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Prompting Guide

Master the art of writing effective prompts to get the best results from Wubble AI

What you'll learn

How to write effective prompts for music, voice, and sound effects
Key parameters and capabilities for each generation type
Advanced techniques for complex multi-asset requests
Common mistakes to avoid and best practices

Introduction

Wubble's AI understands natural language and can generate music, voiceovers, and sound effects from simple text descriptions. Start with a simple or abstract idea, and Wubble will interpret it using the context of your conversation. Adding details helps the result match your creative intent more closely.

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How Context Helps

The more specific and descriptive your prompts, the better Wubble AI can understand your creative vision. Think of prompting as giving clear directions to a talented collaborator who wants to help bring your ideas to life.

General Prompting Principles

These core principles apply to all types of audio generation in Wubble:

1. Start with Your Idea

A broad or abstract idea is a valid starting point. Add details about style, mood, instruments, or intended use when you have a particular result in mind.

2. Provide Context and Use Case

Mention what the audio will be used for (e.g., YouTube video, podcast intro, game background). This helps the AI understand the right tone and duration.

3. Use Natural Language

Write prompts as if you're talking to a creative collaborator. You don't need special syntax or technical jargon (unless you want specific technical results).

4. Iterate and Refine

Start with a clear prompt, review the results, and refine by asking for adjustments. Wubble remembers context within a conversation.

Music Generation Prompting

Music generation works best when you describe musical characteristics, mood, and intended use. Wubble can create anything from short background loops to full tracks with vocals.

What You Can Specify

Genre & Style

Electronic, jazz, rock, classical, hip-hop, lo-fi, cinematic, etc.

Mood & Energy

Upbeat, calm, energetic, melancholic, dramatic (low, medium, or high energy)

Instruments

Piano, guitar, synths, drums, bass, strings, brass, etc.

Duration

Wubble chooses a suitable length from your content and context. If you need a specific duration, request 3 to 300 seconds.

Theme/Use Case

Gaming, Corporate, Vlogs, Cinematic, Sports, Technology, Documentary

Vocals & Lyrics

Instrumental or with vocals (provide lyrics or let AI generate them)

Add a YouTube or Spotify Reference

Have a track in mind? Add it as a reference to help Wubble understand your musical direction. Wubble uses available information about the reference, such as its genre, mood, instrumentation, and energy, alongside your prompt to guide the music it creates.

Add YouTube Reference

Choose "Add YouTube Reference" in the prompt composer. Search for a video or paste a YouTube link, then select and add it. Use a music video or track to communicate the sound or atmosphere you have in mind.

Add Spotify Reference

Choose "Add Spotify Reference" in the prompt composer. Search for a track or paste a Spotify track link, then select and add it. Use the track as a starting point for the style, mood, or energy of your music.

Tell Wubble What You Like

After adding your reference, describe the qualities you want to carry into your track and anything you want to change.

"Create an instrumental track with the warm acoustic feel of this reference, but make it calmer for a travel video."

Character Limits & Features

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Prompt length: 1-4,100 characters

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Lyrics length: Maximum 3,000 characters

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Batch variations: Automatically generates 3 variations by default

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Playlist generation: Create up to 8 tracks at a time

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Seamless loops: Perfect for game background music

Good Examples

Good: Specific and Descriptive

"Create upbeat electronic music with driving synth arpeggios and strong bass. Make it energetic and modern, perfect for a tech product demo video. Duration: 60 seconds."

Good: Musical Details

"Smooth jazz track with gentle piano melodies, soft upright bass, and light brush drums. Calm and sophisticated mood, perfect for a café background. 2 minutes long."

Starting Broad, Adding Context

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Start with a Simple Idea

"Make some music for my video"

Wubble can use the available video and conversation context to interpret this request. Add a mood or purpose if you want a more specific direction.

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Start with Your Brand or Creative Direction

"A 1-minute song that fits the main brand identity, with elements of Pop, Jazz, and Hip Hop"

Wubble can interpret abstract ideas using the available context. Share what your brand stands for or the feeling you want to make the result more accurate.

