What is AIVA?
AIVA is an AI music generation assistant for people who need music they can download for their projects. Its plans differ in who owns the copyright, whether monetization is allowed, whether AIVA must be credited, and how many tracks can be downloaded each month. Track lengths and available file formats also vary by plan, giving users different options for using and distributing the music they create.
AIVA Features:
Music Generation: AIVA is designed to generate music, with downloadable tracks offered through plans that vary in rights, allowances, and formats.
Copyright Options: Copyright belongs to AIVA on the first two plans, while the highest plan assigns copyright to the user.
Monetization Terms: The plans range from no monetization, to limited monetization, to full monetization on the highest plan.
Credit Requirements: The first plan requires users to credit AIVA, while the other two plans do not require attribution.
Monthly Downloads: The monthly download limits are three tracks on the first plan, 15 on the second, and 300 on the highest.
Track Lengths: Tracks can be up to three minutes on the first plan, five minutes on the second, and five minutes 30 seconds on the highest.
Export Formats: The first two plans offer MP3 and MIDI downloads, while the highest plan includes all formats and high-quality WAV exports.
AIVA Benefits:
Rights Choice: Users can select a plan whose copyright arrangement fits how much ownership they want over the music they generate.
Revenue Options: The different monetization terms let users choose an option that matches whether they intend to earn money from their music.
Clear Attribution: Users can account for credit requirements before using a track, or choose a plan that does not require crediting AIVA.
Output Planning: Knowing the monthly download limit makes it easier to choose a plan that fits the amount of music a project needs.
Format Flexibility: Access to different export formats gives users options for working with or delivering generated music in the file type they need.
Use Cases:
Project Music: Generate music for a project when you need a downloadable track and can choose the plan based on its rights and format needs.
Nonmonetized Work: Use the first plan for work where monetization is not needed and crediting AIVA is acceptable.
Limited Monetization: Choose the middle plan for a project that allows limited monetization and does not require crediting AIVA.
Revenue-Producing Music: Use the highest plan when you need full monetization and copyright ownership of the generated music.
MIDI Downloads: Download MIDI files when a project calls for that format, with MIDI exports available on all three plans.