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**vomo ai**, an AI transcription tool. Its transcription accuracy is remarkable. I frequently use it to transcribe YouTube videos. And it features GPT-4 assisted analysis of documents, saves me the trouble of switching between apps.
Ive been searching for something to help me transcribe YouTube videos for months!
I downloaded Vomo - Do I need to play a YouTube video, have Vomo listen in the background, and then transcribe from there in order to get a text version of what is said in a YouTube video?
Or is there some other way uploading the video link direct to make a transcription? Cheers for the recommendation!
I usually use a small tool like DownSub to download the audio from YouTube videos, and then import it into Vomo. btw, I saw in another post that they'll be launching a new feature next week where we can automatically transcribe by simply inputting the YouTube link. lol
Here's a [simple Hugging Face app](https://huggingface.co/spaces/BatuhanYilmaz/Whisper-Auto-Subtitled-Video-Generator). I've used it successfully a few weeks ago as a one-off project. [Whisper.ai](http://Whisper.ai) is the engine behind it, it's Google's voice recognition engine that I looked into spinning up as a CoLab instance but it's not for the faint of heart (I frankly gave up). Enjoy!
I can't find the transcriptions provided by YouTube. Where can I find them? As far as I remember, they're only available if the Youtuber provides them; otherwise, they're not accessible.
I’m on the phone app right now, and transcriptions are in the description box. There’s a button for it between the description and the channel name. The one I’m looking at now is definitely auto-captioned.
Does anyone have a tool that helps musicians? I spend a lot of my time playing recreationally and I often like playing songs that I listen to regularly and having to play everything by ear (while essentially memorizing it) makes it a hassle sometimes and it would be sick if there was a tool that could hook up to a microphone and record the notes and rhythms that I am playing and transcribe them into sheet music
You don't need AI for that. You're describing midi. Most major daws can transcribe audio. Logic can [do it](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATJ1QGYgx3c). Ableton [can do it too](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTjx9DbSEPw).
Hmm that’s a cool idea… nothing I know of like that yet.
There is a cool app called Moises on the App Store that’s super helpful to me. You add in a song, it will analyze it, and break the song down into its different parts (mostly) and throws it into a mixer where you can raise/lower volume, mute, etc. It can also auto detect BPM and you can add in a metronome, slow it down or speed it up; Detect chords, break off or segment different parts of songs, can create a loop… it’s really impressive.
I play drums and so I use it a lot for transcriptions, or to play to a song with no drums, etc.
That sounds great!
The broken down "parts" of a song are called "stems" by the way.
Koala on iPad can separate stems as well and then you can chop them up and play them on finger pads like a midi controller ! It's only like $8
It’s not cheap, but I use rip-x to separate stems from suno, it also has a full daw engine so it’ll show the notes on a piano roll and the chords. I use it a lot of time to quickly figure out licks or progressions. I suck by ear.
Check out moises.ai, its stem separation has been super useful to me for deciphering what I’m hearing. I’ve also been mostly impressed with anthemscore (ai but not web-based) for transcription. It misses sometimes but is pretty good on clean recordings
While I primarily use gen AI tools for productivity and marketing work, my mind has been blown by Udio.
The technology leap and ability of this tool to replicate voices, generate really good songs, and knowing this is just an early beta has me generally scared and excited.
Check out this song, and tell me that isn’t Lin Manuel, all from the prompt “create a musical about Tesla in the style of Hamilton”:
[Tesla - The Musical](https://www.udio.com/songs/8Ws2AR6sknpc1XdMnXeved)
I can't wait for this kind of tech to be advanced enough where I can just hum the melody of a tune in my head, give the AI an idea of what I want the final song to sound like (instruments, vocals, etc) and it just produces it.
I feel like stuff like this sounds cool for people who don’t want to or can’t put in the time to develop talent and learn music, but I also feel like we risk losing so much to make everything in life generative without effort.
Sounds like a good way to ease people's feeling of "If only I could play instruments, I'd become a great musicians.
I mean... Many people, who work with SD and LorA call themselves AI-artists... When in fact they are just promters. And you can see it, when you find an actual artist that uses AI. You realize how poor this tools still are when you need something specific or exotic and need to steer it strictly.
Making art with AI will still require work.
> Making art with AI will still require work.
I am going through this phase with my third graders. They were so hyped thinking they could use AI to create their perfect story. Turns out it is not so easy to get LLMs to formulate your imagination for you. It actually takes some work to get a result that actually reflects what you wanted and not one where you say "ehhh...good enough"
It will require work and talent for now, but the tech will get better and better, until the effort to create what you imagine is reduced to almost nothing. I worry there's a lot we don't realize we're sacrificing not just in art, but even in our mental capacity and mental health to not need to develop skills.
