AI music guides

Which guide should I start with?

• You've written lyrics or a poem: How to turn your lyrics into a song.
• You make beats and need a singer or rapper: How to add vocals to a beat.
• You sing but don't produce: How to add a backing track to your vocals.
• You want a gift for a birthday, anniversary or thank-you: How to make a personalized song gift.
• You run a business, podcast or channel: How to make a jingle or brand music.

Tips for better AI songs

1. Describe the sound, not an artist: "soft piano, warm bass, brushed drums" works better than a famous name.
2. Name 3 or 4 instruments. More than that makes the mix muddy.
3. Say what the chorus should feel like: "a hopeful chorus that lifts".
4. Use [Verse] and [Chorus] tags when you paste lyrics.
5. Spell unusual names the way they sound so they are pronounced correctly.

Before you start

Every guide uses the same three habits: describe sounds rather than artists, keep lines short enough to sing, and generate more than once. Each song request returns two versions, and the best results usually come from the second or third round after small edits.

For ready-made starting points, browse the prompt library by genre, or build a prompt with the free prompt generator.