“AI DJ” sounds like marketing, so here is exactly what happens when you ask OmniSound for music.
1. You describe a moment, not a song
You type or say something like “upbeat summer party, 90s and 2000s, no slow songs”. On the LG TV you can simply press the red button on the remote and speak. You can also start from a suggestion: “more like the current song”, “80s party”, “something calm for the evening”.
2. The AI reads your library - only your library
OmniSound sends the AI a compact list of what is in your collection: artists, albums, genres, years. The AI picks from that list and answers with songs you actually own. Anything it suggests that isn't in your library is thrown away, so the playlist never contains phantom tracks.
3. It learns from what you play and skip
Your listening history stays on your device. The DJ takes into account what you play often and what you skip, so “something I'd like” gets better over time - without a cloud profile.
4. The playlist starts where you want it
Play it on the phone, on the TV, or on every speaker in the house at once. Save it as a playlist if you like it. Ask again for a different mix in seconds.
Which AI does the thinking?
You choose. Gemini, Groq and OpenRouter give free keys that are more than enough for a home DJ; Claude and ChatGPT work too. The key stays on your device and the app shows step by step how to get one.
Try OmniSound free for 7 days - every feature, on your Windows PC, Android phone or tablet and LG TV. The radio stays free afterwards. Download · Plans · Your speakers
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