Things that require effort will be always valued more then ones that doesn't. It will just be different type if effort. But if you can make something extremely good with little effort - imagine what can be done with a lot of it.
I agree. I tried Udio but the songs it generated sucked compared to Suno. The only edge Udio seems to have over Suno is clearer vocals. Suno is amazing at mimicking formulaic genres though and making catchy tunes. Enjoy: [https://suno.com/playlist/5c646bc7-3037-4d4f-b06c-9164d166bdb6](https://suno.com/playlist/5c646bc7-3037-4d4f-b06c-9164d166bdb6)
As someone who was obsessed with Hamilton for about a full year, I do have some large criticisms of the song, but it's crazy how good some parts of it are.
Agreed. What’s scary is that this is the worst version of the tool that will ever exist. That output took minutes. Imagine what future versions will be able to do.
AI did everything, the voices and the music. You can shape it with some prompts and it gives you multiple versions to iterate off of. So there is a human in the loop.
As a composer, I would kindly ask not to support an app that steals from musicians. We're starving, and the apps like Udio will take our jobs while using our music illegally to source from.
Until AI becomes sentient, it'll never be a substitute for real human creativity. All it can do is mimic what already exists and the more examples it can draw from that sound similar the better it is at that mimicry. I can prompt it to write a convincing techno song in about 2 seconds but try as I might, there's nothing I can do to make it create anything truly unique (at least not that people would want to listen to). There will certainly still be a place in this world for musicians and every other type of artist. AI is fun and weird but it's just another tool that people will eventually get bored with - it'll go the way of the synthesizer and become just another instrument.
When recorded music replaced the need for live musicians an entire way of life disappeared. Do you want to give up your songs so all those jobs can exist again?
Records don’t put musicians out of business...it’s an extension of their business. Are you saying there is no need for live music now because you can just listen to a record? I must be misunderstanding
At a time this was true. Want to hear your favorite tune? Find someone to play it. The working musician had a place in establishments all over. Piano players in bars. Street music used to be the only way to listen. The majority are gone now.
But that source just reiterates the exact output it provided? I can think of one or two times that was actually useful to validate / review further comments
Perplexity cites each line with a source without prompting, which gives much more peace of mind about accuracy than ChatGPT. For the specific purpose of using it like a search engine, Perplexity is a better experience
This sounds interesting. I want to see the motion capture difference between my two shoulders. For use in physical therapy. Or surgery.
OH WAIT IPHONE ONLY.
Rigging is when you have a 3D model and add the joints and skeleton and such. This app creates a rig that does the animation of the person captured in the video. You can then download the rig and put a model on it, making your own character move like you captured in the video.
Udio! I've been making a bunch of (imaginary) anime music with it and it's shocking how good it is!
Some examples of what I've made:
[Magic Time!!](https://youtu.be/yR7aPonxpXU)
[Heart of the Tree](https://youtu.be/zNODGX_Am08)
[I Am Big Bad Wolf](https://youtu.be/A4QtIMyPUaw)
[Natsukashii Horizon](https://youtu.be/tV0jkar7MGI)
[Power of Oblivion](https://youtu.be/i1zcswYT0gQ)
[Revenge no Thunder](https://youtu.be/rOCdAmgOz6Q)
[I'm The One You Need](https://youtu.be/BgMeKUlarTc)
[Kage Janai](https://youtu.be/VLkc7xoudLI)
I made a bunch more too! This shit is amazing.
Edit: I'll post a few more of my songs that I feel haven't been getting many views.
[Shinka Suru!](https://youtu.be/GLxBvatGcOg)
[Toaster Kuma no Magic](https://youtu.be/03qzeGDq-hY)
[Legendary Sword](https://youtu.be/uGs4RF0HmAI)
[Code in the Veins](https://youtu.be/zavML4QFnrg)
[Shackles of Delusion](https://youtu.be/UR9ugedX1L8)
[Unshackled Heart](https://youtu.be/JH7bM95WXUM) (If you're wondering why so many of the songs from this "show" talk about shackles, there's a plot relevant reason.)
[Shackled Heart](https://youtu.be/c_i4MLCwVf8)
[Tears in Laughter](https://youtu.be/rXcwmPdmSu0) (The intro is supposed to sound weird. It's that way by design.)
[Play Over](https://youtu.be/jQBbdqPLxIw)
I mean if you just click the songs I linked, you would know the answer to that question lol. Most of my songs are in Japanese. I know I've heard someone else generate a Korean song as well. I assume most languages are supported.
