or learn difficult music programs as ANYONE can now make perfect music in few minits
Yeah, their website must be getting hammered. I keep getting "Something went wrong! [ try again ]"
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Definitely crank it up.......fan of Prog Rock here for decades 👍 👍 👍
The "Zappa" section has an interesting bit. I call it Zappa, but if you know your prog, I also hear Yes in the vocals! I didn't mention it in the video, or I'd end up spending 50 minutes rambling about prog, and then someone in a cape would show up to do a keyboard solo. hah, no one wants that!
@TheoreticallyMedia
😆 🤣 😂
Yeah, that Zappa-ish song is interesting indeed. It shows that Udio can produce listenable
off-tempo weird compositions too.
That seems even more challenging...... but I'm not a musician so I could be very wrong on this.
So I've been experimenting with Udio for the past day and.........
I'm quiet impressed! 👍 👍 👍
The only glitch is when I got a warning about my custom lyrics being forbidden ( I had ChatGPT write me lyrics for a song about the troubling politics in the US in 2024).
Thanks for your video about it. I am curious to see its limits honestly so I can exploit it for the benefit of my own music in the future
I just tried it and omgggg it is crazyyyyyy!
It's diabolical how advanced AI in 2024 has become.
Boggles to think what 2030 looks like.
Those bluegrass vox are impressive! And what do you think FZ would think of all this? Remember The Poodle Bites!
The AI's Jacques Cousteau reference at 9:53 is probably from Wu Tang Clan - Da Mystery of Chessboxin. There is a lyric with a similar reference by Ol Dirty Bastard in that record.
from the terms:
"You acknowledge and agree that we may use your INPUT Content and Output to train or otherwise improve our Services, including our artificial intelligence and machine learnings model(s) related to the Services."
"The Services may allow you to download copies of another user’s Output, and similarly other users may download copies of your Output."
So the songs are not private here...
They are not. I'll circle back to them in a bit, but from talking to them-- apparently in terms of the licence, you (the generator) have it. They keep a clause in the licensing to be able to use the output for ad purposes, but that's it.
Copyright is up in the air-- but that's an overall AI issue. If you generate an instrumental track and then sing over it, obviously that's yours and won't appear in any Ad material.
Again, at some point when things calm down (it is launch day) I'll talk to them again and get answers for all this stuff. In the meantime, just have fun generating some songs! (If you can get it to work today!)
@@TheoreticallyMedia Yea I just went through the terms and they do mention a private mode. But I couldn't find any privacy function on the interface. So as of now, sadly, with no private mode available I can't touch it.
What a joy to have AI replace a lot of the boring parts of making music. For me making music has always been about finding those nuggets by listening for something cool. Same process with AI music creation but way faster. I'm having a blast right now!
Why would you do anything by youself? Your own parts are just dragging AI down. Let AI do whole song, your own effort is not needed anymore
@@tomhe286 Not currently at least (try it yourself if you don't believe me) and I think as long as the end consumer is human that will be the case for the foreseeable future.
Thanks a lot from Spain Theorically media! !but who has the rights to the resulting song? I mean, is it possible to put it in your videos or sell it on your own?
Curiously, when I typed a prompt that included the instruction "in the style of Yes", I got something that could have been a lost Genesis track. A couple of iterations later, this time without the Yes prompt, I had a track that sounded 99% like Jon Anderson (of Yes) singing it. A bit hit and miss but some pretty amazing pastiches.
Thank you, my new favourite tool. Does free mean I can download it and use it in my commercial game as background audio?
Def noticed asking ai for description of describing an artist or style song helps as you can't say in style of artist as it's copyright so there's def learning curve and a go around and its great af generating out box audio generation like comedy or voice overs
I'm trying to generate a country song ( I tried with a lengthy description and with a short simple description), but it keeps saying there was an 'error'. Not sure what to do. Did that happen to you?
I just realized that AI will take over recorded music but perhaps there will be a market for bands to recreate the AI generated songs, live. For instance, it'd be super cool to hear a band produce that Zappa-like fisherman song on stage. Though folks may be more interested in watching holograms just mime the AI songs live.
For a while, but with robots comming next year i bet it wont take long before they take that spot aswell, not to mention the hologram that perform on stage.
Wait til there are celebrity robots, courtesy of Tesla and Elon Musk.
Yeah but they would have to pay the person who put in the prompt 😂 crazy
Still - no development is possible with these models. Just copying existing styles. Perhaps only a question of time until that hurdle is no more.
@@davidshaw3374 P.Diddy would have loved this copy/paste back in his days. Can't believe how much credit he got for just rewriting lyrics to well established hooks. Flipping breaks and making things your own is cool, but can you imagine just taking the hook from "Smells like Teen Spirit" and just changing the lyrics and saying you wrote a hit song?
absolutely insane - brilliant
Delving into storytelling and video exploration, VideoGPT subtly refines my content, adding depth and professionalism to my creative projects.
And removing all personality
What prompts would you use to create the good version of my semi-cancelled demoes i have in my channel?
I don't know if it's your fault for sending so many people over, but it just keeps saying there is an error and to try again later. "Generation is under maintenance" . I will give another try later. They probably need to update their system to handle the traffic.
This is my favorite AI channel these days. Thanks for keeping us in the loop!
I appreciate you putting time into reviewing this and bringing it to our attention. However, having played with it all evening, it is already driving me nuts...only 10 extensions to a song, so it won't compare to Suno, and while the solos are good and the ability to "go back" and create an intro is great, it can't even remember the vocalist from the start of the song, or the chorus! It also only works in roughly 32 second increments, whereas with Suno you often get nearly 2 minutes to start with (on a paid plan). And quality-wise, Suno v3 is pretty darn good...
