You Can Now Create Short Music Tracks On Command Using Google's AI-Based Instrument Playground: Here's How - Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL)

Alphabet Inc.’s GOOG GOOGL latest venture, Google’s Instrument Playground, has joined the league of AI-infused music platforms like Meta‘s MusicGen. While its current repertoire primarily generates straightforward beats, this experimental AI tool has unveiled potential for broader musical landscapes.

What Happened: With the help of Google’s Instrument Playground, users can craft 20-second music tracks using a single text prompt, steering the AI to emulate over 65 instruments globally—ranging from common choices like the Piano, Guitar, Violin to more obscure ones like the Dizi from China.

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If you also want to try this AI-flavored music platform, follow these simple steps: 

Step I: Visit the Instrument Playground website and input a desired prompt or choose from the provided instrument list. You can also add an adjective to affect the sound of the instrument.

Step II: Experiment with a limited but accessible 12-key keyboard, aligning with the C Major and C Minor scales.

Step III: Employ the three available modes—Ambient, Beat, and Pitch—to alter the generated track’s overall feel, accentuate notable peaks, or adjust segment lengths.

Step IV: For the adept, activate the Advanced mode to blend up to four AI instruments via a sequencer.

Bonus Step: Users can then record a snippet and download it as a .wav file for further use or sharing.

Despite its rudimentary editing tools, the platform allows users to exercise creative control by tweaking octaves, applying sound effects, and manipulating musical segments.

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Editor’s Note: Artificial intelligence was used as a secondary aid in writing this story.



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