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AI Music Maker
Compose by Genre, Mood and Length
Pick a genre. Set the mood. Find a soundtrack that feels exactly right.
Vocals & instrumentals Your creative direction
BUILD BY MUSICAL DIRECTION
Four choices. One new sound.
Choose a genre, mood, length, and whether to include vocals.
Set a mood
Dreamy, energetic or somewhere in between.
Choose a length
Plan the space your soundtrack needs.
Add a voice
Go instrumental or imagine a vocal-led song.
GENRE PRESETS
Explore Genre Presets
Compare genre, mood, instruments, and vocal direction.
Pop
Warm acoustic guitar, light handclaps, and an open chorus. Keep the vocal clear and close.
Audio is a separate style reference, not a recording of this example.
Lo-fi
Soft electric piano, dusty drums, and a restrained bass line for a study backdrop.
Audio is a separate style reference, not a recording of this example.
EDM
Bright synth pulses, a steady dance beat, and a gradual build into the main hook.
Audio is a separate style reference, not a recording of this example.
Folk
Fingerpicked guitar and an intimate vocal, with a simple arrangement that leaves room for the story.
Audio is a separate style reference, not a recording of this example.
Hip-hop
A laid-back beat, rounded bass, and clearly articulated rhythmic vocals.
Audio is a separate style reference, not a recording of this example.
Classical
Gentle piano and strings, a spacious arrangement, and gradual changes in dynamics.
Audio is a separate style reference, not a recording of this example.
Illustrative genre presets · these are prompts, not generated recordings.
Start With a Genre
Lo-fi with the AI Music Maker
Soft keys, relaxed drums and a little texture can create a comfortable background for studying or unwinding. Start with a chill mood and an instrumental direction when the music should leave space for concentration.
EDM with the AI Music Maker
Electronic dance music puts the pulse at the center, with bright synths and room for a build and release. An energetic mood suits a workout soundtrack, while a dreamy choice suggests a softer electronic atmosphere.
Hip-hop with the AI Music Maker
A distinct drum groove and space around each phrase give a hip-hop brief a strong rhythmic identity. Decide whether you want a beat that leaves room for your own voice or a full vocal-led song.
Rock with the AI Music Maker
Guitar energy, direct drums and a memorable chorus make rock a useful starting point for a bold musical idea. Choose an epic or energetic mood for a broad sound, or a melancholy direction for a more restrained arrangement.
Folk with the AI Music Maker
Acoustic instruments and an intimate setting give a story room to breathe. A warm or reflective brief can work well for personal lyrics, travel videos or a quiet listening session.
Classical with the AI Music Maker
An instrumental focus makes space for piano, strings and changes in dynamics. Think about whether the piece should stay calm throughout or grow toward a more dramatic middle before settling into its ending.
Set the Mood and Length
Mood gives the preset an emotional direction, while duration sets the expected shape of the piece. A short duration may favor one clear idea; a longer choice can leave room for an introduction, a contrasting middle, and a resolved ending.
Choose Vocals or Instrumentals
Use the vocals choice when you want the preset to leave room for a sung or spoken presence. Turn it off when the arrangement should remain instrumental. The choice is a direction for the request and does not promise a particular voice or performance.
From Preset to Song
The AI music maker uses fixed controls for genre, mood, duration, and vocals. That keeps the first decision small and makes it easier to compare several directions without writing a separate prompt for each one.
For a vocal-led track with your own words, use the lyrics generator to develop a draft before choosing its performance direction.
Match the Sound to Your Project
Begin with where the track will be heard. A study backdrop needs a different arrangement from a song meant to carry a personal story. For background music under speech, an instrumental setting and a restrained mood can leave more space for the speaker. For focused listening, a vocal direction and stronger contrasts between sections may suit the idea better.
Use genre as a starting vocabulary rather than a promise of a fixed sound. Lo-fi suggests one set of textures, folk another, and electronic music another. Mood and vocals can change the emphasis within that genre. The written preset examples show directions you can compare before submitting; they are not recordings generated from those settings.
Compare Presets Without Changing Every Setting
When comparing an AI music maker by genre, hold the mood and vocal setting steady for the first comparison. That makes it easier to hear what the genre choice contributes. Then try a different mood within the direction you prefer. Changing genre, mood, vocals, and duration together can produce a different result without showing which choice mattered most.
Keep a simple record of the settings and the parts of each result you liked. You might note a useful drum groove, a spacious opening, or a vocal that leaves the words clear. The presets do not promise exact instruments, an exact duration, or a particular singer. Judge the returned recording against your purpose rather than expecting every setting to be followed literally.
Review and Save Your Tracks
Sign in before submitting a preset request. Music generation uses 4 site credits per request, and a new request is needed to hear a changed arrangement. When generation completes, compare the returned versions in My Creations. Listen beyond the opening: check whether the middle maintains the intended mood and whether the ending suits the use you planned.
Download generated audio before expiry: 7 days on Free, 30 days on Basic, 180 days on Standard or 365 days on Pro. Favorites and credit packs do not extend storage. Uploaded originals are separate processing files. Review the relevant terms before publishing a recording or using it commercially.
Need more control over the written description of your sound? Try the AI music generator to describe your idea in a text prompt.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Getting to know your music maker.
Can I generate a song for free?
Yes. Free accounts receive 4 credits each UTC day, enough for one default song generation request. Sign-in is required, and unused daily credits expire at the end of that UTC day. Check the selected model’s cost in Studio before generating.
Which genres are available?
The maker offers Pop, Lo-fi, EDM, Hip-hop, Rock, Folk, Classical, and Jazz presets.
Can I enter a free text prompt?
No. This page uses preset controls for genre, mood, duration, and vocals rather than a free text field.
Can I choose the duration?
Yes. Duration is one of the focused preset choices in the maker request. It is a target and may not match the exact final length.
Does the vocals setting choose a real singer?
No. It sets a planned vocal direction; the provider output may vary and does not guarantee a particular singer or quality.
Is the maker generating music now?
Sign in to generate from your selected settings. The default song request costs 4 credits; check the displayed cost before submitting. Completed songs appear privately in My Creations, with generated audio kept for 7 days on Free, 30 days on Basic, 180 days on Standard or 365 days on Pro. Download before expiry; credit packs do not extend storage.
What are the credits and license terms?
A default song request uses 4 credits. Free accounts do not include commercial-use rights; paid subscriptions and one-time credit-pack purchases do.
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