Metropolis Part 3: publish it. Would love to hear the rest of that one. I am wondering where to go from here? I am thinking: gen tracks. Slice and dice into segments/stems and then onto DAW for composing. Thoughts?
So, Metro is actually on the "Trending" page-- if you can get in (ha, I know the servers are slagged right now), you should be able to search for it. It is GOOD. I only played that clip, but I really had a hard time deciding where to clip it!
Also: Stems are coming from Udio! Not at launch, but it is in their roadmap!
Surprisingly good, "prompt" *70s aggressive electric guitar southern rock*
AI did it again, making a believer out of me 🔥Udio Rocks
OMG, this stuff is so crazy. I mean i am making music by myself, it is mostly for fun. But this Ai. I mean a whole son in about 1 hour. I need at least 2-3 days, and thats only if i have an idea. WOW. The Future is AI, for sure.
OK, now that’s more like it! It just might be better than Suno! Guitars sound better than Suno and I’ll be putting it through the ringer over the next few days. Thanks for the quick update from yesterday. Once a paid plan is ready, pricing won’t matter as far as I’m concerned bcuz this is amazing stuff, exciting times!
As a long time guitarist-- the guitar sounds are INSANE. Not just the shred stuff either, I killed the "Bon Jovi Blues" song, but it had a pretty rippin' solo toward the end. Like, I was honestly thinking: I want to learn that solo!
@@TheoreticallyMedia - Same here. That was enough to convince me to sign up immediately. And after hearing about stems and comparing the GUI with its competitors’… I died and went to heaven.
Your video popped up on my feed, so I decided to watch it (the UA-cam algorithm must've tied this in from my interest in AI generated images I s'pose), so I had to give this Udio a try...
Holy Mackerel!!! As a gigging musician and "hired hun" of almost 40 years, I found Udio kind of scary to say the least!
My first attempt was to make a Motown song in the style of the Supremes... that kind of sucked... (and in the AI's defense, I only spent a few minutes messing about with the prompt) maybe one of the songs was decent... then I took a stab at trying for a late 70s early 80s Prog Rock type of song... and bloody hell!!! That's the track that scared the shit out of me!
The track that Udio generated from my (probably over-engineered) prompt could easily pass for an early Genesis, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and/or King Crimson's love child!
Only after a couple attempts with the Prog Rock prompt, it gave me damn near what I asked for (maybe even better) --- haunting, catchy, melodic, harmonized vocal line -- complex rhythms and somewhat odd time signatures -- powerful bass line... aye aye aye!
This tool is pretty effing scary if you ask me... but I'm absolutely intrigued by the technology... I mean... holy hell!!! And the thought that this (as well as the audio track isolation AI's) technology is SO in its infancy... my mind can only imagine what it'll be like this time next year!
Thanks for (albeit accidentally) turning me on to this tool... I'm probably gonna lose lots of sleep messing around with it, trying to come up with the most useful prompts!
Hey Phil! Glad you found the video! And yeah, the guitars in the background of the shot aren’t just for display, I’ve been a band/gig guy for many years as well!
Yeah, Udio is pretty insane! A few things to note that I didn’t mention in the video: for one, the output is at 96k Mp3, is it isn’t (at least for now) going to be appearing in a pro session.
They do plan on releasing a “pro” version for musicians where you can generate stems. Not sure for certain, but you might be able to upload a reference guitar track you wrote and prompt something like: Bombastic Hard hitting 70s arena rock drums, no double bass” and basically get John Bonham playing drums on your track. Which…even I as type that, wow.
Really, really crazy and exciting times ahead!
And yeah, it is stupid good at prog. That “zappa” track was interesting, as I actually heard a lot of vocal Yes harmonies in there!
very good, I really want it to evolve into something that I as a musician can really use.
Amazing. Cant wait to try this.
im a vocalist and was wondering I you can have it make just music with no lyrics? this way I can have some fun trying to write in different styles or genres. I'll definitly be checking it out either way!
It's working awesome for me so far.
That's great to hear!
I have been playing with Udio all day and have yet to generate 1 song that matches the quality of any of the Suno AI (v3) songs I have made. I am starting to wonder if all the hype was just for nothing. Everyone was on twitter saying that this is going to be the Sora of audio but I am failing to see it.
That said does not discount what Udio will be in the coming months or years. Really cool approach to music generation and nice to see more options in the market to be able to compete.
Honestly I couldn't agree more. The only thing that I noticed is on Suno the voice becomes robotic after some time where Udio sounds more like a real voice. Suno music is better imo for sure though
Hey, I'm not Tim but I'm still here, liking it all!!!
I am Tim, and I'm loving it!
Once finished and fine tuning remixes with the generated Ai song belong to me? Can it be copy righted etc?
12:44 what i am interested in is, is there a way to generate a consistent voice?
I have to admit that this looks amazing. I actually liked the first Bob the Fisherman song.
It wasn't bad-- it just sounded a bit like Primus from the AntiPop album, which is one that I didn't really care for that much. I'll admit, it is now kind of stuck in my head...haha.
So what I get from UDIO is that it's to Jukebox, what ElevenLabs is to Uberduck; Like it'll still make music with better audible fidelity and consistency than Jukebox, but it can't generate output from pre-existing materials/attempt to copy one artist's specific styles (like that one Bruno Mars sample from the Jukebox library)
I don't understand I got into the beta for 5 seconds now when I try to get on it says error
This looks very similar to Suno AI. I’ve spent two nights creating new songs from lyrics I’ve had waiting for years to put to music.
From what I've heard "in there" (I can't test it at the moment, the website is under maintenance), IN MY OPINION, sonically, in terms of clarity and complexity, it is clearly SUPERIOR to Suno.
I managed to test it. Jesus Christ. When this "thing" is sufficiently trained and perfected, the phrase "composing music" will have another meaning.