AI Remix of Michael Jackson Hits 1M Views in 3 Weeks
45sThe surprising success of an AI-generated remix of a Michael Jackson song hooks viewers with the potential of AI music.
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This video demonstrates how to create AI-generated music videos for YouTube using tools like ChatGPT and Invideo, focusing on remixing public domain songs to avoid copyright issues. The creator shows three methods: remixing existing songs, using your own AI-generated music, and creating original songs, all within Invideo's platform.
A Michael Jackson remix hit over 1 million views in 3 weeks, and the channel earns up to $33,000 per month from reimagining classic songs.
While many create viral AI songs, few are making AI music videos, presenting an opportunity. Also, remixing copyrighted songs can lead to trouble, so using public domain songs is safer.
Use ChatGPT to get a list of top public domain Christmas songs, ensuring no copyright strikes or demonetization.
Invideo can transform text and lyrics into a song and an entire music video, with access to VO3 and Sora for consistent characters.
Select 'create AI video' and ensure version 4.0. Provide detailed prompts including music direction, video direction, camera style, and tone.
Ask ChatGPT to generate a detailed prompt for Invideo, specifying the song, style, and other creative elements.
Select 'ultra' in Invideo to use the most advanced tools for better video quality.
Upload your own AI-generated music and artist image to Invideo to create a music video, ensuring the tool uses only the uploaded music.
Invideo can also create original songs from scratch with detailed prompts, including music direction, vocal style, and visual scenes.
Invideo offers a free plan, but generative features require a plan starting at $100/month, which includes access to VO3 and Sora.
Download the song, create a new YouTube channel, and upload consistently to build income over time.
The video provides a practical guide to creating AI music videos for YouTube, emphasizing the use of public domain songs to avoid copyright issues and leveraging tools like ChatGPT and Invideo to streamline the process. Consistency and leveraging AI tools are key to building an online income.
What is the key to avoiding copyright strikes when remixing songs?
Use songs that are in the public domain.
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Which AI tool is recommended for creating AI music videos?
Invideo.
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What does selecting 'ultra' in Invideo do?
It uses the most advanced tools for better video quality.
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What is the starting cost for Invideo's generative plan?
$100 per month.
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What is the recommended way to generate a detailed prompt for Invideo?
Use ChatGPT to generate a prompt with music direction, video direction, camera style, and tone.
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Earning Potential
Shows concrete financial success of AI remixes, motivating viewers.
00:46Copyright Risk
Highlights the legal risk of remixing copyrighted songs, guiding safe practices.
01:12Invideo's Capabilities
Introduces a tool that simplifies the entire process from text to video.
02:17Ultra Setting
Emphasizes the importance of using advanced settings for quality.
04:46Cost of Tools
Provides transparency about the investment required for generative features.
10:02[00:01] remixes of popular songs, but they are taking over YouTube. [music]
[00:16] >> I got to ask and I hope you can come up with the answers. >> People are reimagining these classics as if they were made during the souls or blues era. And they have even turned Michael Jackson into a country singer.
[00:31] Michael Jackson into a country singer. [music] because this Miss Jackson remix right here has just hit over 1 million views
[00:46] and they did it in just 3 weeks. And not only that, if we go over to Vid IQ and take a peek at their financials, we will see that this channel is making up to $33,000 a month from re-imagining classic songs. Now, you know, I took my
[01:00] And I have found that there's actually something missing. While people are creating all of these viral songs, no one's making the AI music videos. And that, my friends, is where the
[01:12] opportunity for us lies. And also it's important to note that a lot of these songs that are being remixed are actually copyrighted songs and many people can end up getting in trouble. That's not going to be us because today
[01:25] I'm going to show you how to remix songs that are safe to do and I'll also show you how to create these styles of videos and get paid for [music] them. So the first thing we need to do is choose a song that has viral potential in one
[01:37] that will not get us a copyright strike or demonetize. And to do this I am going to use my good good friend Chad GPT. I have added the app to my phone. So right now since we are in the Christmas season, you know people are looking for
[01:49] are going to focus on. So I'm asking chat GPT friend, can you give me a list of the top 10 greatest Christmas songs that are in the public domain? That's the keyword. That's what we need to pull from. And so it's going to do its job
[02:04] and list it out for us. And these are actually all great songs to do. So you honestly can't go wrong with remixing any of these. But once you have picked out your song, the next thing we are going to do is turn it into a music
[02:17] video. And to do that, we will only need one AI tool, and that's going to be Invido. With Invido, we will not only be able to transform our text and lyrics into a song, but it will turn it into an entire music video. And it also gives us
[02:32] access to VO3 [music] and Sora, which is going to make sure those characters remain consistent from scene to scene. This really takes it to another level. And you can do it all from one single prompt. So to get started, head down to
[02:44] the description and you can click on that link. Sign up for your account with we're going to have to do is select [music] create AI video. And you want to make sure you are in version 4.0 because it's the most advanced right now. And
[02:58] And this is extremely important because you have to give it the music direction and include any lyrics if you have some. you are, the better results you'll get. And some of the things you definitely
[03:11] want to tell it is the music direction, video direction, camera style, it an overall tone. And I know you're probably looking at me like, Mon'nique, not a music director. But I'm going to tell you who to always call on. JG GPT.
