Your words, performed
Own Lyrics mode sings the sheet you wrote, following the sections you label.
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Examples
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Electro PopInstrumental
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Retro SoulR&B
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J-popJazz-Funk
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Blues RockFemale Vocals
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Cinematic Hip HopInstrumental
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demos from words
Two modes for two stages of writing
Give the generator your words and a direction for the sound, and hear two performances of the same song.
Prompt mode is for sketching: a sentence about the song is enough to hear a full idea, and Instrumental Only is available when you want a bed to write over. Own Lyrics mode is for when the words matter; it keeps them as written and lets you exclude styles you do not want.
Because each request returns two versions, you get two melodic answers to the same lyric. Often the best demo borrows the verse of one and the chorus feeling of the other in your next rewrite.
The quickest way to find out whether a lyric works is to hear it sung. The song maker takes your sheet, respects your sections, and returns two versions so you can compare melodies built on the same words.
No lyrics yet? Describe the story and mood in Prompt mode and let the generator draft everything, then bring your own rewrite into Own Lyrics mode for the next pass.
What the song maker gives you
Two melodies to compare
Every request returns two versions, so you can hear which setting serves the lyric best.
Style and exclusions
Describe the genre and vocal feel, and in Own Lyrics mode rule out styles that would pull the song off course.
Making a demo
Treat each generation as a rehearsal of the song, not as the finished record.
- 1
Paste the sheet
Add your lyrics with sections marked, or describe the song in a sentence if you are still sketching.
- 2
Set the sound
Name the genre, tempo feel and vocal character you imagine for the song.
- 3
Listen like a writer
Mark lines that feel crowded or melodies that go flat, rewrite them, and generate again.
When writers reach for it
Checking a new chorus
Hear whether the hook is singable and memorable before building the rest of the song.
Pitch demos
Create a demo in the style of the artist you are writing for, then refine it with notes from the pitch.
Writing prompts for sessions
Bring two contrasting demos of one idea to a co-write so the room has something to react to.
Getting demos that help the writing
Mark every section
Clear labels tell the generator where the chorus returns, which keeps the structure close to your plan.
Keep lines singable
Long, uneven lines get rushed. Trim syllables until each line fits a comfortable breath.
Change one thing per pass
Rewrite lyrics or change style, not both, so you know which change improved the song.
Song maker questions
How long can my lyrics be?
Own Lyrics mode accepts a full song sheet. Very long lyrics may be compressed into a shorter performance, so trim repeated verses if needed.
Can I make an instrumental to write over?
Yes. In Prompt mode, switch on Instrumental Only to get a backing track without vocals.
Why do I get two versions?
Each request returns two performances so you can compare melodic choices for the same words.
Can I keep one version and change it?
Yes. Extend it, remix it, or run it through the cover tool to try a different voice or style.
Hear your lyrics sung
Paste a verse and a chorus, choose a sound, and compare two demos of your song.
Make a demo