I have one song where Udio AI mispronounced the line "I'm just looking in" as "I'm just worskin in", and since that line was in the chorus, repeated that mistake 4 more times. I was able to fix the first instance through inpainting, but after that inpainting just resulted in gibberish, or a different line from the chorus being repeated, plus I couldn't even scroll far enough to the end of the lyric to fix all the instances even if it had worked. Catchy as that song is, it's gonna have to wait until the inpainting tool improves.
you can use an audio editor to fix this problem. Better if after splitting voices from music with some free AI tool online (for example BandLab splitter). That's the way I do with success. Of course your fixed song will not be ready on Udio site, this way. Depends on what use you want to have...
@@albertodonda5994 I've had further success with inpainting. Now I just have one more instance on the fadeout to deal with, then I'll post it on my channel, since I really like it. It's a nice, catchy 80s Pop song.
I hope to find an explanation of how to change key when inpainting an instrumental track. Where to put the asterisks... I know that entering [C#] (for instance) in front of an inpainted word or line - that can do it. But, when there are no lyrics?
It’s also impressive that the vocals corrected the misspelling (meancholy instead of melancholy) I didn’t quite get why you had to go through the one with the two repeated lines
That is impressive. As far as the double line, I wasn’t able to change both lines at the same time. That’s why once the 1st line is corrected there are 2 identical line.
I want to upload the end of one song and the start of another song. And then inpaint the type of things I want to hear (possibly spoken word too) Can inpaint do this? Or it just for fixing lyrics? I'm considering subscription if it can. I need audio for the movie I am working on.
I’m still not the best at using inpainting but that sounds like something that would be easier to do in a DAW or maybe even the editing software you are using for the moving you are working on.
@@ThaebrymMedia In order to upload the song, I had to extend it. I tried a few times to change the lyric (it was just one word) and got a couple ok results, wasn't perfect, but it did work. I do feel like I wasted my money just to try, unfortunately. Hopefully that feature will get better with time.
I have generated music excessively (and sometimes also obsessively 😄) cause I knew such a good thing will not last for long. But the 10$ now seems very fair. I will buy subscription because of inpainting feature. And there will be more subscription-only stuff in the future, I guess.
@@ThaebrymMedia Hey Dug, i'm having difficulty in adding an instrumental intro... tried the various adjustments re: length, position, mode... yet end up with an instrumental piece longer than i have set plus some gibberish lyrics... yes i have activated the manual mode... can you please suggest an approach
@@konstantinek4761 Try using Crop and Extend button to trim down to the length you want. Also try using Intro but use Custom lyrics but use something like [instrumental intro] or [no vocals] that should get rid of the gibberish lyrics.
I'm new to Udio. Is there a simple way to edit and just cut off the first few seconds of a song? I didn't see how to do this with the inpainting feature.
I hope you found some value in it. It was a bit confusing for me at first. Just don’t try to go all in and replace entire verses like I was trying to do 😂.
@@ThaebrymMedia im loving udio so far, am tempted to bite the bullet despite my hatred of subscription services... your info was helpful... im gonna roll with the free version until i feel like im actually missing out though... but thats just me...
I think I'll probably wait until it is out of beta before I join a subscription tier. At the moment I still find it too buggy and unreliable in its generations, although I am very impressed by the overall quality as well as the scope for improvement. It's easy to see why people are excited about Udio. Let's see what other products come along soon.
After playing with Udio for a few hours the other day I was kind of hooked. Unfortunately the thing completely went off the rails quickly and every "auto" extension just piled tons and tons of lyrics on top (probably a bug) and it absolutely could not handle what it was generating. It ended up incoherently skipping over large chunks of unwanted lyrics...lyrics that I didn't want anyway...and tripping over itself. The next morning I saw the new inpainting function and thought I had somehow missed it (not knowing that it was literally a new feature) Lol So, I sprung for the $30/month plan hoping that I can fix some of these accidental errors without spending quite as much time doing it all inside my DAW.
