Nvidia’s new solution is called Fugatto.
Nvidia has unveiled its latest generative audio artificial intelligence model, Fugatto, which opens up a new dimension in the production of sounds, music and human voices – at least as promised. Based on simple text or voice commands, this innovative technology can create musical details, modify existing tracks, and generate completely new, never-before-heard sounds. Fugatto allows music producers to quickly prototype, test new ideas, or add special layers and effects to existing music.
Nvidia’s goal was to use Fugatto to interpret and create sounds in a human-like way, giving users a new kind of artistic freedom. According to Rafael Valle, the expert leading the research, this model can form the basis of future unsupervised, multi-functional learning in the field of audio synthesis. In addition to music, this significant advance in audio technology also offers revolutionary opportunities in the localization of sounds for advertising campaigns, the design of dynamic music elements for video games, and the creation of unique sound effects.
Fugatto is backed by 2.5 billion parameters and training on 32 state-of-the-art H100 GPUs. This model uses the so-called ComposableART technique, which allows the elements learned in the course to be creatively combined. Rohan Badlani, a researcher at Nvidia, said that Fugatto’s results often surprised him and gave him a kind of artistic experience, despite the fact that he is not an artist himself, but a computer engineer.
This innovation comes in a rapidly evolving technology space where other companies such as Stability AI and Google are also experimenting with similar systems. However, Nvidia’s innovation is particularly noteworthy, as it not only pushes technological boundaries, but also opens up new opportunities for those working in the creative industries. The capabilities offered by Fugatto can redefine how we approach the world of sound and music, while giving everyone the opportunity to become a little bit of an artist with the help of technology.
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