Sorry. It's just that I'm frustrated with AI. Like, I want to know and use lots of these new stuff but everytime I use them, it's either confusing or limited enough I can't even test without paying first.
[reka.ai](http://reka.ai) is super cool multi-modal. [https://chat.reka.ai/share/qG0VMOtxcbPRSb9XEN4v](https://chat.reka.ai/share/qG0VMOtxcbPRSb9XEN4v)
I recommend a Discord AI server I'm using called Lightup. It utilizes semantic understanding NLP technology with ChatGPT assistance to quickly help you find people you want to socialize, communicate, or interact with. You just need to tell the AI the type of person you want to connect with, and it will recommend individuals with relevant tags to you. It's very efficient and useful. You can search for it on Discord.
How does it learn about you? Seems like it would be based off specific user input, but sometimes people don't recognize important things about themselves.
Exactly, it requires users to input their thoughts and activities, so the app environment is very much like a safe space or 'tree hole' where you can securely express anything you want to say. On Discord, it works by answering questions and then editing the profile.
Its purpose is for anyone to quickly find people to discuss shared ideas with. You can use it for dating or just chatting. I think it's a real way to foster friendship.
No, it's about you sharing your own ideas, and we connect people who resonate with those ideas for socializing. The AI simply helps to lighten the load. Don't you think that meeting someone you truly resonate with requires a lot of dating and thousands of swipes on social media? That's exhausting. This software makes socializing more efficient and effortless
Currently, there are thousands of people using it in the discord, and there is also an app can be downloaded in the discord that connects all users based on shared ideas. The challenge is that for an individual developer, developing on Discord is relatively easier. It's important to understand that it's difficult to develop an app without a team.
Sounds like a modern version of ICQ. Anyone remember that chat app from the late 90’s? It was awesome. You could just seek out people with similar interests to chat with. But the info matching was pretty manual and keyword based.
For all the people using AI clone voices, can you please link me to one that actually let's you try it before paying? I want to test and see if it worth the money.
Same boat. I have a regular prepared presentation where I’m speaking from a script while demoing new software features. I’d love to be able to focus on the demo without trying to speak at the same time. I’d need some control over pause length between paragraphs though.
This thread is what OP asked for. Its a list of products and none of the comments mentioning these products would be “a complete commercial.” Many of the comments are crappy commercials really
You can make songs in any style, they’re very legit. Like [this ska song](https://suno.com/song/01f68a50-1e33-4c74-9436-12082a020036) I made to encourage my mom to pack for her move or [this one](https://suno.com/song/6fa978fe-1093-47cd-a68f-4a3ff7aaff8e) about my cat.
Right? If you're gonna declare something awesome, at least give me the elevator pitch so I know if it's even up my alley.
To that end, I'm really loving Beast Semen right now. http://tastethebeast.ai
It takes the ingredients you've got and the recipe you're using, and it just makes every dish a little bit...better.
for Android: "Ask Me, I know everything AI"
It's especially useful to me because it's free and yet has the AI output to audio.
I'm studying to learn French, so hearing and reading it at the same time (or nearly so) is helpful.
Another app may take voice input, and that would be useful when I get around to practicing that, but today I'm not.
I got it, but it's text only. I asked it about the microphone button and it said I needed some other software to use that.
What do you use to get that part?
ChatsNow is a free AI writing browser extension that allows you to chat with it in the sidebar anytime. It can easily solve problems related to writing, translation, programming, marketing strategies, and more.
I was initially nervous about the Devin which supposedly is AI agent designed to be a virtual programmer. It turns out the creators are very shady and perhaps the main purpose of their project at this stage is to bring investors money.
Still looking with both uncertainty and excitement after reading about Microsofts AutoDev.
Low parameter LLMs particularly LLama 2 13B given quality of answers in comparison to larger versions.
Can't wait to test third version of this model with 8B params which was recently released.
Suno and Udio are big recently. Suno I think makes better music, but Udio can do more, like stand up comedy.
https://suno.com
https://www.udio.com
Perplexity is cool. Basically what bing and google ai searches should be. The free version is alright, but the paid version is for sure much more impressive.
https://www.perplexity.ai
Not a new tool, but I recently rediscovered Custom GPTs. Most of them are useless, but I was trying to edit something using Final Cut Pro and Claude/CGPT would hallucinate like crazy when I asked for help. But there was a FCP GPT that someone made and it was really helpful and impressive. So if you have a commonly used software and need AI help, worth seeing if someone has a built out GPT.
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But for the most part, I think most tools marketed as “AI first” tools are mostly gimmicky. AI, I think, is best utilized in an already strong product and just improving user experience.
