A real-time collaboration mode where multiple people can edit the same project together would be huge for remote creative teams. Right now it seems like a single-user experience, but music and video work often benefits from back-and-forth input. Even something as simple as shared cursors and comment threads on the timeline would make this so much more useful for my workflow.
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How does liranzo.ai actually compare to using something like Suno for music and Midjourney for images in terms of quality and cost?
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How does it actually handle music generation, is it more like stem separation tools or fully text to song? Also curious about the credit limits for the free tier vs paid plans.
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Would love a way to branch off from a previous generation and tweak just one part, like the drum pattern or background color, without losing everything else I liked. That kind of non-destructive editing would make this way more fun to experiment with.
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Finally tried liranzo.ai and the music generation surprised me, turned a rough text prompt into something usable in seconds. Curious to see how the code side holds up.
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Music generation is shockingly good for something this fast. Spent an hour tweaking a lofi track and it actually understood the vibe I was going for.
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How does the music generation actually handle vocals and lyrics, or is it strictly instrumental tracks for now?
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A real-time collaboration mode where multiple people can edit the same project together would be huge for remote creative teams. Right now it seems like a single-user experience, but music and video work often benefits from back-and-forth input. Even something as simple as shared cursors and comment threads on the timeline would make this so much more useful for my workflow.
How does liranzo.ai actually compare to using something like Suno for music and Midjourney for images in terms of quality and cost?
How does it actually handle music generation, is it more like stem separation tools or fully text to song? Also curious about the credit limits for the free tier vs paid plans.
Would love a way to branch off from a previous generation and tweak just one part, like the drum pattern or background color, without losing everything else I liked. That kind of non-destructive editing would make this way more fun to experiment with.
Finally tried liranzo.ai and the music generation surprised me, turned a rough text prompt into something usable in seconds. Curious to see how the code side holds up.
Music generation is shockingly good for something this fast. Spent an hour tweaking a lofi track and it actually understood the vibe I was going for.
How does the music generation actually handle vocals and lyrics, or is it strictly instrumental tracks for now?