Because this is the audio part of the tutorial, the result at the end of the video aims to make you listen to the audio 😋 , while the picture is not about the content of the video, but is just a cute picture made for the occasion to avoid leaving everyone with a black screen!🤣 The final result is this one that I posted yesterday: th-cam.com/video/4j8EzsgH6S0/w-d-xo.html
Hi! As i said "Since I have no idea if the voice I used is subject to copyright or not, I'll avoid showing you exactly where I got my samples. For this example, let's download a free public domain song." So yes i've used a female voice for the final video 😋
@@DreamingAIChannel awesome thx! How long do you think until we can edit lyrics of a song. For example Nina Simone singing "And We're* Feeling Good" , changed "I'm feeling" to "We're feeling". Like drop and replace, but with consistent voice and same background. Or adding another verse to an existing song, again with consistency Thanks and all the best!
@@fire17102 Uhm i think that something like that need to be implemented in some advanced program like Adobe Audition or so to be usable like you said, but unfortunately big companies are always reluctant to implement things like that for fear of legal things so I don't know... there is a video (th-cam.com/video/I3l4XLZ59iw/w-d-xo.html) where years ago at an adobe conference something similar is shown and yet SEVEN years later I still haven't seen this feature anywhere!
@@DreamingAIChannel thanks for the reply! Imagine what he was doing except for music, and inside Spotify (or a similar looking player). As you said, I would not wait for adobe for such applications, we have to create this in open source arena. From what you showed I feel like we're closer than ever
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Excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing!
i like your presentation style
You sound like art bell from coast to coast am
thanks, the video at the end of the video has no lipsync. Can you check why?
Because this is the audio part of the tutorial, the result at the end of the video aims to make you listen to the audio 😋 , while the picture is not about the content of the video, but is just a cute picture made for the occasion to avoid leaving everyone with a black screen!🤣 The final result is this one that I posted yesterday: th-cam.com/video/4j8EzsgH6S0/w-d-xo.html
Didn't you train a male voice? How come at the end it's a woman's voice? Did you do another off camera? The final one is better indeed
Hi! As i said "Since I have no idea if the voice I used is subject to copyright or not, I'll avoid showing you exactly where I got my samples.
For this example, let's download a free public domain song." So yes i've used a female voice for the final video 😋
@@DreamingAIChannel awesome thx! How long do you think until we can edit lyrics of a song. For example Nina Simone singing "And We're* Feeling Good" , changed "I'm feeling" to "We're feeling". Like drop and replace, but with consistent voice and same background. Or adding another verse to an existing song, again with consistency
Thanks and all the best!
@@fire17102 Uhm i think that something like that need to be implemented in some advanced program like Adobe Audition or so to be usable like you said, but unfortunately big companies are always reluctant to implement things like that for fear of legal things so I don't know... there is a video (th-cam.com/video/I3l4XLZ59iw/w-d-xo.html) where years ago at an adobe conference something similar is shown and yet SEVEN years later I still haven't seen this feature anywhere!
@@DreamingAIChannel thanks for the reply! Imagine what he was doing except for music, and inside Spotify (or a similar looking player).
As you said, I would not wait for adobe for such applications, we have to create this in open source arena. From what you showed I feel like we're closer than ever