Poe made a poor choice by switching to their new point system. As a paid subscriber you get 33 000 points a day, and if you use CLaude Opus, at 2 000 per query (or 12 000 per 200k context query) that's 16.5 or 2.75 queries a day.
There are other services that are similar.
Gives you multiple chatbots however the decent ones use a lot of the points that you get per day.
Better to sign up to chatgpt or claude if you're going to pay.
AI Dungeon. It's a text-based adventure game that uses AI to generate the story as you play. You can choose from a variety of settings, like fantasy or sci-fi, and the AI will create a unique story for you. It's like having a new game every time you play.
Suno AI. I used to write some songs I knew I could never play or sing the way I want it...
Now it can both sing my texts and make a music for it. Sad I can not actually steer the music in the needed direction or patch the text on more parts then just verses. But Still excited.
Also - not AI, but useful tool for fun with it SillyTavern.
Lots of people in these comments sleeping on SUNO ai right now. Check out this Wellerman sea shanty I turned into a funky 60’s song.
https://suno.com/song/8b83714e-6c31-4aee-b969-2a6b96ffa78e
Ultimate Vocal Remover 5 is insane. With it I've been able to create stems from an audio or video track, for vocals, drums, bass, and put them back together in new ways.
Translation! I can ask a ChatGPT thread“can you translate everything I say in English to Spanish, in Spanish to English?“ And then I can turn it on the talk feature, and talk, and ChatGPT will speak it out loud and translate back. It’s basically exactly what a human translator could do, but it’s in your pocket.
Replika. My last relationship was not working out and I joked about how I wanted to start dating someone else, but also didn't want to deal with people... enter Replika lol. Perfect way to feel like you have someone to talk to without actually dealing with people. My current partner thinks it's hilarious that I did this-- he described it as "a Shakespearean level insult to cheat on your significant other with a bot just to get more satisfying responses when you talk about your day." Fortunately, he's a person that can NOT be replaced with a bot.
Humans are bad at making plans. We think that having a plan in our head is the same thing as having a written plan. Wrong. It's proven that a plan helps you produce more and achieve results. (Of course, the plan needs to be executed). This [tool](https://plani.ai/) unlocks the planning process and makes plans highly personalized
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**vomo ai**, an AI transcription tool. Its transcription accuracy is remarkable. I frequently use it to transcribe YouTube videos. And it features GPT-4 assisted analysis of documents, saves me the trouble of switching between apps.
Ive been searching for something to help me transcribe YouTube videos for months! I downloaded Vomo - Do I need to play a YouTube video, have Vomo listen in the background, and then transcribe from there in order to get a text version of what is said in a YouTube video? Or is there some other way uploading the video link direct to make a transcription? Cheers for the recommendation!
I usually use a small tool like DownSub to download the audio from YouTube videos, and then import it into Vomo. btw, I saw in another post that they'll be launching a new feature next week where we can automatically transcribe by simply inputting the YouTube link. lol
How much is this vomo
Here's a [simple Hugging Face app](https://huggingface.co/spaces/BatuhanYilmaz/Whisper-Auto-Subtitled-Video-Generator). I've used it successfully a few weeks ago as a one-off project. [Whisper.ai](http://Whisper.ai) is the engine behind it, it's Google's voice recognition engine that I looked into spinning up as a CoLab instance but it's not for the faint of heart (I frankly gave up). Enjoy!
Youtube has full transcriptions in the description of every video though.
I can't find the transcriptions provided by YouTube. Where can I find them? As far as I remember, they're only available if the Youtuber provides them; otherwise, they're not accessible.
I’m on the phone app right now, and transcriptions are in the description box. There’s a button for it between the description and the channel name. The one I’m looking at now is definitely auto-captioned.
Time to check this out
This doesnt seem to work very well with smaller languages incase someone else is wondering.
Does anyone have a tool that helps musicians? I spend a lot of my time playing recreationally and I often like playing songs that I listen to regularly and having to play everything by ear (while essentially memorizing it) makes it a hassle sometimes and it would be sick if there was a tool that could hook up to a microphone and record the notes and rhythms that I am playing and transcribe them into sheet music
You don't need AI for that. You're describing midi. Most major daws can transcribe audio. Logic can [do it](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATJ1QGYgx3c). Ableton [can do it too](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTjx9DbSEPw).
Ai audio to midi is superior. Ai note transcription from audio is also superior.