[03:28] Then you can just enter what song you want to remix and then ask it [music] to give you all of those things in a prompt format for in video. And then it'll do to keep it really simple. I just want to show you how this would come out. And
[03:41] I'm just going to tell it to create a 1 minute cinematic video of Joy to the World sung by a black female vocalist in a warm, soulful gospel inspired style. And then under my music direction, I wanted to give a 1960s gospel and modern
[03:56] R&B selfness mix. The tempo around 90 to 95. I'm telling it the instrumentation. I want like a warm string or soft piano. And definitely we want to keep that
[04:08] arrangement cinematic, emotional, and uplifting. And we have to definitely wanted [music] to sing since we are remixing a song. And I'm just telling it to make sure it clearly sings the original public domain lyrics. And then
[04:21] World, the Lord has come. You know, all of the lyrics for Joy to the World. And once I hit enter, it's just asking us a few more questions like the amount of time, which we told it 1 minute. It's going to ask the platform. We're going
[04:34] with YouTube, of course, because that's why they making those 33,000 a month. And then this is important right here. If you don't listen to nothing else, make sure you listen now. Make sure you pick ultra because it is going to use
[04:46] the most advanced tools. And we want the advanced. So, at this point, it is just going to analyze and start creating everything. And this is our very first video. Joy [music and singing] to the world, the Lord is come.
[05:02] Let earth receive her king. [music and singing] [singing and music] him room and heaven [singing] and nature
[05:17] sing. >> Now, I think that that looks pretty the comments. But there is another way that I want to show you that's about to blow your mind. So, I actually created an entire Christmas album using an AI
[05:32] everywhere. I'm talking about Apple Music. It's on Pandora, Spotify, it's check it out, I'm going to put it down in the description. But the thing is, I do not have any music videos for this AI artist, and I'm about to show you
[05:47] exactly how to make one. Basically, this shows you how to create videos inside of Invido with your own music. So, of course, if you're using an AI artist, you will need an image of this artist. And to create one, I use Nano Banana.
[06:01] And this is the image of my AI artist that I was [music] able to create. Looks pretty real and good, right? So, over inside of Invido, what I am going to ask it to do is to create a cinematic old music video for a song called Christmas
[06:14] That's the name of my artist. I will upload the song to use. Please use the music I upload only. Do not create any other music. Do not use any voice over. Then I'm just telling it what the video should include. A beautiful medium brown
[06:28] woman with long curly hair singing. I will attach a photo of her. And then I'm just giving it the direction. I didn't break it down like with titles of each. will put the prompt down in the description, but I'm telling it to start
[06:41] in soft black and white as she sings alone by the window. show her sad laying in bed because it's talking about, you know, after a breakup, Christmas, not wanted to throw in like some flashback in color of her laughing and dancing and
[06:54] being with the love of her life. So, after I hit continue, there's this add file section right here. And we're going to click that. This is where I am going to click that. This is where I am going to add the song that I already created.
[07:06] And I am going to attach the image of the artist that I want them to use the likeness of. And also again make sure ultra is selected. We want to make sure right dimensions of the video. But after I hit enter in a few minutes this is the
[07:22] video that it created. >> It's cold outside but I'm still warm [music]
[07:38] arms. [music] not next level. I know. Come on now. Come on. Let me know what you think down
[07:52] in the comments. And you also can edit anything inside of these videos. Like if there's a certain scene you want to change or if maybe the lip sync is not correct to the song. Like in this part of the video, it didn't match at first.
[08:06] [music] So, I had to edit it and I just came down to the edit command box and I entered make sure the lip sync is intact. >> Cut straight through [singing and music] ain't Christmas without you.
[08:24] >> Just lonely. >> Now, I've already shown you how to remix a song and how to use your own music, but Invido can also create original songs as well. So, I want to show you how to do that really quickly. And we
[08:38] are going to enter this prompt right here. I'm telling it to create a one minute original Christmas music video in the style of a classic Christmas carol. points like the music direction, telling it to compose something uplifting and
[08:53] joyful. I'm also telling it to use a female vocalist with a self-angelic tone. I'm going to give it the visual direction and tell it to show [music] cinematic winter scenes that match the warmth of the music. Then I'm breaking
[09:05] down the scenes a little bit more. And I'm also including to occasionally show the female singer performing in a snowy outdoor setting and make sure that the lip sync is intact. So then I just also included the camera style, the
[09:18] performance shots again and the overall tone of everything. And I'm going to hit enter. And of course, you know, it analyzes everything. It comes back with those questions. And at this point, this is what the original song sounds like
[09:30] is what the original song sounds like with the music video. [singing] >> Laughter all around this feeling in the air. [music and bell]
[09:49] those options [music] for when you make your AI music videos so that you can choose what works best for you. But I do want to let you know while you can absolutely start with Invido for free, if you want to use the generative
[10:02] capabilities that I just used to create these music videos, you will need to get a generative plan. And those start at $100 a month. But keep in mind, you do get access to a whole lot of different tools inside of here, including VO and
[10:18] Sora. And if you get all of those things individually, that can add up quick. So, inside of one platform. And if you already have a plan, you can just go to your account and select Generative Minute and just add some on right there.
[10:33] to do at this point is to download your song, create a brand new YouTube channel, which is free to do, and start uploading your music. And remember, as built in a day, and neither will your bank account be built from one video.
[10:48] You have to get consistent, and you have to put it out there. You have to follow do the things that has viral potential. [music] We are not wasting any time anymore. So definitely utilize things like chat GPT to help you to narrow
[11:02] things down. You don't have to do this all by yourself. Use the tools that were created to help you. But I do hope that this helps you out. Please come back and let me know the videos that you have created. You can share them down in the
[11:14] comments. But I hope that this helps you out. Please make sure you come back. Let us know your music channel name, the names of your songs that you're creating so that we can go and check them out. We need to support each other during these
[11:26] times, [music] y'all. But I thank you so much for watching and until next time, we are out. Peace. [music]
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