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How do I use the AI song generator for my first track?
Open AI Music Generator, enter a title and musical direction, then choose whether the track should include vocals. Add your own prepared lyrics for a vocal song and select Create music after checking the credit amount. Listen to the generated result before downloading it for a video project.
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Before you start
Write a short brief that names genre, instruments and mood. If the words matter, prepare them using the lyrics workflow. Sign in and check your balance. The current Create music button shows a credit charge; this guide does not assume unlimited free generations. For a rap track, prepare a text draft with the rap song lyric maker. Describe the scene and choose the rap style there, then copy the revised words into the music generator. Read the verse at your intended pace before spending credits on the audio.
Steps
- Open AI Music Generator. Enter a Title and describe the Style in plain terms. For example, request a relaxed acoustic arrangement with a restrained vocal and a steady chorus. Avoid a list of conflicting genres and instruments.
- Leave Instrumental off for a song with singing and paste the approved words into Lyrics. Turn Instrumental on for a backing track. Check the input before submitting so you do not ask for a vocal performance while expecting an instrumental result.
- Open Advanced settings only when you have a specific reason. You can set a duration target and vocal preference for creation, but the interface states that these are targets rather than guarantees. Keep an initial test simple so you can identify what to change.
- Select Create music and wait for the result in Your music. Listen to the complete track and use Download for the version you want. Continue with how to make a music video once the audio is approved.
Worked example
A useful first brief could be an acoustic chorus about returning to a familiar street. Keep the lyric short and ask for guitar, light percussion and a clear lead vocal. Compare the generated phrasing with your words before deciding whether the track needs a longer arrangement.
Check the result
You should have a downloadable track whose mood and vocal content match the brief closely enough to use. If you want to develop the composition further, follow how to make a song. Keep the title, style and lyric draft together so revisions remain traceable.
If something goes wrong
If the form rejects submission, check the required title and musical input. If a line is rushed, shorten or rephrase it before another generation. If a request is pending, use Retry pending request when offered rather than changing settings and unintentionally creating a separate attempt.