AI Singing Avatars & Song Generation

The script begins with the host welcoming participants to a webinar showcasing a song generator tool integrated with an Avatar feature. The host, Eugene, the marketing manager, apologizes for potential Wi-Fi issues and introduces the webinar's agenda, including an introduction to the song generator in collaboration with Sunno AI. He also mentions a holiday in America and provides a brief overview of the tools available on aal.com, such as personalized videos and streaming avatars, and hints at a new UI update for the realistic Avatar tool.

Eugene proceeds to demonstrate the Avatar tool, explaining how users can select and customize avatars, choose from various templates, and generate audio with different voice options. He highlights the new UI feature that allows users to continue their last unfinished draft and guides viewers through the process of creating a new avatar, including uploading a video and adjusting settings. The host also discusses the option to add custom voices or select from pre-made voices categorized by gender.

The host introduces the song generation feature, powered by Sunno AI, explaining the basics of how to prompt the AI to create songs based on user input. He shares his limited expertise and encourages more knowledgeable participants to share their tips in the chat. Eugene demonstrates creating a simple song by inputting a phrase and generating audio, showcasing the AI's capability to produce music based on text prompts.

Eugene continues to explore the Avatar tool's features, showing how to add stickers, emojis, icons, and images to avatars, as well as customizing text options. He also discusses the integration with other tools, such as the image generator, allowing users to create and use images as backgrounds. The host then returns to the song generation topic, explaining how to input more specific prompts to guide the style and content of the generated song.

The host opens the floor for participants to suggest prompts for the song generator, aiming to create an interactive experience. He listens to a song created during the demonstration and explains the process of saving and generating the song. Eugene also addresses the credits system, clarifying that song generation does not incur additional costs and that credits are used at a rate of one credit per second of video.

Eugene shares examples of songs generated during the webinar, including one about dogs, and invites participants to share their creations on Discord. He emphasizes the fun aspect of using AI to generate content and encourages users to explore the tool's capabilities. The host also discusses the process for future webinar notifications and the importance of checking the Luma account or Discord channel for updates.

In the final paragraph, the host thanks participants for joining the webinar and expresses hope that they found it informative and enjoyable. He addresses technical questions, such as uploading custom music and lip-syncing avatars, and provides information on how credits will be distributed after the webinar. Eugene also mentions an unresolved face swap issue and promises to update the community once it is fixed.

The host concludes the webinar by reiterating his appreciation for participants' involvement and encouraging them to reach out for assistance or to share their creations. He provides contact information and mentions the expected arrival of credits by Monday. Eugene also addresses a question about singing a Shakira song using one's own voice tone, explaining the current limitations of the tool.