Just Launched, Having Trouble in Stories Can Use Instagram Music

 Why is it raining again? I suddenly want to get confused while making an Instagram story, right? Now, to support your activities while channeling creativity, Instagram is launching the Instagram Music feature so you don't have to manually record songs and be nervous about taking them down.

More specifically, Revie Sylviana, Facebook's Director of Entertainment Collaboration, said that Facebook and Instagram already have their own music banks.

"Moreover, people are active in making stories, with Music stickers, they can now share music in the form of photos or videos," said Revie in a virtual media conference, Wednesday (6/23/2021).

Instagram and Facebook have partnered with various music labels. Not just giant music labels, they also ensure collaboration with the wider music community with independent labels. This is done in the hope of encouraging the creative industry.

So no more recording your own songs to rage on Instagram Stories. Almost all songs can be found in the library of Instagram and Facebook.

"Looking at the customer experience, some use music stickers, they are already official. If you record your own song, usually when you upload it, a notification will appear whether there is an official one on Instagram, so you can choose an existing song or it will available later. restrictions," he explained.

By inserting songs into uploaded videos, users can feel a different experience. Videos look more lively and entertaining when compared to videos without music.

So the question is, why has the Music feature just entered the market? According to Revie, although there are already some countries that discovered this feature earlier, Instagram is still being launched in the market, although it is deliberately done slowly. This is done so that Instagram can make sure they do the job properly.

"The country's capacity varies, especially for Music features. We have collaborated and developed partnerships with the music community not only with local big music labels, we hope to develop the creative industry," he said.