Link: https://github.com/archinetai/audio-ai-timeline

Time for this composer to start posting anti-AI stuff online. JK screw it I'm going fishing.

If anyone knows any AI that can clone voices as well as elevenlabs to languages ​​other than English let me know

Looks like they're coming for music and dubbing next...

Sorry for my noobness, I’m just an average AI…

Is this more like they’ve been working on it for a long time and they just happened to publish around the same time?

Or these kinds of models/research is just speeding up faster and faster?

Do they use other AI models to faster train their models?

Is it just different AI giving birth to new/better AIs?

SFX recordists and Folley artists will probably be the first to go in this battle. You need the sound fx? why pay someone when you can type in “rock hitting metal surface” and get the sound you’re looking for? I think it will be a much greater length of time before full compositions carry emotions well enough that they will be a good choice for something like a movie score. I think things like non-AAA video game music is replaced by AI scores in a short timeframe. Adoption of this tech in the film/commercial industry would be huge and very displacing for many composers.

Same here.

Op, if you had a let's say 5MB plain text file (so way more than just a few paragraphs of text) and want to generate an audiobook out of it (spoken by a voice sounding as natural as possible) what free tools (apps or web services) would you currently reccommend? You seem to be very familiar with latest news in this kind of generative AI.

Microsoft/OpenAI has a SOTA model that's supposedly able to learn only on 3 seconds of audio. I don't think it's public though.

I'm pretty sure almost every year from now on is just going get crazier and crazier for anything AI related unless a major event disrupts progress, or we eventually assimilate to become God lol.

Research is getting faster, they all build on previous papers made also by different authors.

I'm excited to be able to run something like that locally. Their model blew my mind. Only a matter of time, now.

I just wanna know why? Why do people wanna kill art with AI? Just because they can? Or to save money so they don’t have to hire actual artists?

This is only published papers. There's many more groups of people working on their own models privately or in closed betas. This is moving incredibly fast.

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A bit of both columns. It's the next stage of advancement and it offers a large productivity boom. The large scale point is to just automate everything, and art just proved to be easier since it's in many ways a software only activity while stuff like manual labour is harder to gain data on and requires new hardware to replicate.

The point is that if something is possible to make with the current available it'll almost certainly be made by someone and missing out on it can be dangerous. It's not that they specifically hate artists or anything, in the same way that the car industry wasn't made to specifically destroy or spite the horse industry. It's just a more productive and efficient way of doing things.

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Sorry for late reply! My favourite and I think the best public one currently is https://beta.elevenlabs.io/speech-synthesis You can clone your or someone else's voice as well and the results are amazing. Not completely free though, there is a limit.

The idea like many technologies is to do better/faster with less efforts

Can't wait until every aspect of videogames uses realtime generative AI. NPCs, voice acting, dialogue, lore, items, event sequences, animations, models, etc.

Will certainly allow creativity to flourish while simultaneously killing off large swathes of careers and likely reducing game dev team sizes by a large number. I think indie games are the new AAA when generative AI takes over.

Does anyone have any examples of good AI generated music. All the examples I've heard are many years behind other aspects of AI and are really quite rubbish.

Diff-SVC? It's open source and can clone to other languages. But it's speech-to-speech only

There's Diff-SVC. If you haven't heard people using it to make Peppa Pig sing in Japanese

Unlikely. Ai Has progressed a lot in the past, and them slowed down. I don't say why that's impossible, or even not likely, in the near future.

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It’s funny, I’m both a musician and a visual artist who does some YouTube tutorials and content.

On the music side, the reaction seems very much “oh, this is cool” but in the visual front there is a LOT more “kill it with FIRE!”

I don’t know. Maybe as musicians we’ve just learned to adapt quicker to technology? Or, maybe we’re just more used to being screwed over

Hope you catch a whopper!

Actually I'm pretty sure it's because the music tools are NOWHERE near the quality visuals are. They'll catch up. Just not right this second.