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Midjourney Music: How To Extract Audio & MIDI From Pictures

When MidJourney first came out in February 2022, it was the only major competitor to Dalle-2. Text to image workflows were still brand new and many of today's popular text to music apps had not reached the public yet. They were still quietly under development under the end of 2022 through middle of 2023.

Two years later, we find ourselves faced with Midjourney V6 and a variety of competing image creation services including Dalle-3, Leonardo AI, and countless others. AI song generators like Splash Music , Suno , Udio and Riffusion are all generating images to go along with their musical output.

Yet there's one remaining link that was yet to be solved until very recently. How exactly does one go about turning an image into music ? The video below holds the answer to that question:

In January of 2024, we saw the first signs of gen AI companies turning images directly into audio, including both music and sound effects. The comparison video above show five examples of Midjourney images being converted to music.

We've found SoundGen to be the best service for converting AI images into accurate musical representations, while Audio-LDM2 seems to be the best for turning pictures into sound effects.

In this article we'll share a quick overview of Midjourney V6 so that you're up to date on the latest version. We'll also have a little fun and show you how to go on your very own MIDI-Journey with Midjourney, using audio-to-midi converters like RipX and Samplab.

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Quick overview of Midjourney V6

How to make Midjourney Music

MIDI Journey: Starting your audio to midi side quest

Quick Overview of Midjourney V6

Let's start with a few basics for those who aren't familiar with how the service works. Midjourney runs in a Discord server and paid users get access to a private chatbot, where they can issue special commands to retrieve imagery in any style.

The most straightforward command is /imagine , triggering a text area where users can describe exactly what they want to see. If you're curious to learn more about the kinds of prompts people are using in 2024, check out this new guide .

Midjourney V6 can be accessed by adding the flag " --v 6" to your text prompt. Doing so leads to higher image quality and better prompt coherence, meaning that you're more likely to get precisely what you asked for than in previous versions.

Of the four images that it creates, v6 will upscale at a rate that's measured to be two times faster than before. It's almost instantaneous. Text rendering improved dramatically as well, and it's possible to get stylized phrases by including the words in quotes.

In the example above, we demonstrate what happens when you use a prompt like A neon blue sign that says "hello" --v 6. As you can see, the model successfully captured the look and feel of a modern, cursive neon sign and provided four variations to choose from. Here's what the fourth option looks like once it's been upscaled:

The results are great, but now the real question is how to go about turning your fancy neon blue sign into a song. We'll get into that next.

How to make Midjourney music

Creating music with Midjourney will require a simple modular approach. The AI image generator does not include an music model on its own, but it's easy to do with SoundGen's image-to-music feature.

To get started, sign up for free at SoundGen.io and log into your account. We've highlighted the picture icon in yellow below, so you know where to click. Pick a MIdjourney image that's saved on your local machine and SoundGen will automatically add captions.

I uploaded the blue neon sign and a moment later the image appeared along with a short caption describing the picture. This kind of image-to-text service is actually available in Midjourney as well, using their /describe prompt. But it's a bit easier and more fun to upload the picture directly to SoundGen.

At this point you can either hit generate to turn it into music, or you can expand on the prompt using the magic wand icon located to the right of the image icon. SoundGen will interpret the image and create musical parameters to pass into the AI music generation model. I recommend trying this process with and without the magic wand, across several pictures, to decide which approach you like more.

We'll keep the 15 second default duration for this demo, but you can expand it up to 30 seconds for the first creation. There's an additional expand feature in SoundGen that you can run repeatedly to make the track as long as you want it to be.

Just like that, we've created a piece of Midjourney music. As the screenshot above shows, you'll have the option to regenerate as many times as you like, using the expand button to build upon your favorite versions. There's a lot more to SoundGen, but in the interest of time I want to move on to another interesting phase of this journey.

MIDI Journey: Starting your Audio to MIDI side quest

Now that you've created a track in SoundGen, you can download it locally and run it through an audio to MIDI service like RipX or Samplab . Both services are great but I have personally been using RipX more often because it offers a broader feature set and higher quality MIDI editing capabilities.

Here's what our blue neon sign Midjourney music looks like as a spectrogram in the RipX DAW. Stem separation has been performed automatically, removing troublesome percussion layers that don't necessarily translate to the MIDI notation format.

Tonal content, like the synths and lead melody, are correctly represented on the audio piano roll. You can move individual notes up and down, ala Melodyne 5, retaining the timbre of the original instruments. This gives you maximum control over the sound.

Any of the instrumental layers can be exported by RipX as MIDI or Audio files. Bring the MIDI files directly into your DAW to assign virtual instruments and make use of your plugin collection.

