"To use the feature, you'll describe the song you want to create, and the app will generate a track along with lyrics. For instance, you could ask Gemini to create a "comical R&B slow jam about a sock finding its match," and the app will generate a 30-second track along with a cover art made by Nano Banana. Google said that you can even upload a photo or a video, and the AI-powered tool will create a song to match the mood of the media file."
"The company said that Lyria 3 improves on the previous generation of models, creating more realistic and complex music tracks. Users can also change and control other elements like style, vocals, and tempo. Along with rolling out Lyria 3 to the Gemini app, Google is making the model available to YouTube creators through the Dream Track feature on YouTube, a tool that helps creators make AI-generated tracks."
"Google said that you can't mimic an artist outright, but if you add an artist's name to your prompt, Gemini will create a track in a similar style or a mood. (It's not clear if generation will make it easier for others to decode the music style of a particular artist.) "Music generation with Lyria 3 is designed for original expression, not for mimicking existing artists."
Google added a music generation feature to the Gemini app powered by DeepMind's Lyria 3 model, currently in beta. Users describe songs and the app generates 30-second tracks with lyrics and AI-created cover art; users can also upload photos or videos to have a song match the media's mood. Lyria 3 produces more realistic, complex tracks and lets users change style, vocals, and tempo. Lyria 3 is being made available to YouTube creators through the Dream Track feature and is expanding Dream Track globally. Gemini avoids outright artist mimicry, uses filters, and embeds a SynthID watermark to identify AI-generated songs.
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