Jaden Schaefer

So Lyria 3 is now going to be inside Gemini.

I think Google right now is really betting that gender of music isn't going to be just a novelty, right?

This is going to be kind of a core part of their creative toolkit going forward.

That's why they're embedding this into Gemini itself.

And I'm going to say with all that being said and all those features out of the way, I personally don't think Lyria 3 is basically any serious person will ever use it for music creation.

yet.

So I think it's getting there, Google will move in the right direction.

But I just tend to think that there's a couple other platforms, like I think even 11 labs has like music generator, and they just seem a little gimmicky.

Google's I mean, in particular generates 30 seconds, which is basically useless unless you're making like a reel and you just need some generic like elevator music in the background, basically, right?

Or like a generic beat in the background, it could be like,

sort of cool, but it's not going to be used for anything more than a 30 second clip.

So I just don't find that useful at all.

What I would say is that personally, I've used Suno a ton, created full fleshed out tracks.

Suno is an incredible platform that's specifically for music creation.

And so obviously I'm going to find a lot more useful, but they have an entire AI studio where you can sing a song or you could play a song to it.

It will create an entire background track.

And I have a close friend that has done this.

They're a musician and

They'll literally, so basically they'll sing their song to Suno and maybe play like a piano or an instrument once one instrument, and they will have Suno recreate and produce an entire background track with drums, with all the instruments they let it to, you know, they tell it to produce and they will sing over that track and create a full track.

They also have a studio inside of Suno that lets you put your track in and you highlight certain parts of your track.