If the chain of text-to-image-to-audio-to-midi feels too modular, you can also try out AudioCipher . Our text-to-MIDI generator turns words into melodies and chord progressions in the key of your choice. Apply layers of rhythm automation and drag ideas from the plugin directly into your DAW.

That's the whole workflow in a nutshell. There's lots more to explore but we'll leave the rest up to your imagination and experimentation!

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As a composer I would like to feed Audiocipher with a (short) MIDI melody. The output should also be MIDI. Then I could use it in my DAW. I would like to choose parameters like: duration, speed, number of voices, instruments, counterpoint(yes/no, percentage), confine to notes (C, D#, F, G, ...), scale, Beethoven(yes/no, percentage), John Williams(yes/no, percentage), Beatles (yes/no, percentage), standard song template(yes/no, percentage), ... This could create very interesting mixtures. A more complex version could have an interface like Native Instruments Reaktor.

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Hey Wolfgang, what you're describing is pretty much how a neural network trains on music and composes. Check out Jukebox, I think it may be close what you have in mind.

In the visual art space, this tech has already come so far that it is arguably super-human while retaining a human-like quality. For the musical art space, I think that musicnet is going in the right direction, having MIDI as its output, which an artist would then use in a composition to make the final product. What is lacking in this space is a large MIDI dataset that is labeled very richly in terms of what matters to humans. That includes subjective and emotional labeling, which is hard to do, but would not really be about band or composer names. Pandora has started down that road for regular audio, but not MIDI. If such a MIDI dataset were to exist,…

I think a good approach would be a dataset of harmonic relativities and their emotional impact. And another dataset for speed and instruments and their emotional impact.

A compelling article! I love that AudioCipher continues to originate methods for composing music, offering flexible and creative systems to its clients. Your article made a good point: to clarify that AI's modus operandi generates music from text while AudioCipher works to generate music from MIDI files. Seems like a viable business plan too, one that producers can build upon.

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Bring Song Lyrics To Life With Mind-Melting Midjourney Art

Art and music merge into one. The two just go together. One of the most exciting and fun applications of Midjourney is the ability to turn song lyrics into mind-melting art.

How do you do this?

It’s simple.

Just enter a song lyric as your Midjourney prompt. That’s it.

In this post, I’m going to show you awesome examples of how Midjourney can bring song lyrics to life.

The result is an incredible piece of art. The only caveat is this: Midjourney is quite literal. Song lyrics, often, are not. So if you try a lyric that is entirely a metaphor, then you’ll probably be sadly disappointed with your new art. I had to experiment with different types of lyrics until I found ones that were mainly literal and somewhat metaphorical.

Midjourney is not the only AI tool that can do this. However, it’s my AI art tool of choice for now, so that’s what I used. Do you have a problem with that?

Fun fact: no two pieces of Midjourney art will ever be exactly the same, making each creation truly one-of-a-kind.

Let’s begin…

Midjourney Lyrics Prompt #1: 40 Oz. to Freedom

Copy/Paste: Life is one big question when you’re staring at the clock.

Artist : Sublime Song : 40 Oz. to Freedom

Wow. Midjourney nailed this one.

My personal favorite is the one on the top-left, but I wanted to share the whole grid so you could see all four variations that the tool spit out. These really do a great job at depicting the lyrics.

The only one that is a bit too literal and not-so-good is the one on the top-right. The woman is literally just staring at clocks, bored, while questioning her boring, stupid life. The good news? The other three images made up for it.

Midjourney Lyrics Prompt #2: Heart-Shaped Box

Copy/Paste: I’ve been locked inside your heart-shaped box for weeks.

Artist : Nirvana Song : Heart-Shaped Box

It looks grungy and fits in pretty nice with Nirvana’s style. This is a coincidence, as Midjourney does not know that these lyrics are from Nirvana. It doesn’t know song lyrics…period.

There is a heart-shaped box inside of a box, which isn’t exactly what I was looking for, but it gets the job done. The graffiti and rust on the sides of the box add to the dirty, often muddy sound of the song.

Midjourney Lyrics Prompt #3: Lateralus

Copy/Paste: We’ll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no one’s been.

Artist : Tool Song : Lateralus

One of my favorite song quotes gets visualized nicely as a giant algae-covered spiral in the middle of the jungle that travels down into a mysterious jet black hole. If Tool were to create this themselves, they’d probably make it less colorful and a lot darker, but this is still surreal enough to impress even them.

