Gemini revolutionizes music: Meet ‘Nano Banana’, the AI ​​that creates songs from text.

With the recent update to the Gemini mobile app, which introduced the NotebookLM button, Google seems to be getting ready to launch a new AI-powered music creation tool.

It’s not new that an AI system can create musical compositions of any genre, something that even Adobe implemented last year with the major Firefly update, which included similar functionality.

Android Authority has revealed in version 17.2.51.sa.arm64 of the Google application what appears to be the preparations for this new music creation tool.

Within the code there is a line that adds to the main features of Gemini such as Deep Research, the generation of images or videos and even Google search.

“MUSIC_GENERATION_AS_TOOL” is mentioned as the basis for a possible Nano Banana-style model, which would facilitate the creation of simple, high-quality audio by introducing prompts basic.

Gemini already has models for musical creationas is the case of Lyria, which has been accessible through the Veo video generation.

However, this has been through the Gemini Developer API, and not through a simple user interface that manages the creation of various audio pieces. It is still uncertain whether it will feature the music editing capabilities of Nano Banana.

The line of code found by Android Authority is not the only one, and there is another that suggests that we could be close to a new release by this technology giant.

“My Stuff” is where you can see all the Gemini AI generated content, and here is the second line of code with “TYPE_MY_STUFF_GENERATED_MUSIC”.

The third line is dedicated to possible errors in AI music generation, and says “isMusicGenSupported is false, show error message.”

The crucial aspect of these lines of code is that they are all related to music, and although It is unknown how Google plans to deploy this new functionalitysupposedly through a new AI model similar to ‘Nano Banana’, the focus is clearly on music creation.

We will have to wait and see what implications this new creation experience based on generative AI will have, including the legal connotations.

In fact, the Adobe’s strategy with Firefly has been to base its tool on legal securityfocusing mainly on the generation of instrumental background music, without voices.

And its goal is to create music that adapts both in duration and emotions to the video clip that is edited in Adobe Premiere, its well-known video editing software.