AI music and audio

About this course

This course teaches you to get the sound you actually need from AI generators — music, voice, sound effects — instead of guessing at prompts and regenerating endlessly. It solves a specific problem: how to describe a sound task in words and stay in control of the result, from a jingle and background track to a cloned voice and a fully mixed video soundtrack.

The course moves from what AI can and can't do with sound, through prompting for music and the "jingle — background — looped track" structure, to speech synthesis, voice cloning with consent, and layering voice, music, and effects together. In the "Sound for Video" module you build a complete soundtrack for a real clip, and the final project has you assemble your own audio system with recurring elements like a sound logo and stinger.

It suits anyone who regularly makes videos, podcasts, social clips, or ads and wants to handle sound themselves, without a studio or composer. No background in music or sound engineering is required — just real sound tasks you can bring to class and take through to a finished result.

What you'll learn

• Write prompts for music and jingles that fit a specific task
• Build a background track and looped composition with the right structure
• Configure speech synthesis and get it to sound natural
• Clone a voice with consent and produce multilingual versions
• Layer effects and atmosphere and combine three sound layers into one mix
• Clean up and process recorded audio
• Put together a full soundtrack for a video, podcast, or ad
• Understand rights around AI audio and disclose AI use honestly

What you'll end up with

• A finished soundtrack for one real piece of content — from jingle to atmosphere
• A complete soundtrack for a real video with three layered sound elements
• A final audio system with recurring sound elements for your project or brand
• A certificate of completion on paid plans

This course isn't for people looking to replace a professional sound designer or composer on complex projects — it's for handling everyday sound tasks yourself, not for substituting studio-level work.