Midjourney produced several other images that were similar to this, but most of them were just way too creepy. There’s something about these lyrics that made the machine a little mad. And we don’t want that.

Midjourney Lyrics Prompt #4: The Sky is a Neighborhood

Copy/Paste : The sky is a neighborhood.

Artist : Foo Fighters Song : The Sky is a Neighborhood

This is another one of my favorite music quotes. Out of all the images on this page, this one is easily the most literal in terms of translation. But the art style is thought provoking and reminiscent of some type of 3D episode of The Simpsons. It’s cool. It’s the type of art that could be hung on a wall, inside of your house, in your own neighborhood.

Midjourney Lyrics Prompt #5: Bullet w/ Butterfly Wings

Copy/Paste : The world is a vampire.

Artist : Smashing Pumpkins Song : Bullet with Butterfly Wings

This could be a gothic or heavy metal t-shirt design. Or an album cover. It’s a bit weird and borderline terrifying, but not all art is butterflies and dandelions, okay? Midjourney knows this, and you should too.

If you’ve ever heard this song, then you’ll probably agree that it goes pretty well with its vibe.

Midjourney Lyrics Prompt #5: Evangeline

Copy/Paste : Depressed man laying on the ocean’s beach, at night, giant moon above, phantasmal iridescent, black background –ar 3:2 –v 5

Artist : Highly Suspect Song : Evangeline

I saved the makeshift prompt for last. I wanted to create one for Highly Suspect really bad. I tried everything. Midjourney kept giving me the finger.

So I described one of their songs the way I thought it would look visually.

If your quote doesn’t produce what you want, I suggest you try this as well. It’s actually more fun because you can get really creative with your prompt. Just describe what you think in your mind when you listen to the song, and see if the tool’s output lines up with your vision. Rinse and repeat.

Wrapping It Up

I really want you to really think about the creative applications of this. You could use it to create unique album covers for your favorite bands or artists. You could create custom art for your home (or trailer, or parent’s basement…whatever you’re working with, I guess). You could craft the perfect, customizable gift for someone who loves music. Or for someone who hates music, just to make them mad. Lastly, like anything created in Midjourney, you could plug it into Photoshop and really make some magic happen.

Let me know what you were able to create with song lyrics in Midjourney in the comments below. You probably won’t, but who knows, maybe you will. Thanks for reading, and remember to prompt the planet.

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Midjourney Prompts for Album Covers (14 Prompt Examples)

Creating album covers got way easier thanks to AI and Midjourney. Just follow some basic rules and let your imagination run wild.

Written by: Milan K

Published on: June 29, 2023

Artificial intelligence will transform most industries akin to how the Internet completely changed the world. This effect can already be felt in certain industries.

I think that the music industry will change a lot in the future as a result of our advancements in AI. We've already begun to see what type of power artificial intelligence can have in music.

In April 2023, a song featuring AI-generated voices from Drake and The Weeknd went viral . It received millions of plays across different social media platforms.

Apart from voice cloning, one of the things I also see happening in the very near future is that a lot of musicians will want AI-generated artwork for their album covers. If you practice prompting in Midjourney, I think you should take some time to focus on creating album covers. You never know who might like what you made.

In this article, I'm going to talk about how to write Midjourney album cover prompts. I'll also share some prompts for album covers that I've written, along with the images Midjourney generated from them.

How to Write Midjourney Prompts for Album Covers

Regardless of whether or not you're a musician, you have to put yourself in the mindset of one when you're writing prompts for album covers. Think of how you would describe the concept behind the artwork to a designer.

Think about an image that would represent an album. Say the concept is searching for meaning in life. Think of a scene that would represent that feeling. Otherwise, you can also use "search for meaning" in your prompt and see what Midjourney will generate.

Since Midjourney has a soft cap of 60 words, you should keep your prompts concise . If you can't explain what you want to create in 2-3 sentences, then you should try creating something else.

It's also important to be mindful of the keywords you use in your prompts. For instance, sometimes it's a great idea to let the model know you want to design an album cover. In other cases, you might find that leaving this keyword out of your prompt will give you the best results.

One more thing I feel like mentioning - you should use the default aspect ratio in Midjourney when making album artwork .

14 Midjourney Prompts for Album Covers

I've decided to split the prompts in today's article into multiple categories. These categories represent some of the most popular music genres today. I'll do two prompts per genre.

Now, let's see how good Midjourney is at creating album covers.

Midjourney Prompts for Rock Album Covers

/imagine album artwork, man holding a rock guitar sitting on a barrel of gasoline with fire around him, photorealistic, full HD, photograph --v 5

I know there are certain flaws to this image (the face and the fingers), but it could be reworked in Photoshop. Everything else in the image is awesome. It's crazy what Midjourney can make from only a short text prompt.

