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This week, Adobe revealed an experimental audio AI tool to join its image-based ones in Photoshop<\/a>. Described by the company as \u201can early-stage generative AI music generation and editing tool,\u201d Adobe\u2019s Project Music GenAI Control can create music (and other audio) from text prompts, which it can then fine-tune in the same interface.<\/p>\n Adobe frames the Firefly-based<\/a> technology as a creative ally that \u2014 unlike generative audio experiments like Google\u2019s MusicLM<\/a> \u2014 goes a step further and skips the hassle of moving the output to external apps like Pro Tools<\/a>, Logic Pro<\/a> or GarageBand<\/a> for editing. \u201cInstead of manually cutting existing music to make intros, outros, and background audio, Project Music GenAI Control could help users to create exactly the pieces they need\u2014solving workflow pain points end-to-end,\u201d Adobe wrote<\/a> in an announcement blog post.<\/p>\n The company suggests starting with text inputs like \u201cpowerful rock,\u201d \u201chappy dance\u201d or \u201csad jazz\u201d as a foundation. From there, you can enter more prompts to adjust its tempo, structure and repetition, increase its intensity, extend its length, remix entire sections or create loops. The company says it can even transform audio based on a reference melody.<\/p>\n