YouTube Music and Deezer are beta testing and introducing latest AI features to make music discovery easier on their music streaming platforms.
Music streaming services depend on your search activity, feedback, and listening history to get a greater idea of ​​what music they need to suggest in your playlist.
But what if you must hearken to a song but can't remember the title or artist?
YouTube Music's Sound Search or Hum to Search feature allows a user to hum, sing, or play a bit of music to search out the song they need.
Some Android and iOS users of the YouTube Music app were capable of see this AI-based song recognition feature back in May, nevertheless it was quickly removed without explanation.
Now, Premium users within the US can see this feature within the app. If you must see when you are one among the lucky users, click on the search icon within the app and search for a waveform button next to the microphone voice search option.
YouTube Music is adding more AI discovery power to its app with a beta test of its Conversation Radio feature. Users can create a custom playlist by simply describing what they need to hear.
If you see the Request Music on Demand card in your private home feed, you may have access to the feature.
If you ask for “relaxed dinner music with a Latin flair,” you’ll be shown an AI-curated playlist somewhat than counting on pre-made, user-created playlists.
Deezer is introducing an analogous AI search feature with its Playlist with AI feature. The platform says it should roll out the feature globally, but is currently testing it on 5% of its paying subscribers.
“We're excited to bring this AI-powered feature to Deezer users around the globe,” said Alexandra Leloup, VP Product at Deezer. “Whether you would like the proper soundtrack for a workout, a romantic evening or a nostalgic trip down memory lane, our AI-powered playlist puts together a brand new music experience in seconds and offers limitless ways to simply discover latest music.”
The feature, which creates custom playlists from an easy text prompt, is reportedly powered by Google's Gemini 1.5 AI model.
With the supply of AI music generators like Suno, Udio and Google's Dream Track, we may soon get much more customization options for our streaming apps.
