– Pika Labs added sound effects feature for AI videos
– Other tools like MyEdit, AudioCraft and ElevenLabs offer similar functionality
– Next big development in AI video is image-to-sound technology, allowing for automatic sound creation based on the picture.
Pika Labs has introduced a new feature that allows users to create sound effects from text prompts for their generative artificial intelligence videos. This adds a new audio dimension to their platform, along with the existing lip sync tool. The sound effects are currently only available to Pro plan subscribers but may be rolled out more widely soon. The generated sounds are impressive and bring videos to life, with examples including sizzling bacon and croaking frogs.
Other tools in the field of creating sound effects from text include MyEdit, AudioCraft, and ElevenLabs. While adding sound to videos is a notable development, the next big advancement may be image-to-sound technology, where AI can automatically analyze a picture and generate appropriate sound effects. This could streamline the process of creating videos with sound effects from a single prompt.
The trend in AI video creation is moving towards platform-based solutions that offer a one-stop-shop for generating fully-formed productions. Companies like Pika Labs, Runway, LTX Studio, and FinalFrame.ai are providing tools for creating AI films with characters, sound, and effects all in one place. The challenge will be maintaining consistency across these platforms and ensuring a seamless production process.