Audio scope and formats

AI audio generator: what you can create and in which format

AI Song Generator is an AI audio generator built around music: songs with vocals, instrumentals, background beds and cinematic cues, delivered as MP3, WAV, stems or a visualizer video. It also makes short sounds and loops on the Creator plan, but it does not generate speech.

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How it works

Decide the job
A song, a bed under narration, a cue for a scene, or stems for an editor. The job decides the tool and the export format.
Generate with the right settings
Use Custom mode for an exact length, Instrumental for anything under speech, and exclude styles for elements you do not want.
Export the format you need
Download MP3, convert to WAV, split stems or render a visualizer video from the track page.
Keep versions together
Edits and exports stay grouped under one track, so you can return to any earlier version later.

Audio you can generate today

Everything in the Studio starts from music generation, then branches into files that suit different jobs. A single track can end up as a full mix for a playlist, an instrumental under a video and a set of stems for an editor.

Songs with lyrics and a lead vocal
Instrumentals across genres, from a solo piano bed to a full band arrangement
Background music sized to a video, with the length set in Custom mode
Cinematic cues and soundtrack sketches for scenes and trailers
Vocal-only and instrumental-only stems split from any track in your library
Multi-stem splits for drums, bass, guitar, keys and other parts
Short sound effects, one-shots and loops from a text description (Creator plan and up)

What it does not do

Search results for "AI audio generator" mix very different products, so it helps to be precise. AI Song Generator does not do text-to-speech, voiceover, podcast narration or voice cloning of real people, and it does not repair noisy recordings. It also does not master your tracks: WAV export converts a file to an uncompressed format, it does not change how it sounds.

Short sounds are a separate tool rather than a gap: from the Creator plan, the sound generator makes effects, one-shots and loopable phrases from a text description, with an optional tempo and key. For longer atmosphere under a scene, the instrumental generator still produces drones, pads and other textural pieces.

Choosing a format

Pick the format by what happens to the audio next. Files that will be edited or distributed benefit from WAV; files that will be shared or previewed are fine as MP3.

MP3: every version, ready to preview, share or drop into a rough edit.
WAV: an uncompressed export that video software, DAWs and distributors handle well.
Stems (MP3): separated parts for remixing, karaoke or rebalancing a mix.
MP4 visualizer: the track with moving visuals, for platforms that only accept video.
MIDI: note data from one separated stem at a time, on the Pro plan.

Getting audio that fits a project

Length and density are what projects care about most. In Custom mode you set the duration from 10 seconds to 6 minutes. Exclude styles removes what would get in the way: vocals under dialogue, heavy drums under a calm tutorial, bright leads that compete with a narrator.

For a long bed, generate a strong piece of two or three minutes and extend it, rather than asking for the maximum length at once. You keep control over where the music changes.

Working with audio you already have

Uploads open a second set of tools. Upload a recording you own and you can extend it, restyle it as a cover, put a vocal on an instrumental, build accompaniment under a vocal, or blend two sources into a mashup. Each upload asks you to confirm you have the rights to use it.

Stem splitting and the vocal remover currently work on tracks created in your AI Song Generator library, not on songs uploaded from elsewhere.

What to expect from the sound

Generated audio arrives mixed and ready to play, at a level suited to previews, social video and demos. For releases, many creators export WAV and then mix or master in their own tools. Results vary between versions, so audition each one on headphones and on a phone speaker before choosing.

What you get

MP3 of every version
WAV export
Stem MP3s (vocal and instrumental, or multi-stem)
MP4 visualizer video
MIDI from a chosen stem (Pro)

Prompts

Example prompts

Starting points you can paste into Create and adjust. Specific details — tempo, instruments, mood, structure — give the most control.

Explainer narration bedInstrumental
Unobtrusive bed for a two-minute explainer voiceover, steady and optimistic
Stylesoft electronic, muted plucks, light percussion, no lead melody
Asking for no lead melody keeps the middle of the mix clear for speech.
Use in the StudioUse in the Studio
Abandoned station atmosphereInstrumental
Uneasy ambient drone for a scene in an abandoned subway station
Styledark ambient, low drones, distant metallic textures, no drums
Until sound effects launch, textural music like this covers many atmosphere needs.
Use in the StudioUse in the Studio
Podcast transition stingInstrumental
Ten-second transition sting for a tech podcast, bright and quick
Stylesynth pluck arpeggio, short riser, clean ending
Set 10 seconds in Custom mode, the shortest length available.
Use in the StudioUse in the Studio
Road-trip song for a reelAuto lyrics
Indie pop song about a road trip, to be cut down for a travel reel
Styleindie pop, jangly guitars, handclaps, upbeat male vocal
Split it afterwards so the editor can drop the vocal under on-screen talking.
Use in the StudioUse in the Studio
Study channel uploadInstrumental
Lo-fi study track for a channel that posts music with visuals
Stylelo-fi hip-hop, vinyl crackle, mellow keys, lazy drums
Render it as an MP4 visualizer when the platform needs video.
Use in the StudioUse in the Studio

Use cases

Where it fits

Video editorsInstrumental beds and stems that can be trimmed and lowered under dialogue.
Podcast producersTheme music, transitions and background tracks at set lengths.
Game prototypesAmbient beds and themes for early builds, easy to replace as the game changes.
Social media teamsShort tracks rendered as visualizer videos for platforms that only accept video.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can AI Song Generator generate speech or voiceover?

No. It generates music, including sung vocals, but not spoken narration or text-to-speech. Pair a dedicated voice tool with an instrumental from AI Song Generator underneath.

Can it make sound effects?

Yes. From the Creator plan, the sound generator makes short effects, one-shots and loops from a description, and the credit cost is shown before you confirm. Textural instrumentals such as drones and ambient beds still cover longer atmosphere needs.

What audio formats can I download?

MP3 for every version, WAV through export, stems as MP3s after a split, and an MP4 visualizer video. On the Pro plan you can also convert one separated stem at a time to a MIDI file.

Is the WAV export better quality than the MP3?

It is uncompressed, which avoids another round of lossy compression when you edit or distribute the file. It cannot add detail that was not in the generated audio, so think of it as the right container rather than an upgrade.

Can I upload my own audio?

Yes, for extending, restyling, adding vocals or accompaniment, and mashups, as long as you own the audio or have permission. Stem splitting currently works on tracks created in your AI Song Generator library.

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