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Imagine typing a brief description of a scene from your project, and a list of royalty-free music appears that fits perfectly. Hans AI from Audiio does just that, giving creators a natural language search for music that works for a scene.
Audiio has an extensive library of royalty-free music and sound effects from a network of independent artists and publishers. Theyβre available in over 180 countries, and content creators of all types can take advantage of Audiioβs wide range of professional offerings. This year, they introduced Audiio Elements, which lets you edit individual components of any song on their platform, and LinkMatch AI helps find music quickly, while Originals offers original music from some of their top artists.
Hans AI uses prompts from the creator to suggest a song that will fit a scene. Moreover, while Audiio can recommend music from their library based on a pasted link to a song, Hans AI does it based on a brief description of the scene or finding music similar to a score or popular song.
Searching for the right royalty-free music can take time – hunting around a website, sampling the music, and then adding it to your NLE timeline to see if it fits. Hans AI does it in seconds and can comprehensively list music that best fits your scene or project. Hans AI also showcases unique results that may elevate the scene further.
For example, you may have a scene involving the preparation and enjoyment of an intimate candlelit dinner or an action movie score. Simply type the description into the Hans AI search function, and a list of music options appears. From there, it’s easy to listen to the suggested song selections and give them a thumbs up or down. With an Audiio license, you can download the song and add it to your project.
You can also be more specific and ask Hans AI to find a song similar to a score from a movie or TV show or a song from an artist or band you admire.
We tested Hans AI to see how it performs; it is fast and intuitive. The results for “intimate candlelit dinner” were very good to excellent. I also asked for music similar to the main score in Jurassic Park, and the songs were in the spirit or very close. And not just the primary score from the Dino classic but other pieces of music from John Williams’ brilliant score.
Finally, I typed in different artists and songs, and it presented music in the vein of those bands and singers. For example, searching for music similar to Radiohead presented songs in the spirit of the band. Songs similar to those from Taylor Swift had even better results, both with and without vocals.
Audiio has a wide range of genres, from pop to country, rock, and more. The songs are very professional and quite good. They will fit into any type of project, including narrative, corporate video, a commercial, wedding, etc. Nothing sounded like standard stock music.
There are several licensing options to utilize Audiio, including:
Visit Audiio’s Hans AI page to learn more and Audiio’s website for general information and pricing details.
What do you think of Hans AI? Will you use it to find the proper music for your next film or video project? Let us know in the comments below!
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Heath has been an independent filmmaker, video director, producer, and editor for over 25 years, and has been writing and lecturing about film and video technology since 2003. In addition to producing and directing several feature and short films, corporate videos, commercials, and more, he has taught filmmaking, video editing, and cinematography. His two most recent short films, 'Nobody's Tomorrow' and 'Hellevator,' were written by comic book legend David Michelinie. Heath enjoys running and triathlons in his free time, and finished a full IRONMAN in 2019.