ByteDance launched a new app today called Ripple which can convert your hums into real, multi-track music, giving creators a new way to compose original songs.
ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has launched a new app called Ripple that allows users to generate an original tune by just humming. The app, which is currently being tested among users in the US, will offer a choice of instruments before users start humming. However, it isn’t able to generate vocal parts of a song, and ByteDance won’t say if it plans to add this capability down the road.
Ripple can churn out tunes across different genres, but it appears that the app isn’t capable of churning out a full-length track and the duration of melody it produces depends on how long you can hum into your phone’s mic. At the moment, Ripple is only available in an invite-only format and exclusive to the iOS platform.
Either way, Ripple is shaping up to be an easy way for TikTok Creators to generate original tunes for their videos without having to deal with complex software-based music tools or splurging cash to have an artist do it for them.
