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Apple starts offering $50 extended usage packs for AI features in Creator Studio

Apple starts offering $50 extended usage packs for AI features in Creator Studio
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Apple starts offering $50 extended usage packs for AI features in Creator Studio It’ll cost you to access Logic Pro’s AI assistant after you reach the monthly usage limit. Apple has made it clear for a while that Siri AI is bound by daily usage limits and that it will offer expanded access via iCloud+ plans. The company hasn't shed more light on exactly how that will work, but it has revealed how Creator Studio users can continue wielding the AI features of those apps after they reach the...

Apple starts offering $50 extended usage packs for AI features in Creator Studio It’ll cost you to access Logic Pro’s AI assistant after you reach the monthly usage limit. Apple has made it clear for a while that Siri AI is bound by daily usage limits and that it will offer expanded access via iCloud+ plans. The company hasn't shed more light on exactly how that will work, but it has revealed how Creator Studio users can continue wielding the AI features of those apps after they reach the regular limits. It has started selling $50 intelligence usage packs for Creator Studio, and Logic Pro is the first app to support these. Apple updated Logic Pro last month to include an assistant that's powered by its own models as well as those from third parties. The company said the chatbot can help "creators and producers navigate production workflows, start a new song, set up a vocal track from a single prompt or refine an active project." As noted by 9to5Mac, folks can view their AI usage in the app by going to Logic Pro on the menu bar, then Intelligence Features > Show Usage. The window that pops up includes a Buy More Usage button — clicking this takes you to the option to buy an intelligence usage pack. A support page explains that users with active Apple Creator Studio subscriptions in the US, UK, Canada, Brazil, France, Germany, India and Mexico can buy intelligence usage packs to keep using AI features after they reach their monthly usage limit. A pack is tied to the Apple Account used to purchase it — there's no Family Sharing support. "Unused additional usage purchased with intelligence usage packs roll over from month to month and expire 12 months after purchase," Apple added. "Additional usage gets consumed for relevant features only after you've reached your monthly limit in any given month." It seems likely that Apple will expand intelligence usage packs to other Creator Studio apps, such as Final Cut Pro and Pixelmator Pro. It's interesting that Apple is opting for this approach over a regular subscription, but perhaps the company has other offerings planned for the future. For what it's worth, Creator Studio apps are available via a subscription or one-time purchase. [Image text:] Burlington SP. Burlington Burlington 808 Bass 808 Bass 808 Bass Em Burlington BmC Massive 808 Bass Square Bass Square Bass Square Bass Rounded Square Bass Voal Cuts Voal Cuts Voal Cuts Chill Vocal Sequences Chill Vocal ChillVocal Max M...ook01 Chill Vocal.1 Am7(9) Cmaj7(13) Em7 Plucked Nylon Guitar X Assistant .. What instrument should I use for vocal cuts? 08Ba For vocal cuts,the best built-in instrument to use in Logic Pro is Quick Sampler.It automatically chops up your vocal sample across the keyboard or piano roll so you can trigger different syllables or phrases rhythmically.Alternatively, you can use Alchemy if you want to load individual vocal one-shots as samples to sequence or play melodically. Add an instrument track Open the Quick Sampler Open the Piano Roll 4 ROL SeqL al.2 Ask, create or edit BETA Al can make mistakes.Always check responses for accuracy. Cma lon(
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