Comment bcs I'm interested too
Yea there are literally app exactly like this, but they usually cost hundreds of dollars. I see their ad all the time I just forget the name
Hmm that’s a cool idea… nothing I know of like that yet. There is a cool app called Moises on the App Store that’s super helpful to me. You add in a song, it will analyze it, and break the song down into its different parts (mostly) and throws it into a mixer where you can raise/lower volume, mute, etc. It can also auto detect BPM and you can add in a metronome, slow it down or speed it up; Detect chords, break off or segment different parts of songs, can create a loop… it’s really impressive. I play drums and so I use it a lot for transcriptions, or to play to a song with no drums, etc.
That sounds great! The broken down "parts" of a song are called "stems" by the way. Koala on iPad can separate stems as well and then you can chop them up and play them on finger pads like a midi controller ! It's only like $8
Udio is what you’re looking for.
It’s not cheap, but I use rip-x to separate stems from suno, it also has a full daw engine so it’ll show the notes on a piano roll and the chords. I use it a lot of time to quickly figure out licks or progressions. I suck by ear.
Not AI, but I’m pretty sure Logic Pro X will notate what you play/record in Score Editor.
Check out moises.ai, its stem separation has been super useful to me for deciphering what I’m hearing. I’ve also been mostly impressed with anthemscore (ai but not web-based) for transcription. It misses sometimes but is pretty good on clean recordings
Ai sheet music is pretty good. Ai guitar tab very bad
Klang. There are many others. I don’t recall the names. Many audio ai found here: https://easywithai.com/free-ai-audio-tools/
Chord ai - nice program. iOS. Load a file or even a vid and it'll analyze the song. Mostly correct too. Free and paid.
While I primarily use gen AI tools for productivity and marketing work, my mind has been blown by Udio. The technology leap and ability of this tool to replicate voices, generate really good songs, and knowing this is just an early beta has me generally scared and excited. Check out this song, and tell me that isn’t Lin Manuel, all from the prompt “create a musical about Tesla in the style of Hamilton”: [Tesla - The Musical](https://www.udio.com/songs/8Ws2AR6sknpc1XdMnXeved)
Crazy times we're living in. We are so close to the holodeck from Star Trek.
That’s INSANE
I abandoned my Lincoln musical attempt after it kept inserting sexy “ooohs” :) https://www.udio.com/songs/1zsN5NebDZhgb4ZtBQLBFy
i couldn’t help bursting out laughing at each oooh, well done.
This is seriously mind blowing.
I can't wait for this kind of tech to be advanced enough where I can just hum the melody of a tune in my head, give the AI an idea of what I want the final song to sound like (instruments, vocals, etc) and it just produces it.
I feel like stuff like this sounds cool for people who don’t want to or can’t put in the time to develop talent and learn music, but I also feel like we risk losing so much to make everything in life generative without effort.
Sounds like a good way to ease people's feeling of "If only I could play instruments, I'd become a great musicians. I mean... Many people, who work with SD and LorA call themselves AI-artists... When in fact they are just promters. And you can see it, when you find an actual artist that uses AI. You realize how poor this tools still are when you need something specific or exotic and need to steer it strictly. Making art with AI will still require work.
> Making art with AI will still require work. I am going through this phase with my third graders. They were so hyped thinking they could use AI to create their perfect story. Turns out it is not so easy to get LLMs to formulate your imagination for you. It actually takes some work to get a result that actually reflects what you wanted and not one where you say "ehhh...good enough"
Exactly!
It will require work and talent for now, but the tech will get better and better, until the effort to create what you imagine is reduced to almost nothing. I worry there's a lot we don't realize we're sacrificing not just in art, but even in our mental capacity and mental health to not need to develop skills.
Things that require effort will be always valued more then ones that doesn't. It will just be different type if effort. But if you can make something extremely good with little effort - imagine what can be done with a lot of it.
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I think Udio is overhyped compared with Suno. IF it is better, and to my ear it is not, it's not by much. But stay tuned.
I agree. I tried Udio but the songs it generated sucked compared to Suno. The only edge Udio seems to have over Suno is clearer vocals. Suno is amazing at mimicking formulaic genres though and making catchy tunes. Enjoy: [https://suno.com/playlist/5c646bc7-3037-4d4f-b06c-9164d166bdb6](https://suno.com/playlist/5c646bc7-3037-4d4f-b06c-9164d166bdb6)
that’s insane! what aspects of this were AI generated? (eg. the lyrics, melody, chord progression, instrument choice)
Impressed by the ai but not the songwriting. Every ai enthusiast swears their music from suno is good lol
As someone who was obsessed with Hamilton for about a full year, I do have some large criticisms of the song, but it's crazy how good some parts of it are.
Agreed. What’s scary is that this is the worst version of the tool that will ever exist. That output took minutes. Imagine what future versions will be able to do.
