If you’ve ever experimented with AI music generation, you know how hit-or-miss the vocals and arrangements can be. Google is aiming to change that with its latest update.
The tech giant has officially rolled out Lyria 3.5, its most advanced music generation model to date, directly into the Gemini app. Whether you need a custom backing track for a video project, a quick brand jingle, or just a fun personalized song to send to friends, the upgraded model makes turning ideas into studio-sounding tracks significantly easier.
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What’s New in Lyria 3.5?
The biggest leap with Lyria 3.5 comes down to fidelity and control. Google focused on fixing the robotic tone that plagued earlier generation tools, giving creators a much richer set of options:
Richer Vocal & Instrumental Expressiveness: Vocals sound far more natural and emotional, paired with multi-layered musical arrangements that feel coherent.
Flexible Track Lengths: You are no longer locked into standard short snippets—you can now generate both quick audio clips and longer, fully developed songs.
Creative Prompt Templates: Google added built-in starter templates inside Gemini to help jumpstart your prompt, covering everything from chill background beats to festive birthday tracks.
Granular Style Controls: Easily specify genres, music eras, or tempos, and seamlessly toggle between full vocal tracks or pure instrumentals.
See It in Action
You can check out Google’s official preview and feature video directly from the announcement below:
Where Can You Try It?
Lyria 3.5 is rolling out globally across web and mobile platforms. You can test it out in:
Gemini App: Available on both desktop and mobile apps for everyday prompts.
Google Flow Music & Vids: Designed for video creators and artists building custom soundtracks.
Google AI Studio & Gemini API: For developers looking to integrate high-fidelity music generation into their own applications.
Head over to the Gemini app to give Lyria 3.5 a spin, and stay tuned to NokiaPowerUser for more updates on Google’s evolving AI ecosystem.
