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Daily Digest #04
Hello folks, here’s what we have today;
PICKS
Turn your ideas into songs with Suno on Microsoft Copilot. Microsoft has partnered with Suno, an AI music creation company, to bring their music generation capabilities to Microsoft Copilot. Anyone can create fun, personalized songs through simple text prompts, regardless of musical ability.🍿Our Summary (also below)
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QUICK INSIGHT
Microsoft has partnered with Suno, an AI music creation company,to integrate their music generation capabilities into Microsoft Copilot. Now, anyone can easily craft personalized and enjoyable songs through simple text prompts, irrespective of their musical expertise.
What's happening here?
Microsoft is incorporating Suno, a music generation service, as a plugin into Copilot.
What does this signify?
With Suno's functionalities seamlessly integrated into Copilot, users can compose complete songs encompassing lyrics, instruments, and vocals by simply providing a textual description of their desired theme, such as "an upbeat pop song about adventures with my family." The AI takes care of translating these ideas into musical compositions, ensuring that the tone and ambiance of the song align with the cues in the prompt. No prior musical knowledge or skills are necessary.
Here's how to set it up:
Open Microsoft Edge, go to 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."
Instruct Copilot to generate a song based on your preferences, like "Create a pop song about adventures with your family."
Enjoy playing along with your newly created tune.
Share your musical creation on social media or with friends and colleagues.
Why should I care?
The integration of LLM (Language Model) in Copilot with Suno's music generation capabilities facilitates the creation of entire songs, rather than just components. This integration is reminiscent of the addition of DallE-3 to ChatGPT, where simple prompts can be transformed into songs with corresponding music. The use of LLMs to enhance prompts for multi-modal applications is gaining attention.
Another noteworthy aspect is the expansion of Copilot's functionality beyond its traditional role as a work assistant. Features like Suno indicate that Microsoft is also targeting the everyday Windows user in their regular life.