/imagine rock album cover, rebel, outcast, wolf, lone wolf, morals, principles, honesty, values, the good fight, inspiring --v 5

In this prompt, I specifically mentioned that I wanted to create a rock album cover. I specified the music genre to see what type of aesthetic the AI model would use. I have to say that Midjourney did a really good job with this cover.

The model also included some weird letters in the image, which you could easily remove if you wanted to.

Midjourney Prompts for Rap Album Covers

/imagine rap album cover, turning a dollar to a million, motivational, pursuit of your goals and dreams, inspirational --v 5

I like this artwork. It's interesting to see such great outfit choices for this cover even though I didn't mention them in my prompt at all. I love the jacket he's wearing. I could easily see this being a rap album cover.

/imagine rap album artwork, photorealistic, award winning photo, urban city environment, concrete jungle --v 5

It's not really as photorealistic as I wanted it to be, but that's okay. If it was a real photo, it would look like it was heavily edited in Photoshop. It's easy to tell that this image was generated in Midjourney, but that doesn't change the fact that it would make for a solid album cover.

Midjourney Prompts for Pop Album Covers

/imagine pop album cover, young female singer posing and showing her confidence knowing that she's going to become the biggest celebrity on the planet --v 5

When musicians are releasing their debut album, they should be on the cover so people can remember what they look like. This would be an excellent cover for a debut album by a pop musician.

/imagine pop album cover artwork, colorful, paintballs, creative, trending --v 5

I decided to do something different with this prompt. I wanted to only include a few keywords to Midjourney and let the AI model do its thing. The only thing I mentioned that I wanted to see was paintballs.

This is a very experimental type of prompting because the randomization is significantly increased when you don't give clear instructions on what you want to be featured in the image. But the result came out great. It's something I'd love to see as an album cover.

Midjourney Prompts for Metal Album Covers

/imagine metal music album cover, album artwork, becoming the ruler of the underworld, illustrated, creepy, dark --v 5

This is such good artwork. I couldn't wait until I got to the metal music section of the article because the two images for this genre are breathtaking. I love how this was illustrated. If I had a metal band, I would definitely use this image.

/imagine metal album cover, mystical forces, communication with the dead, supernatural powers, horrorcore, darkcore, spooky --niji 5

I wanted to use the Niji Model 5 here because I think it works great with the aesthetic that's generally seen in the metal album artwork. If you don't know, the Niji Model 5 is a Midjourney model for anime that you can activate by typing /settings in the Midjourney Discord server and pressing the Niji button.

Midjourney Prompts for EDM Album Covers

/imagine cognitive dissonance, thoughts shattered to a million pieces, modern artwork, dystopian, abstract --v 5

I feel like abstract prompts work best when you're creating an EDM album cover. I literally couldn't pick out one single image from this set, so I decided it was best to show you all four generated results. If I really had to pick one, I think the first image is the best.

/imagine album cover, sonic waves flying throughout the boundless universe, acidwave aesthetics, abstract --v 5

This time, I had no trouble picking out the best image from the set. There is something special about this design. I can't really explain it, but this is without a doubt one of my favorite images that I generated using Midjourney so far.

Midjourney Prompts for R&B Album Covers

/imagine r&b album cover, young woman on a search for love, feminine, beautiful, inspiring --v 5

I left a lot of room for Midjourney to randomize the outputs for this prompt. I gave a generic theme for the album and this is what the AI model created. Midjourney is usually not too good with hands, but there are no issues with that in this image.

/imagine r&b album cover, the main theme of the album is getting over a hard breakup and adjusting to the single life, there are many sad songs on the album about breaking up with a partner --v 5

I took a different approach here compared to the previous prompt. In this prompt, I gave more information about the album. I mentioned that there are many sad songs on it. The generated output was quite good.

Midjourney Prompts for Country Album Covers

/imagine country album artwork, old country singer sitting in front of an old diner, both have been around for several decades, iconic --v 5

This is the type of country album cover you'd see from a local legend that has been making music for decades. I wanted an iconic photo and I got it. The only thing I'm worried about is where his other hand is, but let's forget about that detail.

/imagine country album cover, young blonde female country singer, becoming a star, success, wholesome, portrait, photorealistic --v 5

Taylor Swift, I think there's a new singer you should be worried about. This honestly got me thinking about how difficult it is to create a viral song performed by a fictitious character where the voice is AI-generated. You might see me trying something like that in the future.

