Jaden Shafer

I think it's pretty straightforward.

Basically, what you can do is you can describe a song that you want Gemini to build.

You can ask it to be comical.

You can make it R&B.

You can make it a slow jam.

You can make it rock.

And basically, Gemini is going to generate a 30 second track.

It will also have lyrics in it and it's going to create cover art by Nano Banana.

So what's interesting is you can actually upload a video or a picture and you can have Gemini make a song that matches the mood of that song.

of that image, which honestly, I think is a cool idea.

So I'll tell you the good, the bad and the ugly about this product first, because I have watched some demos on it and, you know, from some of the things that it's capable of doing.

The first thing that I'll say is this Lyria 3, it is definitely a big upgrade over Google's earlier music models.

These music models, by the way, have been, you know, coming out forever.

Way before ChatGPT, I was using AI generated music models, although they were terrible back in the day.

So this is a big upgrade, which I'm excited about.

The cool thing that you can do now is that you can basically make music that's a lot more realistic.

It has layered compositions.

You can adjust a lot of the elements inside of the song, like the style, the tempo and the vocals.

So you have a lot more control over what it sounds like and kind of its final sound.

It's not just like a static output that you get.