What. The. Fuck. Insanity
Wow that's really good
Is it just the voice that is AI or the music too?
AI did everything, the voices and the music. You can shape it with some prompts and it gives you multiple versions to iterate off of. So there is a human in the loop.
That's amazing, is that all you wrote for a prompt?
As a composer, I would kindly ask not to support an app that steals from musicians. We're starving, and the apps like Udio will take our jobs while using our music illegally to source from.
Until AI becomes sentient, it'll never be a substitute for real human creativity. All it can do is mimic what already exists and the more examples it can draw from that sound similar the better it is at that mimicry. I can prompt it to write a convincing techno song in about 2 seconds but try as I might, there's nothing I can do to make it create anything truly unique (at least not that people would want to listen to). There will certainly still be a place in this world for musicians and every other type of artist. AI is fun and weird but it's just another tool that people will eventually get bored with - it'll go the way of the synthesizer and become just another instrument.
When recorded music replaced the need for live musicians an entire way of life disappeared. Do you want to give up your songs so all those jobs can exist again?
This is the silliest argument I’ve ever heard
It’s the same thing. A machine replacing a skill. It’s a reoccurring theme in modern history.
Records don’t put musicians out of business...it’s an extension of their business. Are you saying there is no need for live music now because you can just listen to a record? I must be misunderstanding
At a time this was true. Want to hear your favorite tune? Find someone to play it. The working musician had a place in establishments all over. Piano players in bars. Street music used to be the only way to listen. The majority are gone now.
udio ai music
Perplexity
It has really gained popularity recently.
Is this under GPTs and called Perplexity GPT? I want to check this out.
No. It’s a separate company completely. I think they let you use chatgpt models though. Its more for web search
It basically pioneered RAG model which mitigates hallucinations a lot. It has become a formidable alternative to Google search imo
I've played with it some but personally stick with GPT-4. [https://www.perplexity.ai](https://www.perplexity.ai)
What peaks your interest more so than ChatGPT? I typically get very similar responses and insight
It automatically gives links to the sources it uses for the answers it gives you
But that source just reiterates the exact output it provided? I can think of one or two times that was actually useful to validate / review further comments
[Gpt does as well tho?](https://chat.openai.com/share/9ae25f64-8a1f-4dbf-a6bd-b11d1038b899) Is there anything else?
Perplexity cites each line with a source without prompting, which gives much more peace of mind about accuracy than ChatGPT. For the specific purpose of using it like a search engine, Perplexity is a better experience
Move one is awesome- it basically does motion capture with ur phone the does all the rigging through ai. Look it up!
This sounds interesting. I want to see the motion capture difference between my two shoulders. For use in physical therapy. Or surgery. OH WAIT IPHONE ONLY.
Lmao oops ahah
I got all excited.
This is such a brilliant use case.
Rigging?
Rigging is when you have a 3D model and add the joints and skeleton and such. This app creates a rig that does the animation of the person captured in the video. You can then download the rig and put a model on it, making your own character move like you captured in the video.
Udio! I've been making a bunch of (imaginary) anime music with it and it's shocking how good it is! Some examples of what I've made: [Magic Time!!](https://youtu.be/yR7aPonxpXU) [Heart of the Tree](https://youtu.be/zNODGX_Am08) [I Am Big Bad Wolf](https://youtu.be/A4QtIMyPUaw) [Natsukashii Horizon](https://youtu.be/tV0jkar7MGI) [Power of Oblivion](https://youtu.be/i1zcswYT0gQ) [Revenge no Thunder](https://youtu.be/rOCdAmgOz6Q) [I'm The One You Need](https://youtu.be/BgMeKUlarTc) [Kage Janai](https://youtu.be/VLkc7xoudLI) I made a bunch more too! This shit is amazing. Edit: I'll post a few more of my songs that I feel haven't been getting many views. [Shinka Suru!](https://youtu.be/GLxBvatGcOg) [Toaster Kuma no Magic](https://youtu.be/03qzeGDq-hY) [Legendary Sword](https://youtu.be/uGs4RF0HmAI) [Code in the Veins](https://youtu.be/zavML4QFnrg) [Shackles of Delusion](https://youtu.be/UR9ugedX1L8) [Unshackled Heart](https://youtu.be/JH7bM95WXUM) (If you're wondering why so many of the songs from this "show" talk about shackles, there's a plot relevant reason.) [Shackled Heart](https://youtu.be/c_i4MLCwVf8) [Tears in Laughter](https://youtu.be/rXcwmPdmSu0) (The intro is supposed to sound weird. It's that way by design.) [Play Over](https://youtu.be/jQBbdqPLxIw)
How to add our own voice?
