User statistics for music creation artificial intelligence (AI) have been announced for the primary time. It was found that users created loads of quiet music with AI.
Newtune (CEO Jongpil Lee), the developer of the unreal intelligence (AI) music creation service 'Mix Audio', announced the status of AI music creation on the fifth. That is the results of analyzing MixAudio user multimodal data from the launch of the service in November of last yr to March of this yr.
In response to this, essentially the most incessantly used text prompts when creating music with AI were ‘piano (5,809 times)’ and ‘calm (4,890 times).’ ‘Jazz’, ‘quiet’, ‘slow’, and ‘lofi’ followed.
Keywords expressing quietness, corresponding to ‘studying’ and ‘sleep,’ also ranked high. Alternatively, keywords corresponding to party music, hip-hop, and electronica didn’t rank high.
Moreover, it was found that many users create AI music for the aim of profitability. It is thought that the vast majority of users are operating music playback content 'playlists' on YouTube.
In consequence, combining the highest MixAudio keywords produces music corresponding to ‘calm piano music that is sweet to hearken to while studying’, ‘calm jazz for sleeping’, etc. That is popular music content in actual playlists.
Moreover, greater than 60% of users used the only prompt input method. The evaluation is that individuals still prefer easy music creation. The variety of inputs using a mixture of prompts, audio, text, and pictures was also found to be around 8%.
Satisfaction with the created music was highest when audio was single input. This was followed by cases where all three input methods, text, image, and audio were used, or when text and image were entered together. Overall, the evaluation showed that satisfaction with the outcomes was higher when multimodal functions were used.
Meanwhile, Mix Audio is the primary AI music service to introduce a multimodal function that may create music through image or audio input. Since launching the beta service in November last yr, a complete of greater than 280,000 AI music songs have been created as of March this yr.
It’s attracting the eye of many individuals by attracting global users from 119 countries with none additional marketing.
Lee Jong-pil, CEO of Newtune, said, “The outcomes show how individuals are using technology and art in a situation where generative AI-based services with practical usability are emerging within the music field,” adding, “You’ll be able to create your individual music and revel in music in music.” “I’ll develop mixed audio so you can find your individual joy,” he said.
Reporter Jang Se-min semim99@aitimes.com