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Pro Tip

For songs with vocals, you can provide your own lyrics or let Wubble create them. Simply ask "Make me a vocal song" or describe what you'd like the song to be about.

Voiceover Generation Prompting

Wubble creates voiceovers from your script and chooses delivery settings to suit the content and context. Describe the voice, language, or emotional tone you have in mind; Wubble handles the technical settings automatically.

Voice Characteristics

Gender

Male, female, neutral, non-binary

Accent

American, British, Australian, Standard

Age

Young, middle-aged

Descriptive Traits

Classy, professional, sassy, hyped, mature, calm, rough, confident

Use Case

Conversational, social media, narrative, educational, entertainment, characters

Language

30+ languages supported (EN, ES, FR, DE, JA, ZH, etc.)

Character Limits & Features

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Script length: 1-10,000 characters per generation

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Expressive formatting: Optional emotional and vocal-effect tags for scripts up to 5,000 characters

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Automatic delivery: Wubble chooses voice consistency and pacing to suit your content

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Variations: Generated according to your requirements

Formatting Styles

Expressive Short (≤5,000 characters)

Wubble can infer the delivery from your request. If you want to guide a particular moment, you can optionally add emotional or vocal-effect tags:

[excited] Welcome to our new product launch! [laughs] You're going to LOVE this. [whispers] It's absolutely amazing. [sighs] I can't wait to show you more.

Longer Narration (5,001–10,000 characters)

Provide the spoken script as plain text and describe the desired tone in your prompt. Wubble chooses suitable delivery settings for the narration.

The narrator spoke with gravitas and authority, describing the ancient ruins...

Neutral

Plain text for straightforward delivery without special formatting.

This is a simple announcement with clear, professional delivery.

Good Examples

Good: Social Media Voiceover

Prompt: "Young American female voice, professional and hyped, for social media"

Script: "[excited] Hey everyone! Today I'm showing you the coolest new app that's going to change the way you work. [laughs] Trust me, you need to see this!"

Good: Professional Narration

Prompt: "Middle-aged British male voice, calm and professional, for documentary narration"

Script: "The ancient civilization thrived for over three thousand years, leaving behind monuments that continue to inspire us today."

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Language Tip

Tell Wubble which language you want for your voiceover. You can provide a script in that language or ask Wubble to translate it—for example, "Create this voiceover in Spanish." If you need exact wording, provide your preferred translation.

Sound Effects Generation Prompting

Describe the sound or scene you have in mind. Wubble uses your context to interpret the request; details about the material, setting, or action help refine the result.

Character Limits & Features

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Prompt length: 1-450 characters (be concise!)

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Duration: Wubble chooses a suitable length from your content and context. If you need a specific duration, request 0.5 to 30 seconds.

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Batch variations: Automatically generates 3 variations by default

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Speed tip: Shorter durations generate faster

SFX Prompting Tips

Be Precise

Describe the exact sound you need: "thunder crash", "door creak", "footsteps on gravel"

Include Context

Mention the context or purpose: "UI button click", "game level complete notification", "transition swoosh"

Describe Characteristics

Add adjectives: "soft", "loud", "metallic", "wooden", "digital", "organic"

Examples by Category

UI Sounds

• "Soft button click, digital, pleasant"

• "Success notification chime, uplifting"

• "Error beep, attention-grabbing"

Ambient & Background

• "Forest ambience with birds chirping and light breeze"

• "City street noise, distant traffic, urban atmosphere"

• "Calm ocean waves on a beach"

Impacts & Actions

• "Heavy door slam, wooden, echoing"

• "Footsteps on hardwood floor, steady pace"

• "Glass breaking, sharp, dramatic"

Cinematic & Transitions

• "Epic cinematic braam, horror movie impact sound"

• "Smooth whoosh transition, futuristic"

• "Rising tension drone, ominous"

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Pro Tip

For each sound effect, focus on the details that matter most within the 450-character generation prompt limit. You'll get 3 variations by default, so you can pick the best one.

