Digital Alchemy Secrets - 18 How to use AI Music to target Bill Gates (or other dream customers)
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In this video, we are going to create a piece of AI music that contains the name of your dream customer so that you can reach people like Bill Gates and get their attention. Let's see how we can do that with AI. Hey, you watching this video.
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Write some lyrics. To create AI music, it is helpful to just write a few lines of rhyming music lyrics. This can be done with any text editor. A good solution that we use is Google Drive. It has the advantage that you can also share and discuss your text with someone. Even if you make mistakes in your initial attempts, you can later use AI solutions to create a better version. This can result in longer texts or improved rhymes. The key is to just start and not overthink your creative process too much. With the right choice of tools and the ability to iterate, you can quickly arrive at good results. Improve text with AI. As a non-native speaker, I needed to improve my AI-generated song. I used an AI solution for this purpose. Specifically, I utilized the Haku AI model from Anthropicic, as as well as a self-created AI bot that follows my prompts. With this bot, I provide some text, and it helps me improve the text and the punctuation. This process can typically be completed within five minutes. Additionally, solutions like ChatGPT can also be used to achieve similar results. Create an AI music jingle.
Once you have written your song text, you need to create something that actually sounds like a real song. Currently, there are some solutions available online, and you can use the one that I have used. It is called UDIO. Currently, it is in a free beta stage, so you can create jingles like the one in this video for free. It doesn't take much experience to do something like this, but you need to have some patience because from time to time, the results are not as good as expected. Add the name to a short intro. Now that we have the main part of the track, we just need to add the name of our customer as a short introduction. For example, a second or two that might be an audio recording of your voice with the spoken introduction, or you might even use the same audio solution to create a short track that contains the name of your customer. In any case, you need to include the name to get the attention that might lead the customer to be interested in your content much more because now it is personalized. I will use the free audacity audio editor in this example.
Convert it to a video file. Now that we have recorded our audio files, we need to make a video file out of this. The best way I know is to use some stock footage or stock videos and create something that simply moves, at least following the 30 second duration of the jingle. This should be good enough to get a background like the one I'm using. It just shows some notes flowing around on the screen. I will also add subtitles to make it a little bit more interesting in the main video. The last step is to send the personalized audio message to your customer. I prefer to upload my finished video files to an online cloud solution like AWS, but you can use other solutions, too. A good way to get your customers to actually engage with your email content is to include an animated GIF file that will visually display some animated movements inside the email, as this can help capture the attention of your prospects more effectively.