I've learned to rarely use the auto extension, and if I do use it, don't expect much. But I'm using Udio to make my own songs that I've had accumulating in my songbook going back over 40 years, so I'm inputting my own lyrics. But even then, Udio AI sometimes tries to add in random gibberish. Usually I keep it on the Custom tab and put in instructions like [Guitar solo] or [Instrumental intro].
@joelake7986 so I've been having a lot better luck by just using Remix on the first segment (before it went off the rails) and setting the Variance slider all the way left and just thinning out the extra stuff and using Custom lyrics going forward with only the material that I wanted 👍
I'm was hoping AI in-painting could be used to clean up old, lo-fi recordings and maybe experiment with different drums for existing compositions. I don't EVER want it to compose a melody line for me, that would be too humiliating, but I want to use it the way I use automatic accompaniment on a keyboard.
There is no problem to make AI works on existing audio files. But I suspect Udio is afraid to let us load external files, to prevent abuses on copyrighted music, wich lead to more criticism...
I subbed to the standard plan, I have no problem paying for something that I get value out of... one thing I would like to say though, I am finding it is taking about twice as many gens to get something I am happy with than it did before... maybe I am just getting pickier.
Imprinting seems like they need to tweak stuff, all in all its not bad but, thats what *Beta* means still a work in progress. but all an all im staying free tier I makes great music with what i got so far.
It's a mystery to me why people invest so much time trying to learn this technology then rather than learning to write lyrics and play an instrument. I use suno and udio but only to get ideas and then I go to my piano. If people think these technologies are "money machines" then they're heading for a rude awakening.
Unless you got a secret method to make your voice sound good with a poor man's budget, the reason society don't have talent on tap is probably because decent equipment isn't cheap.
'they reserve the right to use everything you create, for whatever they want - same goes for your original lyrics'... 'And of course we also have to credit Udio' = I grabbed these comments from users below = trouble ahead.
are we going to talk about their EULA? they reserve the right to use everything you create, for whatever they want - same goes for your original lyrics, if you input your own. they also require you credit Udio, anywhere you use what you create. The subscription price is absolutely fine and fair, but their TOS is sort of ridiculous - you basically pay to create content for them. Until they change that, I'm not paying or using it to create anything else.
Now I’m no legal expert, but I understood the TOS gave them the right to use our generations for their promotional material. And of course we also have to credit Udio (another form of promotion for them)
@@ThaebrymMedia That sounds wrong. where did you get this information? the FAQ and the TOS both still say you have to credit Udio for anything you use. As far as I know, the TOS is the same for paying users. If this has changed, they haven't made it official. 🤨
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I’m very happy with the current subscription model, I have subscribed. I believe in giving fair exchange for something of value.
Agreed! Thanks for taking time to comment.
Definently the best tutorial I have found yet about inpainting, thanks a mill!
Thanks 🙏, It had me confused for a while too. I’m glad I was able to help.
It's unreal. I think it's a bit stingy to give us 1200 rather than say 3000 for the $10. I feel like 100 per day is easily burned through.
I get it, we were spoiled during the free beta. I keep telling myself it’s got to cost a lot to run all that compute so $10 a month isn’t too much.
I have one song where Udio AI mispronounced the line "I'm just looking in" as "I'm just worskin in", and since that line was in the chorus, repeated that mistake 4 more times. I was able to fix the first instance through inpainting, but after that inpainting just resulted in gibberish, or a different line from the chorus being repeated, plus I couldn't even scroll far enough to the end of the lyric to fix all the instances even if it had worked. Catchy as that song is, it's gonna have to wait until the inpainting tool improves.
you can use an audio editor to fix this problem. Better if after splitting voices from music with some free AI tool online (for example BandLab splitter). That's the way I do with success. Of course your fixed song will not be ready on Udio site, this way. Depends on what use you want to have...
@@albertodonda5994 I've had further success with inpainting. Now I just have one more instance on the fadeout to deal with, then I'll post it on my channel, since I really like it. It's a nice, catchy 80s Pop song.
