Artificial intelligence is now everywhere. massive Text and Mountains and Mountains ImagesThe ability to synthesize “new” material from vast amounts of training data also extends to audio, allowing you to create your own customized ditties in just a few seconds.
Similar to text generators and image creators, there are tons of AI audio bots competing for your attention. Here are some of the best we found. Pick the one that fits your needs and budget, and explore the pros and cons of the latest AI music creators.
1) Snow
If you’re ready to dive into the world of AI music generation, Snow is a great place to start. You can get started for free with just a few clicks. Just tell us what your song is about and the style of music you’re looking for (including instrumentation and tempo requests), and Suno will create something for you in no time.
For example, say you want a cheery piano song to celebrate your best friend’s birthday (don’t forget to include their name and a few details about them). There are two versions you can save or share, and you can create 50 songs per month for free. Subscription prices (for more songs) start at $8 per month.
2) Song R
Loading Song R You can start the process of generating your first AI song in less than a minute in your browser. You don’t even need to register an account to create audio (but you need an account to save songs). As an online AI tool, SongR is one of the simplest in terms of interface and direct access to the AI engine.
You don’t get as much control over the sound of your audio track as other AI music generators — you choose a music category rather than inputting a text prompt — but you can generate lyrics and vocals for your song using text prompts, and there are several different AI vocalists to choose from — it’s a lot of fun to experiment with.
3) Music FX
Music FX is one of several “AI experiments” that Google has published on the web, and all you need to use this tool is a Google account. It’s good for chill-out music or background music; it contains no vocals and the clips are a maximum of 70 seconds long (but you can set them to loop if you want to keep listening).
This is a great app for experimenting with AI and seeing what’s possible: it gives you lots of suggestions on how to edit and improve your prompts, lets you rate the content MusicFX generates, and even has a handy DJ mode that generates an endless mix of AI music based on prompts you choose.
4) Beathoven AI
Beathoben AI is a bit more comprehensive and sophisticated as an AI music generator goes. It’s aimed at industry professionals who need to order a track, but really anyone can use it. The prompts allow you to be as specific as you like when it comes to the type of track you want to create, but there are no vocals and songs are limited to 60 seconds in length.
The app has a mixing component, allowing you to control fades and add audio or video from your library. You can also choose alternative tracks from the same prompt, and quickly adjust the tempo and instruments. Downloading songs requires credits, which start at $3 per minute of download.
5) Refusion
in Refusiontakes a slightly different approach. First, you enter the lyrics you want to accompany your AI-generated music, and the app suggests vocals and instruments to go with them. You can tweak the sound style with just a click, or even create your own custom music style, with AI suggestions to suit your needs.
You don’t even need to sign up for an account to start riffing, but signing up for free gives you access to more features, like the ability to download the stems of your track (or individual components) to use elsewhere. There’s currently a 12-second limit on songs, so it’s great for creating music for social media posts or short audio snippets.
6) Limewire AI Music Studio
LimeWire AI Music Studio is the same LimeWire that handled MP3 sharing back in the day. You enter a prompt describing the song you want to hear, and the app handles the rest. It doesn’t contain vocals, and tracks are a maximum of 30 seconds long, but it’s easy to use and fast to create music.
The free plan only lets you create four audio tracks per day, but if you want to immerse yourself in AI music, subscriptions start at $9.99 per month. The same platform can also run AI to generate text and images, giving you lots of room to experiment, and there’s a comprehensive management system for keeping track of all the work you create.
