AI and Audio for Content Creators: Tools for Music, Voice-Over and Translation

Course Content

• Overview of AI-powered tools for music, sound effects, and voice-overs

• Introduction to AI translation tools for live and multilingual content

• Hands-on practice: Create background music, voice-overs, or translated audio clips with AI tools

• Discussion of ethical considerations when using AI-generated content

In this course, you will learn:

• How to create professional-quality audio for podcasts, videos, and co-productions using AI

• Which tools you can use to easily generate background music, sound effects, and voice-overs

• How to use AI translation tools to make your content more accessible to non-English-speaking audiences

• Practical tips for integrating AI into your content creation workflow

This course is for:

• Content creators looking to improve the quality of their audio and video projects

• Podcasters seeking professional music and voice-overs

• Co-producers and teams who want to efficiently integrate AI into their projects

• Anyone aiming to make their content more inclusive for global, multilingual audiences

Rafael Bueno de Mesquita is an experienced music producer, mixing and mastering engineer with over 15 years in the industry. He has collaborated with renowned artists and produced over 100 tracks, showcasing his expertise in crafting high-quality audio. Rafael is also the founder of AIDIO, where he explores the integration of AI into music production empower Musicians to make their own creative decisions.Werkzeug für künstlerische Prozesse und persönliche Reflexion zu begreifen.

Exclusive AI Imagelab Community

As a course participant, you will have access to your own protected area in the AI Imagelab Community, where you can find exclusive content and exchange ideas with other AI Media School participants.

You will receive access to the community shortly after the course.

(Only available in German)

For participation via Zoom meeting:

Please install the Zoom program https://zoom.us on your computer and allow the program access to the camera, microphone AND screen sharing. For good cooperation in the workshop, it is helpful to test Zoom beforehand, to be in a stable WLAN or LAN during the workshop and to use a quiet room. You may also need to update your Zoom version.