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The highly anticipated AI music generation tool Udio has recently released a series of exciting updates. The most critical of these is the update of its model to version V1.5, which has brought about an unbelievable improvement in sound quality.
The new V1.5 version has made a significant breakthrough in sound quality. It is now capable of generating 48kHz stereo audio tracks, which greatly enhances clarity and purity, providing users with an unprecedented auditory experience. The separation of instruments has also seen significant improvements. Different instrument sounds can now be more clearly distinguished, avoiding the previous issue of sound mixing. For example, in a complex symphony, listeners can easily identify the sounds of violins, pianos, drums, and other instruments, as if they were listening to a live performance by a professional orchestra. The overall musicality has also been greatly improved, with music sounding more pleasing and coherent, and the transitions between notes being smooth and natural, better conveying the emotions and artistic conception of the music.
In addition to the model and sound quality upgrades, Udio has also undergone numerous functional updates, adding many more professional and practical features.
Firstly, the track separation feature allows users to split a complete mixed track into four independent tracks: vocals, bass, drums, and other instruments. This is a very practical tool for music creators. For example, when adapting an existing song, creators can use the track separation feature to extract each part of the original song and then adjust and modify each track according to their own creativity, thus creating a new version of the music.
Secondly, the audio remixing feature (uploading audio for remaking) allows users to upload their own tracks and create anew based on the original. This provides a broad creative space for music enthusiasts and creators, allowing them to reshape their music works in a new creative way. Whether it's modernizing an old song or further perfecting and innovating one's own original work, this feature makes it easy to achieve.
Thirdly, the tonality control feature provides more precise guidance for creation, allowing users to guide their creations towards a specific musical tonality. Users only need to add a tonality in the prompt, such as C minor, A-flat major, etc., to make the generated music conform to the desired tonal style. This is undoubtedly a very considerate design for creators who have strict requirements for musical tonality.
Finally, Udio version V1.5 has also upgraded its multi-language support. It has expanded its language support range, including Chinese. To demonstrate support for Chinese, they have also provided a specific Chinese showcase. This makes it more convenient for more Chinese users to use the tool and enjoy the fun brought by AI music generation.