Final Thoughts

I'd like to think that these were all great potential album covers. As long as you upscale the images using some other piece of software, you'll have a truly high-quality image that could be used as an album cover.

I feel like there is a certain aesthetic to every music genre, but really there are no rules when it comes to making art. You simply create what you think is cool.

That's why I would encourage all my readers to get as creative as possible when they're writing prompts (as long as you don't cross the 60-word soft cap). Set your thoughts free and write whatever pops up in your mind.

You can also make other cool stuff in Midjourney. For instance, I have a great article on Midjourney prompts for logos . There is also one where I made book covers using this AI model. I suggest you check out both of these articles to see some cool prompt examples that could inspire you.

There are endless possibilities when you're using this artificial intelligence model. And the best part is that it's only going to get better from here.

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Midjourney but for music?

Midjourney is basically an AI-powered image-generating tool that has been booming lately and is very popular among people all around the world. But you can use Midjourney for generating images, and it cannot help you through the music-generating process. However, there are other AI tools out there that can be used to create music tracks. In this blog post, I will introduce you to some of the best AI music generators that will work for you. Let’s get into it!

I want to quickly remind you that you can create beautiful songs or album covers or get inspired using Midjourney and different Midjourney image prompts to develop your image-generating process.

AI music generators

AI music generators use algorithms to analyze and replicate existing music patterns to create new original compositions. These tools can be used for music production, recommendation, and live performance. Here are some excellent “Midjourney for music” tools that you can use to generate music for different purposes. 

Soundful is one of the top-rated AI-powered music generator software that can help you create music quickly and easily. It has an easy-to-use interface, and you can choose from different instruments and genres to create royalty-free background music. This can even be useful for freelance YouTube video editors !

AIVA is the platform when you just need a straightforward tool to create music! All you need to do is sign up, choose some parameters and then boom! You have a track according to your needs.

With Boomy , you can access an extensive library of pre-made audio samples that you can use and customize to create your own unique piece. Boomy is free and very fast. Give it a shot if you’re into AI music production.

• OpenAI–MuseNet

Yes. This is the OpenAI! The ChatGPT one. Undoubtedly, this product is a high-quality one in the music-generating field. With MuseNet , you can generate music tracks with different ARTISTS’ styles! This tool has profound knowledge and brings some creativity to the process.

Soundraw comes in handy when you need analysis and creation together. Soundraw uses artificial intelligence technology and its great database to analyze and create tracks for different projects.

How can musicians use AI?

Musicians can use artificial intelligence in many ways. Although musicians think of AI differently, and some don’t believe in using AI, some are fond of using new technologies in their work to boost their art. Apart from musicians, many people hire audio engineers that use AI in their job, and they’re also pretty good! In the following, I will name six ways musicians and people who work in music can use AI. 

• Music creation: AI can generate melodies, harmonies, and even entire songs.
• Music analysis: AI can analyze music to identify patterns and trends, which can help musicians improve their compositions.
• Music recommendation: AI can recommend new music to listeners based on their listening habits and preferences, just like how Spotify uses AI!
• Music production: AI can assist with mixing and mastering, making the production process faster and more efficient.
• Live performance: AI can be used to create visual effects and interactive experiences during live performances.
• Music transcribing: Artificial intelligence can be your music transcriber and convert any sound to music notes.

Can AI take over music?

This question has occurred to many of us at least once. The power of AI sometimes hits us so hard we start worrying about it taking our professions away. This subject is so bold in our lives that I’ve written another post on whether Midjourney replaces artists . AI can assist and enhance music creation, analysis, recommendation, production, and live performance but cannot completely take over music. Music is a human phenomenon , and a non-human thing can never fulfill the true mission of music nor create soulful and creative pieces of music. Human creativity, emotion, and interpretation are integral to the art of music, and AI cannot replicate or replace these aspects.

What are the disadvantages of AI music?

Here are seven potential disadvantages of AI-generated music:

• Lack of emotional depth and human interpretation
• Limited creativity and originality
• Overreliance on data and algorithms
• Inability to capture cultural and societal context
• Limited ability to improvise and adapt to changes in musical dynamics
• Dependence on pre-existing music and genres
• Potential job displacement for human songwriters and musicians

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Local news | reading parade kicks off world war ii weekend in berks.

The event featured a nostalgic journey with a parade of vintage vehicles, reenactors in period uniforms and music.

In partnership with the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum, Reading presented the 30th World War II Mid-Day Parade in the 500 block of Penn Street on Friday.

The event marked the official kickoff for the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum’s 33rd Annual World War II Weekend at Reading Regional Airport through June 9.

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