Music Studio — compose it, then let it sing
An in-browser sequencer, arrangement and karaoke suite that costs no credits and reads your brief — plus AI full-song renders with sung vocals, remixing, cover art and a community shelf with playlists. Music Studio is on the Max plan.
- Two sides of one document
- A brief that is read, not guessed
- The sung render and its knobs
- Karaoke, lyrics and vocal removal
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What it makes
Music Studio has two sides of one document. An in-browser sequencer that costs no credits with arrangement and karaoke tools, and AI renders that read your brief and sing it: full songs with vocals, remixes, cover art, and a community shelf with playlists. Lyrics, vocal removal and karaoke work on either side.
For a soundtrack, a demo, a jingle or a song. Arrange it yourself in the sequencer, or describe it and have it sung back to you.
How a session works
- Write a brief — genre, mood, tempo, the words if you have them — or start arranging in the sequencer.
- Render the song with sung vocals, then adjust the knobs and render again until it is the track you meant.
- Make cover art, publish it to the shelf, or export the track and put it in a film.
What it costs
The sequencer, the arrangement tools and karaoke are free to use and always will be. Full-song renders, remixes and cover art spend credits per render.
Generation spends credits: paid plans include a monthly allowance, the Free plan starts with a one-time welcome grant, and you can top up at any time.
Included from the Max plan.
Questions
- Can it sing?
- Yes. A full-song render comes back with sung vocals over the arrangement, from lyrics you wrote or lyrics it wrote from the brief.
- Is the sequencer free?
- Yes. Sequencing, arranging and the karaoke tools run in the browser and cost nothing. Credits are only spent when you ask for a generated render.
- Can I remove the vocals from a track?
- Yes. Vocal removal separates the voice from the backing so you can make a karaoke version, or reuse the instrumental under something else.
- What is the shelf?
- The community's published tracks, with playlists you can build from them. Publishing is a deliberate step on one track, not something that happens to everything you render.