Use cases · Music
An instrumental with stems
Make an instrumental, then take a WAV copy, split it into stems or extend it, on the music models that offer those track tools.
The problem
Editors, streamers and game makers need music without vocals, and often its parts to mix on their own: drums, bass, chords, melody.
How it works
- 01
Describe the track in Music and switch on Instrumental. Pick a model that offers track tools.
- 02
Listen to the track when its job finishes.
- 03
Use the track tools: a WAV copy, stems, a video of the track with cover images, or an extension that continues the track from a second you choose.
- 04
Each tool shows its price before you start it, and a tool that fails is not charged.
What you give it · What you get
What you give it
- A description: genre, mood, instruments and tempo, with no vocals
- The Instrumental switch on
- A music model that offers track tools
What you get
- An instrumental saved to your files, marked as AI-generated
- A WAV copy of the track
- Stems of the track
- A longer version made with an extension
What to know
- Track tools are offered only for a track made with a model that has them. Each one is a paid action on a finished track.
- The model decides the track's length. An extension continues the track from a second you choose.
- Voice and audio uploads are not accepted.
The prompt the button opens
A lo-fi hip-hop instrumental for a study stream: dusty drums, warm electric piano chords, a slow walking bassline, light vinyl crackle, calm and steady, no vocals, a clean ending.
Try it with your own words
The button opens Music with this prompt in the box, for you to change. Signed out, you sign in first and land there with the prompt kept.