What's Instrument Playground, Google's AI experiment to create abstract music

Google has introduced a new AI experiment called Instrument Playground, which allows users to create unique music inspired by various instruments from around the globe.

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By simply typing in an instrument's name and an optional adjective, the AI tool generates a 20-second audio clip to kickstart your musical creativity.

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Created by Simon Doury, an artist in residence at Google Arts and Culture Lab, this experiment is powered by Google's MusicLM, a text-to-AI tool released to the public in May.

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With Instrument Playground, users can explore 100+ instruments, including lesser-known ones like India's veena, China's dizi, and Zimbabwe's mbria.

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However, the generated music might not always match the entered instrument's exact sound. For instance, typing "angry tuba" could result in a synthesized pipe organ sound instead of an intense brass solo.

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After generating a clip they like, users can further customize their composition by selecting modes like "Ambient," "Beat," and "Pitch" to control various elements of the composition, making it unique.

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For a more personalized music piece, an advanced mode offers a sequencer to layer and loop up to four tracks.

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Once satisfied with their creation, users can download it as a .wav file.

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