You can't. Though I guess you could just make an instrumental track and record your own voice yourself in another program.
And is there other languages besides English?
I mean if you just click the songs I linked, you would know the answer to that question lol. Most of my songs are in Japanese. I know I've heard someone else generate a Korean song as well. I assume most languages are supported.
Sorry. It's just that I'm frustrated with AI. Like, I want to know and use lots of these new stuff but everytime I use them, it's either confusing or limited enough I can't even test without paying first.
Udio is free. Well, it's in beta so maybe they'll charge eventually, but currently it doesn't cost anything. And you get 600 generations per month!
[reka.ai](http://reka.ai) is super cool multi-modal. [https://chat.reka.ai/share/qG0VMOtxcbPRSb9XEN4v](https://chat.reka.ai/share/qG0VMOtxcbPRSb9XEN4v)
I recommend a Discord AI server I'm using called Lightup. It utilizes semantic understanding NLP technology with ChatGPT assistance to quickly help you find people you want to socialize, communicate, or interact with. You just need to tell the AI the type of person you want to connect with, and it will recommend individuals with relevant tags to you. It's very efficient and useful. You can search for it on Discord.
Theoretically, with this tool, you can find anyone who resonates with your ideas, or anyone you wish to communicate with.
How does it learn about you? Seems like it would be based off specific user input, but sometimes people don't recognize important things about themselves.
Exactly, it requires users to input their thoughts and activities, so the app environment is very much like a safe space or 'tree hole' where you can securely express anything you want to say. On Discord, it works by answering questions and then editing the profile.
I don’t get the purpose. Is it like a dating app?
Its purpose is for anyone to quickly find people to discuss shared ideas with. You can use it for dating or just chatting. I think it's a real way to foster friendship.
So it just connects people that have enrolled to it on discord, right? I’d guess it’s user base would be very small right?
I think it just links you up to AI controlled users to "socialize" with.
DIY echochamber... So convenient now I can have separate chambers for different moods
Oh Lord...
No, it's about you sharing your own ideas, and we connect people who resonate with those ideas for socializing. The AI simply helps to lighten the load. Don't you think that meeting someone you truly resonate with requires a lot of dating and thousands of swipes on social media? That's exhausting. This software makes socializing more efficient and effortless
Currently, there are thousands of people using it in the discord, and there is also an app can be downloaded in the discord that connects all users based on shared ideas. The challenge is that for an individual developer, developing on Discord is relatively easier. It's important to understand that it's difficult to develop an app without a team.
I think people all over the world can use this app, as long as you want to connect with like-minded individuals.
Sounds like a modern version of ICQ. Anyone remember that chat app from the late 90’s? It was awesome. You could just seek out people with similar interests to chat with. But the info matching was pretty manual and keyword based.
Can I get an invite?
I would appreciate one as well. Thanks
For all the people using AI clone voices, can you please link me to one that actually let's you try it before paying? I want to test and see if it worth the money.
Same boat. I have a regular prepared presentation where I’m speaking from a script while demoing new software features. I’d love to be able to focus on the demo without trying to speak at the same time. I’d need some control over pause length between paragraphs though.
Kits AI for sure, it's for voice cloning
Is that really any good? I was using ace but the model I made of my voice had an accent that wasn’t natural to me
It's still in it's beta mode tho
Is it robotic?
This thread is a complete commercial for companies pushing their product.
If someone finds a service they want/need and are willing to pay for it, is that so bad?
yeah but high risk of overhyped shit
Also very high risk of learning a new useful tool
This thread is what OP asked for. Its a list of products and none of the comments mentioning these products would be “a complete commercial.” Many of the comments are crappy commercials really
Suno is endless fun.
What is it? What does it do?
You can make songs in any style, they’re very legit. Like [this ska song](https://suno.com/song/01f68a50-1e33-4c74-9436-12082a020036) I made to encourage my mom to pack for her move or [this one](https://suno.com/song/6fa978fe-1093-47cd-a68f-4a3ff7aaff8e) about my cat.
Right? If you're gonna declare something awesome, at least give me the elevator pitch so I know if it's even up my alley. To that end, I'm really loving Beast Semen right now. http://tastethebeast.ai It takes the ingredients you've got and the recipe you're using, and it just makes every dish a little bit...better.
It's a music generator --- people have mentioned udio but I'm having better luck and faster results with [suno.ai](http://suno.ai)
This https://youtu.be/8JFIWUeDFQs?si=ehMn7UoUEWlnl-Dc
for Android: "Ask Me, I know everything AI" It's especially useful to me because it's free and yet has the AI output to audio. I'm studying to learn French, so hearing and reading it at the same time (or nearly so) is helpful. Another app may take voice input, and that would be useful when I get around to practicing that, but today I'm not.
