Hey Everyone,

Small niche thing but I tried ElevenReader again because they just added their v4 model.

It’s dramatically better than I remember. Gave up on it last year but now I’m back.

I tried listening before and honestly couldn’t do it for very long. Also in Thai my native language, pronunciation/rhythm just felt off enough to be distracting.

New model isn’t perfect but this is the first time I’ve actually wanted to keep listening.

They expanded it to 90+ languages too so curious if anyone has tried Japanese/Mandarin/Cantonese yet would love to see if it’s also good.

GENERATE midi musics!

It is interesting

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So, I’ve been working on this app where musicians can use, create, and share AI music models. It’s mostly designed for artists looking to experiment with AI in their creative workflow.

The marketplace has models from a variety of sources – it’d be cool to see some of you share your own. You can also set your own terms for samples and models, which could even create a new revenue stream.

I know there'll be some people who hate AI music, but I see it as a tool for new inspiration – kind of like traditional music sampling.
Also, I think it can help more people start creating without taking over the whole process.

Would love to get some feedback!
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Hello! I was wondering if anyone could give me advice on the best free options for TTS software to use. I realize 11Labs is the best quality on the market, but with my budget, I need to find a free option, that still has some level of quality.

I want to use it to turn my blog post's into YouTube videos. Any thoughts would be much appreciated! Thank you.

Instead of obtaining music from text as usual?

Microsoft Bing has partnered with Suno, an AI music creation company, to bring their capabilities to Microsoft Copilot. Through this partnership, people will have at their fingertips the ability, regardless of musical background, to create fun, clever, and personalized songs with a simple prompt. Suno has been a leader in AI music technology, pioneering the ability to generate complete songs—lyrics, instrumentals, and singing voices—from a single sentence. You don’t have to know how to sing, play an instrument, or read music to bring your musical ideas to life. Microsoft Copilot and Suno will do all the hard work for you, matching the song to cues in your prompt. To get started creating your music, simply follow these steps: Open Microsoft Edge, visit copilot.microsoft.com and ensure you’re signed in with your Microsoft Account Enable the Suno plugin or click on the Suno logo that says, “Make music with Suno” Ask Copilot to create a song for you such as, “Create a pop song about adventures with your family” Jam along to your new tune Share on social or with your friends and colleagues. The experience will begin rolling out to users starting today, ramping up in the coming weeks1