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Whenever I look at a new generative AI model that can make music based on text prompts, I test it immediately to see what it can do. Most of the time, the results are incredible, but the samples are too short, and each one requires manual playback. I thought that would be the case with Riffusion's new Fuzz AI model. I hit play and went to make coffee while the music sample was playing before actually looking around to see what the deal with Fuzz was. But something else happened. Instead of a basic UI, Riffusion offers a music player experience with lots of AI songs to choose from. They're full-length tracks that you can stream just like you would with Apple Music and Spotify. The difference is that Riffusion doesn't have ads, and you don't need to pay a subscription to listen to or generate songs. The actual playback stopped me in my tracks. My mind was blown and I nearly forgot about making coffee. I picked a random category, and the music was amazing. I realized right then and there that if someone told me this was an upcoming song from a new artist, I would have believed it. Best of all, it's totally free, as Riffusion said on X that the music generation tool will be available to users free of charge "for as long as our GPUs survive." Continue reading... The post I found a free AI music generator that legitimately sounds like real, professional music appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $20 Amazon credit, $165 AirPods 4 with ANC, $1,300 off LG C4 OLED TV, Roborock sale, more Today’s deals: $329 Apple Watch Series 10, $219 Bose soundbar, 40% off eufy video smart lock, more Today’s deals: $17.50 Apple AirTags, $79 Vizio soundbar, $500 off eufy Omni S1 Pro, $180 Beats Studio Pro, more Today’s deals: $20 Amazon credit, $4 Anker UDB-C cables, $30 Magic Bullet, $160 TP-Link mesh WiFi, more

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