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This is incredibly good compared to SOTA music models (MusicGen, MusicLM). It looks like there's also a product page where you can subscribe to use it, similar
by reissbaker 3y ago
This is incredibly good compared to SOTA music models (MusicGen, MusicLM). It looks like there's also a product page where you can subscribe to use it, similar to Midjourney: https://www.stableaudio.com/ https://www.stableaudio.com/
Sadly it's not open-weight and it doesn't look like there's an API (again like Midjourney): you subscribe monthly to generate audio in their UI, rather than having something developers can integrate or wrap.
- ex3ndr 3y agoThankfully you can train it at home, the bigger question is a data.
- nullandvoid 3y agoI was hoping to use it to generate some sound effects to use in a game I'm working on - but looks like I need an "enterprise license" (https://www.stableaudio.com/pricing https://www.stableaudio.com/pricing) Why does this have a different clause I wonder, and doesn't just fall under "In commercial products below 100,000 MAU"?
- emadm 3y agoDifferent deal with the underlying data holders with revenue share etc
- emadm 3y agoThere is a CC licensed version soon plus API. Models are advancing very fast, will be quite the year for music.
- reissbaker 3y agoAny chance of a commercially licensed version? CC is alright for research but I feel like the real meat of a lot of these models is finetuning. (Or, will the API support finetuning?)