YouTube is expanding its Creator Music feature, which is launched in 2016 with new AI features in addition to the launch of an AI-dubbing tool. Creators can now search for songs, a specific artist or a music genre they want to use in a video. Now, they can leverage AI tools to make finding music easier.
In addition, the creator can add information about the length or type of the song they're looking for and the Creator Music tool will suggest the right track at the right price.
The creator Music dashboard was first designed to allow creators to search for songs they have in mind or browse through collections, genres or moods, and then determine the associated licensing fees. The creators can select tracks based on a budget they have set for their project. Under the terms, they can either buy a license or choose to buy a rev-share agreement.
YouTube will also launch a AI-dubbing tool called Aloud, which will be integrated into YouTube Studio. The tool is being tested with select creators now and will open up more widely next year.
At VidCon, YouTube announced its plans for Aloud to be integrated with YouTube.
The feature was announced at YouTube's live event this morning, along with other AI features, such as a generative AI feature for Shorts and other tools, including a new creator app.