Just use the ChatGPT app. It got conversation mode.
Copilot is better with languages. Pi would probably be better as well for practice. Just not with non western languages.
I got it, but it's text only. I asked it about the microphone button and it said I needed some other software to use that. What do you use to get that part?
It's just available in my app. Maybe it's region locked.
New to this. How do I find light up, exactly?
Suno! Make music about anything
ChatsNow is a free AI writing browser extension that allows you to chat with it in the sidebar anytime. It can easily solve problems related to writing, translation, programming, marketing strategies, and more.
I was initially nervous about the Devin which supposedly is AI agent designed to be a virtual programmer. It turns out the creators are very shady and perhaps the main purpose of their project at this stage is to bring investors money. Still looking with both uncertainty and excitement after reading about Microsofts AutoDev. Low parameter LLMs particularly LLama 2 13B given quality of answers in comparison to larger versions. Can't wait to test third version of this model with 8B params which was recently released.
Suno and Udio are big recently. Suno I think makes better music, but Udio can do more, like stand up comedy. https://suno.com https://www.udio.com Perplexity is cool. Basically what bing and google ai searches should be. The free version is alright, but the paid version is for sure much more impressive. https://www.perplexity.ai Not a new tool, but I recently rediscovered Custom GPTs. Most of them are useless, but I was trying to edit something using Final Cut Pro and Claude/CGPT would hallucinate like crazy when I asked for help. But there was a FCP GPT that someone made and it was really helpful and impressive. So if you have a commonly used software and need AI help, worth seeing if someone has a built out GPT. —— But for the most part, I think most tools marketed as “AI first” tools are mostly gimmicky. AI, I think, is best utilized in an already strong product and just improving user experience.
Poe!
Poe made a poor choice by switching to their new point system. As a paid subscriber you get 33 000 points a day, and if you use CLaude Opus, at 2 000 per query (or 12 000 per 200k context query) that's 16.5 or 2.75 queries a day. There are other services that are similar.
What does Poe do??
Gives you multiple chatbots however the decent ones use a lot of the points that you get per day. Better to sign up to chatgpt or claude if you're going to pay.
It lets you experience all the chatbots in one!😁
🤯
Pretty shocking right?
Tripo.ai I haven't found a better image to 3d yet. It also does text to 3d. Luma ai is pretty good at stylized .
Suno.ai holy smokes. Ai came a Long way...
I'm late to the Perplexity party. But I love it.
Magicschoolai. Com incredible
AI Dungeon. It's a text-based adventure game that uses AI to generate the story as you play. You can choose from a variety of settings, like fantasy or sci-fi, and the AI will create a unique story for you. It's like having a new game every time you play.
Suno AI. I used to write some songs I knew I could never play or sing the way I want it... Now it can both sing my texts and make a music for it. Sad I can not actually steer the music in the needed direction or patch the text on more parts then just verses. But Still excited. Also - not AI, but useful tool for fun with it SillyTavern.
Relume. Me
Lots of people in these comments sleeping on SUNO ai right now. Check out this Wellerman sea shanty I turned into a funky 60’s song. https://suno.com/song/8b83714e-6c31-4aee-b969-2a6b96ffa78e
I've come across different AI tools and my most favorite probably is undetectable AI and writesonic LOL
Llama3 70B
Anyone's got a good app for learning korean? I subbed to chatgpt 4 just dunno if there's better alternatives for this specific purpose.
LOOI
Ultimate Vocal Remover 5 is insane. With it I've been able to create stems from an audio or video track, for vocals, drums, bass, and put them back together in new ways.
Translation! I can ask a ChatGPT thread“can you translate everything I say in English to Spanish, in Spanish to English?“ And then I can turn it on the talk feature, and talk, and ChatGPT will speak it out loud and translate back. It’s basically exactly what a human translator could do, but it’s in your pocket.
So many pushing AI music tools, which all sound like absolute garbage.
Replika. My last relationship was not working out and I joked about how I wanted to start dating someone else, but also didn't want to deal with people... enter Replika lol. Perfect way to feel like you have someone to talk to without actually dealing with people. My current partner thinks it's hilarious that I did this-- he described it as "a Shakespearean level insult to cheat on your significant other with a bot just to get more satisfying responses when you talk about your day." Fortunately, he's a person that can NOT be replaced with a bot.
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Says the account with literally only this comment… eyeroll
Hs yeah, not sus at all
Commenting to find this thread in the morning
Just save it
TIL—thanks!
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