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Creating audio
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Generating an audio asset

  1. Click the Quick Access menu at the top.

  2. Click Imagine.

  3. Click the Audio icon.

  4. Type a text description for the audio in Prompt.

    • You can write text prompts in multiple languages. For the most authentic interaction, we recommend inputting text prompts in their native language. Translated prompts can sometimes lead to inaccuracies and lose the subtleties unique to the original language, potentially affecting the clarity of your requirements.

    • Write your prompt with clarity and precision. For example, if you are generating background music for an ad that includes voiceover and sound effect, specify this in your instructions with something like, "The track should seamlessly blend with voiceovers and sound effects without overpowering them, ensuring a balanced and harmonious sound design for the entire ad.”

    • If a task is long, break it down into steps, starting with a broad concept, and refining follow-up prompts in a single thread.

    • Writing text prompts is a skill you can acquire with time and learning. The more responses your prompts generate, the more you learn about refining them even as Euryka learns from your prompts and refines its responses.

  5. In Model, select your preferred AI audio-generation model.

    • A brief description explaining the model you select will be displayed.

  6. Drag the Duration slider left or right to set the duration to a maximum of 60 seconds.

  7. Review the information, and click Continue when you have finished.

  8. If you used the Quick Access menu to generate this asset from any screen other than Imaginations, go to Imaginations to see the output and apply the desired customisations.

Euryka - Generating audio using Imaginations

Note:

  • Content generation and visibility is based on the current workspace and your roles within the Organisation and Project teams. Your personal workspace displays only the content you have generated, while Organisation workspaces show all content you have generated across projects.

  • Your roles in the Organisation Team take precedence over your roles in the Project Team. For instance, if you are designated as 'Owner' in the Organisation Team, you can view, edit, and archive project content, regardless of your role in Projects.

  • If you are removed from a project, you can view but not edit assets you have created.

  • While archived projects are inaccessible to you, the content remains visible in the Dashboard and modules (Threads, Imaginations, Voiceovers, etc.) where it was created.

For Beta phase users:

As we continue to refine and enhance our platform, you might encounter occasional hiccups during the Beta phase. Should you face any of the following issues - screens not displaying properly, tools delaying output generation, or processes appearing frozen - we recommend you refresh the screen, or exit and re-enter the problematic screen or task. If you are still stuck, log out and log back in.

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