Begin with what the music needs to do: support a scene, introduce a show or carry a lyric. Then choose the mode that gives you the right level of input.
Describe the genre, mood and instruments, including whether the track should have vocals. For a specific song, provide lyrics and a clear style direction in Custom mode.
Submit the brief and follow the task's progress. The model generates a musical arrangement from your inputs; listen for the structure, vocal delivery and instrumentation you requested.
Preview the full track and download a suitable result. Check the commercial-use terms of the plan that created it before including the music in a published or client project.
Choose between a short music description and a more detailed song brief with lyrics and style. The workspace keeps those inputs and the resulting tracks together.
Simple mode starts with one descriptive prompt. Custom mode exposes lyrics, title and style inputs, giving you more explicit direction over the song you want to develop.
A lyric idea can establish the theme and emotional direction of a song. Review any generated wording for meaning, rhythm and suitability before using it in a track.
Provide written lyrics and a style direction to explore how the words might become a song. Listen for pronunciation, phrasing and whether the arrangement supports the lyric.
The workspace is a place to test musical directions and compare results before selecting a track for further use or editing.
A written description can guide instrumentation, mood and vocal character. Judge the resulting arrangement by listening to the whole track rather than only its opening.
The model develops an arrangement from the brief. You can focus on the desired musical role while checking whether the melody, instruments and vocals fit together in the result.
Try a focused change to genre, instrumentation or vocal direction when comparing versions. Processing time varies with the task and current demand.
Ordinary language is enough for a first brief. Describe the energy and instruments you imagine, then add musical detail as the direction becomes clearer.
The track's role determines the brief. Background music needs room for speech, while an opening theme may need a more recognizable melody or rhythm.
Develop a backing track around the pace and mood of a short video. Preview it with the edit to check that it supports the visual rhythm and leaves space for speech.
Explore an intro or background theme for a podcast or stream. Keep the arrangement distinct enough to recognize without competing with the host's voice.
Test a musical direction against a scene or campaign concept. Check the plan's commercial-use entitlement before using the selected track in a client or advertising project.
Choose a restrained arrangement for a lesson or course introduction. Listen beneath the spoken content to check that the music does not reduce clarity.
Use generated versions to explore an unfamiliar instrumentation or genre combination. Treat the chosen result as a creative starting point for the rest of your production workflow.
Write a brief or lyric around a personal occasion. Preview the complete song to check names, wording and mood before sharing it with the intended audience.
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Choose a creation mode and describe the musical role, mood and instruments for your next track.