Ali released HappyShrimp 1.0: write a complete song in one sentence, and also made an AI version of shrimp music

Comparative news, according to monitoring, Alibaba officially released the AI music model HappyShrimp 1.0, the Chinese name happy shrimp. Users only need to describe an emotion, story, or musical idea, and the model can directly write, compose, arrange, and sing to generate a complete song. HappyShrimp focuses on natural language understanding and doesn't require users to learn to write a bunch of music labels first. For example, if you enter a song written for yourself who just graduated or is suitable for playing in a coffee shop, the model will decide the style, arrangement, vocals, and song structure herself. Complex cues can also control BPM, tonality, instrument, vocal gender, vocal sex, and mood progression. The model is generated using an end-to-end complete song. The lyrics, melody, arrangement, and vocals are not generated separately and then put together, but the entire song is planned in a unified manner, focusing on solving common problems in AI music such as vocal mechanics, poor lyrics, and loose front and back structures. Ali also launched HappyShrimp, an AI music platform of the same name. In addition to directly generating songs, users can also post, listen to, and share other people's AI music works. Currently, domestic and overseas websites have been opened, and independent apps are still being prepared for launch. HappyShrimp launched and announced a partnership with Taihe Music Group. New users can now receive a free credit experience.