Multi-Asset Generation

You can request multiple types of audio assets in a single prompt. Wubble's planner agent intelligently breaks down your request and generates each asset type using the appropriate tools.

How It Works

When you ask for multiple assets, the planner creates separate generation steps that run in parallel when possible:

Example Request

"Create upbeat background music for a podcast intro, a voiceover saying 'Welcome to Tech Talk' in a professional voice, and a notification sound for the intro jingle."

The planner will automatically create three parallel tasks: one for music, one for voiceover, and one for SFX.

Best Practices

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Be clear about which asset type each part of your request refers to

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Provide specific details for each asset as you would in individual prompts

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You can request all three types (music, voice, SFX) or any combination

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The AI will organize and track each asset separately in your project

Advanced Prompting Tips

Take your prompting to the next level with these advanced techniques:

Use Precise Musical Terminology

Reference specific instruments, chord progressions, time signatures, or BPM for expert-level control: "120 BPM, 4/4 time, C major with ii-V-I progression"

Layer Descriptors

Combine multiple descriptors for nuanced results: "melancholic yet hopeful, nostalgic with a modern twist"

Request Seamless Loops

For game background music, specify: "Create a seamless loop that can repeat infinitely without jarring transitions"

Generate Playlists

Create up to 8 related tracks at a time: "Generate a playlist of 5 lo-fi hip-hop tracks for studying, each 2 minutes long, with variations in mood"

Describe the Voiceover's Purpose

Tell Wubble whether you need a recurring character, a brand voice, or a one-off narration. It uses that context to choose suitable delivery settings.

Describe the Feeling

Try "A thoughtful documentary narration" or "An energetic ad read." Wubble chooses pacing and expression to match your direction.

Add Optional Expression Cues

For scripts up to 5,000 characters, you can guide specific moments with bracket tags: "[excited] This is absolutely amazing! [whispers] You won't believe what happens next."

Understand Automatic Variations

Music and SFX generation each produce 3 variations by default. Voiceover variations depend on your requirements. Review the variations to find the perfect match for your project.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid these common pitfalls to get better results faster:

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Leaving Out Context That Matters to You

Simple prompts work. When you have a specific result in mind, share the audience, mood, or use case so Wubble can match it more closely.

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Exceeding Character Limits

Music prompts: 4,100 max | Voiceover scripts: 10,000 max | Lyrics: 3,000 max | SFX prompts: 450 max

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Assuming Wubble Knows Unshared Brand Details

Abstract directions such as "corporate feel" are valid. Add your brand context or creative references when you want a more precise match.

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Leaving the Voiceover Language Unclear

If you want a voiceover in another language, name it in your prompt—for example, "Create this voiceover in Spanish."

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Confusing Asset Types

Using music prompts for SFX or vice versa (they have different parameters and optimizations)

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Not Specifying Whether You Want Vocals

Say whether you want an instrumental track or a song with vocals. Wubble can create the lyrics when you ask for a vocal song.

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Using Expressive Tags on Long Scripts

Bracket tags like [excited] only work on scripts ≤5,000 characters

Quick Reference

These limits apply to each generation prompt or script, rather than the full conversation. Wubble uses your conversation to prepare each generation.

Asset TypeCharacter LimitDuration RangeKey Features
MusicPrompt: 1-4,100
Lyrics: 0-3,000
Automatic; 3-300 seconds when specifiedUp to 8 playlist tracks, loops, 3 variations by default
VoiceoverScript: 1-10,000 per generationBased on script lengthAutomatic delivery, variations as needed, optional expressive tags (up to 5,000 characters)
SFXPrompt: 1-450Chosen from context; 0.5-30 seconds when specified3 variations by default

Next Steps

Now that you understand how to write effective prompts, explore detailed guides for each capability:

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You're Ready to Create!

You now have all the knowledge you need to write effective prompts for Wubble AI. Start experimenting with different prompting techniques and discover what works best for your creative projects.

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