YouTube recently introduced Dream Track, a set of AI experimental tools designed to assist creators in producing unique music for their Shorts. This innovative feature was first unveiled in November and has since been met with great enthusiasm from the YouTube community. The initial test allowed users to create soundtracks for their Shorts using the AI-generated voices of popular artists who participated in the trial, including Alec Benjamin, Charlie Puth, Charli XCX, Demi Lovato, John Legend, Papoose, Sia, T-Pain, and Troye Sivan.

Now, YouTube is taking the next step by testing the Dream Track feature specifically for instrumental music. Creators in this new experiment group can simply enter English text prompts and choose a music genre (pop, hip hop, country, etc.) to generate instrumental tracks for their Shorts. This exciting development opens up endless possibilities for creators to add a personal touch to their content and enhance the overall viewer experience.

“We’re thrilled to explore new Dream Track features that aim to foster deeper engagement between music enthusiasts and artists on YouTube,” said a spokesperson from YouTube. As part of this testing phase, creators are encouraged to provide feedback and report any technical issues they encounter. This valuable input will help refine these experimental features before they are officially rolled out to all users.

Stay tuned for more updates on Dream Track and other exciting developments from YouTube as they continue to innovate and enhance the platform for creators and viewers alike. Keep creating amazing content and exploring new ways to connect with your audience through the power of music!