Make me a clip? Make me a track instead
Google is upgrading its music AI, Lyria 3 Pro.
It can now create songs up to three minutes long, instead of being stuck at 30 seconds.
Users can also ask for specific parts of a song, like an intro, chorus, or bridge, which gives them more control over how the track is built.
Like tools such as Suno and Udio, Lyria 3 Pro can make music from a text prompt describing the mood, sound, or instruments.
It can also write lyrics and use a photo or video as inspiration.
Google is also adding it to more of its products, including Gemini, Vertex AI, Google AI Studio, the Gemini API, Google Vids, and ProducerAI.
Here’s what you should know:
Lyria 3 Pro can now make songs up to three minutes long
Google is adding it across several products, including Gemini and ProducerAI
Google says it has safeguards in place for copyright and AI labelling
Not just a snippet
That means more people will be able to use it without needing a separate music app.
But longer AI-made songs could also raise more questions around copyright and copyright artists.
Google says the model does not imitate specific artists, checks its outputs against existing content, and adds a hidden SynthID watermark to show the music was made by AI.
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