Video streaming giant YouTube has given Americans glad tidings today after confirming the expansion of its Dream Track audio creator.
The company confirmed today how creators in the US can make use of this Dream Track process for creating short audio clips. This is done using AI and after prompts are provided in text format. The first time we heard about the feature was last year when Google revealed it was part of a collaborative effort featuring different artists.
The goal was to design a library featuring audio cues so AI could go back to the database and extract the necessary data. At the start, this project was only up for grabs for a selected number of American creators. Today, the company has confirmed that it’s up for grabs to all in the US.
Users can now produce unique soundtracks that are royalty-free and go as long as 30 seconds. This is ideal for matters like Short clips, the company adds. As per YouTube’s CEO, American creators can use this tool to produce instrumentals for Shorts and even longer videos. However, this does come with restrictions on certain kinds of audio which can be made. For instance, creators cannot use their own vocals right now for the clips.
Still, the benefits and usefulness of the feature are plenty. It could be handy for creating videos and efforts for customizing audio that’s unique for online content. This can even set the mood and better short clip presentations.
It’s also great in terms of adding a sneak peek at the future of creating audio on the app using tools that generate audio for uploads in stock style.
In the past, Dream Track also featured collaborations done with different famous artists and was famous by the platform as a means to explore how tech is used to build greater connections between artists and creators and in the end, their fanbase as well.
It might not exactly land up where it had first envisioned itself to be, but the fact that you can make a single creation is also very useful. We feel this is just the start of many more great things to come. It could soon develop into a bigger tool for creating audio that enhances content.
The initial release might be bigger than what it appears right now. Both ways, it’s worth experimenting and from the looks of it, Dream Track is getting launched to many American creators starting today so stay tuned!
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The company confirmed today how creators in the US can make use of this Dream Track process for creating short audio clips. This is done using AI and after prompts are provided in text format. The first time we heard about the feature was last year when Google revealed it was part of a collaborative effort featuring different artists.
The goal was to design a library featuring audio cues so AI could go back to the database and extract the necessary data. At the start, this project was only up for grabs for a selected number of American creators. Today, the company has confirmed that it’s up for grabs to all in the US.
Users can now produce unique soundtracks that are royalty-free and go as long as 30 seconds. This is ideal for matters like Short clips, the company adds. As per YouTube’s CEO, American creators can use this tool to produce instrumentals for Shorts and even longer videos. However, this does come with restrictions on certain kinds of audio which can be made. For instance, creators cannot use their own vocals right now for the clips.
Still, the benefits and usefulness of the feature are plenty. It could be handy for creating videos and efforts for customizing audio that’s unique for online content. This can even set the mood and better short clip presentations.
It’s also great in terms of adding a sneak peek at the future of creating audio on the app using tools that generate audio for uploads in stock style.
In the past, Dream Track also featured collaborations done with different famous artists and was famous by the platform as a means to explore how tech is used to build greater connections between artists and creators and in the end, their fanbase as well.
It might not exactly land up where it had first envisioned itself to be, but the fact that you can make a single creation is also very useful. We feel this is just the start of many more great things to come. It could soon develop into a bigger tool for creating audio that enhances content.
The initial release might be bigger than what it appears right now. Both ways, it’s worth experimenting and from the looks of it, Dream Track is getting launched to many American creators starting today so stay tuned!
Read next: Adobe Announces New Firefly Video Model And Clears The Air About How It Trains Its AI