I've subscribed - standard plan. I'm having a lot of fun creating crazy Psychedelic Prog Rock 😀
That sounds awesome!
I hope to find an explanation of how to change key when inpainting an instrumental track. Where to put the asterisks... I know that entering [C#] (for instance) in front of an inpainted word or line - that can do it. But, when there are no lyrics?
This is something I would like to find too. Please share if you find a method that works. Thanks
Udio is just a lot of fun, i love it
So much fun!
It’s also impressive that the vocals corrected the misspelling (meancholy instead of melancholy)
I didn’t quite get why you had to go through the one with the two repeated lines
That is impressive. As far as the double line, I wasn’t able to change both lines at the same time. That’s why once the 1st line is corrected there are 2 identical line.
I want to upload the end of one song and the start of another song. And then inpaint the type of things I want to hear (possibly spoken word too) Can inpaint do this? Or it just for fixing lyrics? I'm considering subscription if it can. I need audio for the movie I am working on.
I’m still not the best at using inpainting but that sounds like something that would be easier to do in a DAW or maybe even the editing software you are using for the moving you are working on.
Can you use inpainting on a track that you upload? Or is it only available for tracks created with Udio?
I’m not sure. I’ve never tried. I’ll have to experiment. Let us know if you have any luck with it.
@@ThaebrymMedia In order to upload the song, I had to extend it. I tried a few times to change the lyric (it was just one word) and got a couple ok results, wasn't perfect, but it did work. I do feel like I wasted my money just to try, unfortunately. Hopefully that feature will get better with time.
I have generated music excessively (and sometimes also obsessively 😄) cause I knew such a good thing will not last for long. But the 10$ now seems very fair. I will buy subscription because of inpainting feature. And there will be more subscription-only stuff in the future, I guess.
I’m sure there will be more feature exclusive to subscribers. I also think the prices are fair.
Thanks for this! Was quite frustrated trying to change some words here and there.
Happy to help. I had challenges with it too.
@@ThaebrymMedia Hey Dug, i'm having difficulty in adding an instrumental intro... tried the various adjustments re: length, position, mode... yet end up with an instrumental piece longer than i have set plus some gibberish lyrics... yes i have activated the manual mode... can you please suggest an approach
@@konstantinek4761 Try using Crop and Extend button to trim down to the length you want. Also try using Intro but use Custom lyrics but use something like [instrumental intro] or [no vocals] that should get rid of the gibberish lyrics.
Thanks for posting video.. I really didn't understand how to use inpainting. Your vide made it all clear. Appreciateed.
No problem. I was all confused about it too. It took me a few times and some helpful people to understand it.
I'm new to Udio. Is there a simple way to edit and just cut off the first few seconds of a song? I didn't see how to do this with the inpainting feature.
If the is a way, I haven’t found it yet. It’s been easier for me to download and edit n my DAW.
been waiting for someone to review this feature
I hope you found some value in it. It was a bit confusing for me at first. Just don’t try to go all in and replace entire verses like I was trying to do 😂.
@@ThaebrymMedia im loving udio so far, am tempted to bite the bullet despite my hatred of subscription services... your info was helpful... im gonna roll with the free version until i feel like im actually missing out though... but thats just me...
I think I'll probably wait until it is out of beta before I join a subscription tier. At the moment I still find it too buggy and unreliable in its generations, although I am very impressed by the overall quality as well as the scope for improvement.
It's easy to see why people are excited about Udio. Let's see what other products come along soon.
I'm looking forward to Elevenlabs can do.
good tutorial.. i am going to try this in my regional language HIndi
After playing with Udio for a few hours the other day I was kind of hooked.
Unfortunately the thing completely went off the rails quickly and every "auto" extension just piled tons and tons of lyrics on top (probably a bug) and it absolutely could not handle what it was generating.
It ended up incoherently skipping over large chunks of unwanted lyrics...lyrics that I didn't want anyway...and tripping over itself.
