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AI Song Remix

Try your song in a new genre and compare two remixed versions

Examples
Pulse Between Pages
Examples

Pulse Between Pages

Electro PopInstrumental
2:59
Kitchen Radio Summer
Examples

Kitchen Radio Summer

Retro SoulR&B
3:01
Han River Countdown
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Han River Countdown

K-popSynth Pop
0:28
Shibuya Encore
Examples

Shibuya Encore

J-popJazz-Funk
2:59
Red Thread Highway
Examples

Red Thread Highway

Blues RockFemale Vocals
3:00
Half-Time Fireworks
Examples

Half-Time Fireworks

Cinematic Hip HopInstrumental
2:59

a new setting for your song

Arrangement as a writing decision

Hear your song rebuilt in a different genre and decide which setting serves the writing best.

The same lyric can feel hopeful at one tempo and heartbreaking at another. Remixing lets you hear how genre and groove change the meaning of what you wrote.

Remix accepts MP3 or M4A sources up to about six minutes. Compare both versions with the original and keep the one that makes the hook land hardest.

Arrangement as a writing decision

A song can live many lives: a ballad that works as a dance track, a rock song that shines stripped back. The remix tool rebuilds your song's arrangement in the direction you describe and returns two versions.

For writers it is a quick way to explore where a song belongs before committing to a production.

What a remix gives you

Genre by description

Name the style and energy; the arrangement is rebuilt around your song.

Two versions

Each request returns two remixes to compare.

Saved to your library

Keep remixes next to the original for further covers, extensions or videos.

Remixing your song

Remixing your song

One clear direction per remix keeps comparisons useful.

  1. 1

    Pick the song

    Choose a demo from your library or upload an MP3 or M4A you own.

  2. 2

    Name the direction

    Describe the genre, tempo feel and a signature sound or two.

  3. 3

    Choose the keeper

    Compare both remixes with the original and keep the best fit.

Why writers remix

Finding the song's genre

Hear a song in several styles before deciding how to produce it.

Pitching to different artists

Prepare versions of one song for artists in different lanes.

Alternate releases

Create an alternate version of your own song for a bonus track.

Remix tips

Change the groove, keep the hook

A good remix changes the feel while the chorus stays recognisable.

Be specific

'Slow soul with brushed drums' is more useful than a single genre word.

Only remix your own work

Use songs you own or have permission to rework.

Remix questions

How many versions do I get?

Each remix request returns two versions.

Which files can I remix?

MP3 or M4A sources, roughly ten seconds to six minutes long.

Will my lyric stay the same?

The remix aims to keep your song's core material, but always check the words in the result.

Is a remix different from a cover?

Yes. A remix reshapes the arrangement; a cover re-performs the song, often with another voice.

Try your song in a different genre

Pick a direction, compare two remixes, and find the arrangement your song deserves.

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