Did you know ouTube Expands Generative AI Soundtrack Tools Amid New Beat Options for Shorts

 

YouTube is rolling out a host of unique changes for the app, and we’re covering each of them in detail for you below.

For starters, you can say hello to new generative AI soundtrack tools. The platform says it’s expanding access to features inside the AI music domain, where Creator Music can give users the chance to produce customized tracks in-stream.

Creator Music first launched in 2023 as a test and is now getting rolled out to the majority of users. So if you don’t have access to it right now, it’s coming soon. Those who do can find it on the YouTube Studio, where they can produce new AI tracks through YouTube.

These customized instrumentals for videos can transform content using AI. To avail, creators can select the Music Assistant tab found in Creator Music. As shown in the example, users add a new description for the music they want for videos, and the app’s music production tool can provide audio clips, depending on the explainer.

This might not be great news for those in the stock music world and others who make revenue from music. However, it’s a great step for creators that might be running short on cash. In this way, they can come up with the right type of music for clips through such a process.

The app says that users can download any kind of generated music tracks for videos without worries about getting slapped with copyright claims. In other news, the app is also experimenting with beat matching for audio on Shorts. In this manner, users can simply match videos with the music tracks.

The app says that by automatically mixing audio and video features together, it can assist in reducing editing issues while using these video or picture collections. After selecting several photos and videos from the phone’s gallery, you get the option to automatically produce short videos synced to tracks. Just select the right media clip, click on a song of your choice, and the rest is done. The app can arrange those clippings to a great, harmonious beat.

The platform shared how it’s testing out the feature with a group of creators right now.  

Last but not least, the platform also shared how it’s looking to clarify the real purpose of the Subscribe and Join options. We’ll update you when we get more information on that soon.