Describe a Clear Musical Direction
Name the mood, instruments and energy you want. A focused brief gives your soundtrack a more coherent starting point than a list of unrelated genres.
- Specify mood and instruments
- Describe the intended scene
Describe the music you hear in your head and turn it into an audio track. Use the AI music generator to explore a mood, rhythm and instrumentation before choosing a direction.
See what the tool changes and how to get a useful result.
Name the mood, instruments and energy you want. A focused brief gives your soundtrack a more coherent starting point than a list of unrelated genres.
Select the duration available in the editor for your project. Generate a shorter idea first when you are still comparing musical directions.
Use the instrumental option when speech needs room in the mix. Turn it off to explore a vocal direction and review the generated performance.
Work through these three steps in the editor above.
Describe a mood, genre and instruments.
Select duration and the instrumental setting.
Generate, listen and save your preferred track.
Choose a starting point that matches the work you want to finish.
Build a musical starting point for travel edits and explainers.
Explore short themes for intros and changes of topic.
Test an arrangement or mood before refining a composition.
Practical answers about inputs, results and limitations.
Yes. Enable the instrumental option before starting your generation.
Describe genre, tempo, instruments, atmosphere and the scene the music should support.
Yes. Use the duration options currently shown in the editor.
Not necessarily. Generations can differ, so compare drafts before selecting one.
Review the applicable terms and your own inputs before publishing or licensing a track.
Bring your own source and review the result in the editor above.