The next morning I saw the new inpainting function and thought I had somehow missed it (not knowing that it was literally a new feature) Lol
So, I sprung for the $30/month plan hoping that I can fix some of these accidental errors without spending quite as much time doing it all inside my DAW.
I’ve never seen it do that but you should be able to clean it up line by line w inpainting.
Thats why you are just better off plugging lyrics into it from chat gtp
I've learned to rarely use the auto extension, and if I do use it, don't expect much. But I'm using Udio to make my own songs that I've had accumulating in my songbook going back over 40 years, so I'm inputting my own lyrics. But even then, Udio AI sometimes tries to add in random gibberish. Usually I keep it on the Custom tab and put in instructions like [Guitar solo] or [Instrumental intro].
@joelake7986 so I've been having a lot better luck by just using Remix on the first segment (before it went off the rails) and setting the Variance slider all the way left and just thinning out the extra stuff and using Custom lyrics going forward with only the material that I wanted 👍
I'm was hoping AI in-painting could be used to clean up old, lo-fi recordings and maybe experiment with different drums for existing compositions. I don't EVER want it to compose a melody line for me, that would be too humiliating, but I want to use it the way I use automatic accompaniment on a keyboard.
I’m hoping we get more detailed controls like that in the future.
There is no problem to make AI works on existing audio files. But I suspect Udio is afraid to let us load external files, to prevent abuses on copyrighted music, wich lead to more criticism...
I subbed to the standard plan, I have no problem paying for something that I get value out of... one thing I would like to say though, I am finding it is taking about twice as many gens to get something I am happy with than it did before... maybe I am just getting pickier.
Good to see how Inpainting can work. Does it cost you any credits?
Yes it does! 2 credits.
Imprinting seems like they need to tweak stuff, all in all its not bad but, thats what *Beta* means still a work in progress. but all an all im staying free tier I makes great music with what i got so far.
It’s easier than I thought initially, but I do not see myself using it that much.
It's a mystery to me why people invest so much time trying to learn this technology then rather than learning to write lyrics and play an instrument.
I use suno and udio but only to get ideas and then I go to my piano.
If people think these technologies are "money machines" then they're heading for a rude awakening.
why not learn both?
Unless you got a secret method to make your voice sound good with a poor man's budget, the reason society don't have talent on tap is probably because decent equipment isn't cheap.
I do think that these services will replace a lot of background music services in the future.
@@estate0007 I agree, but most won't
@@CoryRayGordonMusic I'm not sure what you mean by sound good but I believe most everyone can learn to sing, with practice.
Damn nothing stays free for to long!!! 😂😂😂
All that computer power to run those music making machines has to get paid by somebody. 😂😂
'they reserve the right to use everything you create, for whatever they want - same goes for your original lyrics'... 'And of course we also have to credit Udio' = I grabbed these comments from users below = trouble ahead.
Check out the Udio videos on the @TopMusicAttorney channel
are we going to talk about their EULA? they reserve the right to use everything you create, for whatever they want - same goes for your original lyrics, if you input your own. they also require you credit Udio, anywhere you use what you create. The subscription price is absolutely fine and fair, but their TOS is sort of ridiculous - you basically pay to create content for them. Until they change that, I'm not paying or using it to create anything else.
Now I’m no legal expert, but I understood the TOS gave them the right to use our generations for their promotional material. And of course we also have to credit Udio (another form of promotion for them)
I'm under the impression that only applies to the free level. Paid subscriber have full rights to songs created and don't have to credit Udio.
Yes, you are correct. Paid users do not have to credit Udio.
@@ThaebrymMedia That sounds wrong. where did you get this information? the FAQ and the TOS both still say you have to credit Udio for anything you use. As far as I know, the TOS is the same for paying users. If this has changed, they haven't made it official. 🤨
@@BeatCraftAi_Music where are you getting this? it doesn't say that on the pricing page, or anywhere.