Explained: YouTube New AI Music Remixer For Shorts

Hey! Youtube creators 👋

I came to know that youtube new ai music remixer to restyle licensed music for free.

It’s great and amazing…!

Though the testing is still undergoing, creators have the option to ‘restyle’ licensed music in 30-seconds clips (Shorts) using AI called Dream Track.

For example, you have made a 30-seconds shorts video and are about to upload it on youtube. In between, you will find an option of ‘Restyle using Dream Track’ will change the mood or genre on command.

However, this feature is not available for everyone, as YouTube writes “If you’re a creator in the experiment group, you can select an eligible song > describe how you want to restyle it > then generate a unique 30-second soundtrack to use in your Short.”

Why Is YouTube Testing Music Remixes Made By AI?

Simply, youtube is testing ai-powered music remixes in partnership with Google’s AI initiative team called DeepMind to meet audience expectations and stay competitive in trend.

Additionally, this testing will help YouTube nurture partnerships with labels and artists. This surely empowers creators with more versatile tools for producing engaging content.

Here’s a few more philosophies for why youtube is testing music remixers made by AI.

• YouTube wants to make Shorts a more attractive and versatile option for creators.
• Stay in the AI trend and competition regarding short video content popularity.
• Allow artists and labels to monetize their music further by licensing it for AI-powered remixes.

In a few use cases, I have noticed some Shorts labeled with “Dream Track” meaning audio is generated by AI.

How To Make Your Shorts ‘Dream Track’ Label?

Only a limited number of creators chosen by YouTube who received a notification from the experiment group can use Dream Track for Shorts.

If you’re part of the test group, you’ll find the feature in the YouTube Shorts creation interface.

1. Open the YouTube app and navigate to the Shorts creation tool.

2. Look for the ‘Dream Track’ option while selecting a soundtrack for your Short.

3. Select a song from YouTube’s library of licensed music available for remixes.

4. Use the AI tool to adjust the song or change the mood or genre on command.

5. Record or upload a video clip for your Short. Add captions, tags, and a description to your Short.

6. Tap Upload to share your creation with your audience. YouTube will automatically add the ‘Dream Track’ label to Shorts featuring remixed music.

Things Required To Use YouTube New AI Music Remixer

The use of Dream Track is available based on eligibility criteria. If you are eligible or received a notification from Youtube regarding joining an experimental group, you may use youtube new ai music remixer.

Eligibility for making shorts labelled as dream track:

• You must be part of the beta testing group.
• Ensure your channel is active and compliance.
• Keep your app updated to the latest version.

Speaking more, the remixer is likely integrated into the mobile YouTube app under the Shorts creation tool. Users can prompt AI to restyle the music based on mood or genre with a 30-second audio clip.

Is It Safe To Test And Try Dream Track On YouTube Shorts?

Yes, it is generally safe to test and try YouTube’s “Dream Track” feature on Shorts. It is fun, creative, and secured as it compliance with copyright laws.

The Dream Track feature only uses licensed music, ensuring creators don’t face copyright strikes. Remixed tracks are automatically labeled as AI-modified and properly attribute the original creators.

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Bharat Kumar

Bharat is an editor and writer at The Next Tech. He focuses on sharing industry-first tech news and potential how-to(s) guides for a broad range of categories. Outside of his work, he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, with a multitude of education certificates. He’s always up to learn new things, and a die-hard fan of Call of Duty Saga(s).

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