Now that we’re several years into the AI revolution, we can safely say that AI is here to stay. However, while AI might be more the norm than before, a lot could still change regarding how it changes our everyday lives.
One area where AI is just starting to make its mark is in video, and more specifically in social video. Along with the new Sora social app, Meta is rolling out Vibes, a new feed of expressive AI-generated videos from artists and creators in the new Meta AI app.
Let’s look at Vibes and explore what it is, how this AI-generated feed works in the Meta AI app, and how creators, brands, and businesses can best position themselves to dive into these new AI channels.
What is Vibes
Introduced by Mark Zuckerberg in an AI-generated post, Vibes is a new feed of expressive AI-generated videos designed for artists and creators to use in the Meta AI app. Users will be able to create and remix videos with leading AI video models for free as the Meta AI app, Vibes, begins rolling out.
Rolled out as an early preview, Vibes is the latest platform for creators to create and share short-form, AI-generated videos. However, unlike the Sora social app, Vibes promises to let creators use different AI video models.
The crux of what Vibes is offering is a way for users to crew, view, and remix videos with friends and other connections. As users browse, they’ll see a range of AI-generated videos from different creators and communities, all of which invite them to create their own videos, remix others' content, or simply share with friends and followers.
The future of Meta Vibes
While just announced, many are waiting to see how Meta decides to work with music with Vibes in the Meta AI app. Alexandr Wang, Meta’s chief AI officer, has shared that the company has partnered with Midjourney and Black Forest Labs to provide AI-generated video for this early version of Vibes.
According to reports on TechCrunch, Meta could eventually continue developing its own AI models to use with the app, too.
There’s still much to be seen regarding how Vibes operates with video and audio generation, though, as even the most advanced generative AI models still struggle with creating realistic-sounding audio, dialogue, and music.
Royalty free music with Vibes
While things could still change, at launch, it’s likely the Vibes will work similarly to other popular short-form social video platforms in how it handles audio and music. Most notably, music copyright and licensing regulations will likely remain in place, protecting artists from having their music and audio used without proper licensing.
For many creators, the best option for working with music in any projects, whether for popular social video apps like TikTok or Instagram or for commercial or corporate projects, is to use pre-cleared royalty free music from trusted music licensing resources like Soundstripe.
Soundstripe offers digital licenses for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and beyond, making it one of the best ways to protect yourself, your content, and your brand now and in the future.
Best royalty free music for Meta Vibes
To that point, if you’re looking to dive into Vibes for the first time and try it out, or if you’re just curious about what it might offer in the future, we have some top royalty free music track options to share with you to consider using in Vibes or with any other AI (or non-AI) social video platforms.
Check out these top track recommendations below.
1. Running Next To You by Andy Shaw
- Description: A medium-energy, rock song that is best described as happy and hopeful. Guitar and electric guitar are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 124
- Key: Eb/D# Major
- Listen and license here
2. Life In Pastels by Matt Wigton
- Description: A medium-energy, electronic song that is best described as chill and happy. Synth and drums are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 102
- Key: Eb/D# Major
- Listen and license here
3. Skylights In Wonder by Strength To Last
- Description: A medium-energy, electronic song that is best described as chill and fun. Ambient tones and drums are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 95
- Key: A Minor
- Listen and license here
- Description: A high-energy, electronic song that is best described as happy and hopeful. Synth and bass are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 122
- Key: G Minor
- Listen and license here
- Description: A medium-energy, electronic song that is best described as fun and happy. Synth and samples are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 100
- Key: Ab/G# Major
- Listen and license here
6. Next Door Stomp by Rest & Settle
- Description: A low-energy, acoustic song that is best described as calm and reflective. Guitar and acoustic guitar are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 83
- Key: A Major
- Listen and license here
- Description: A medium-energy, electronic song that is best described as hopeful and inspiring. Synth and piano are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 103
- Key: Bb/A# Major
- Listen and license here
- Description: A medium-energy, rock song that is best described as angry and fun. Guitar and electric guitar are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 155
- Key: G Major
- Listen and license here
- Description: A medium-energy, pop song that is best described as fun and happy. Piano and bass are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 85
- Key: Ab/G# Majo
- Listen and license here
- Description: A high-energy, score song that is best described as suspenseful and inspiring. Strings and cello are the primary instruments in this track.
- BPM: 170
- Key: E Minor
- Listen and license here
These are just a few songs that could be fun options to consider for Vibes or elsewhere. If you’d like to further explore more royalty free music and playlists to find more tracks to use in your projects, check out the complete Soundstripe library here.
More AI video resources and insights
If you’re someone fascinated by AI (or, maybe, just terrified of it), we have many more articles that explore how AI is changing the world of video, and how you, as a creator or brand, can keep up, most particularly with how to best use and license music for your projects.
So, check out these additional articles from the Soundstripe blog.
- Ethics in AI Music Creation: How Generative Tools Are Transforming Music and Challenging Creators
- Discover the Power of AI-Integrated Music Search with Soundstripe
- Meet Supe: Soundstripe’s AI Search Assistant
- How Royalty Free AI Music Is - and Isn’t - Changing The Future of Music for Video
- Soundstripe's AI Song Editing Feature Allows You to Edit a Soundstripe Track in Seconds
