Create studio-quality music with AI

Describe the genre, mood, instrumentation, tempo, structure, and intended use. Add the moments that should build, drop, or resolve so the arrangement has a clear direction. Read the music prompting guide.

Add your reference, explain the role the music should play, and guide the result with details such as pacing, emotion, instrumentation, and scene changes. Read the media-to-music guide.

Choose the track and operation, then describe the new direction. For a precise change, identify the section or time range you want to transform while preserving the rest. Explore the Music API operations.

Use stem separation to turn a mixed track into isolated production layers that can be balanced, muted, exported, or edited independently. Read the stem-separation guide.

Open the project export controls to prepare the finished track or its individual assets for download, review, or handoff. Read the export and sharing guide.

Yes. Create a production-ready instrumental bed or a complete song with vocals. State which result you want in the brief, along with the musical direction and intended use. Explore Wubble music capabilities.

Yes. Bring lyrics you have the right to use, ask Wubble to develop lyrics from an idea, or refine lines before generating the vocal performance. Read the lyrics endpoint guide.

Yes. Specify the language in your brief and provide the exact lyrics when wording, pronunciation, or brand terminology must be controlled. Review the generated vocal before publishing. Explore Wubble music capabilities.

Yes. Direct the style, emotional arc, instrumentation, tempo, sections, and duration in your prompt. You can also extend a result when the arrangement needs more room. See the music creation workflow.

Yes. Select the section or time range, describe the replacement, and preserve the surrounding track. This is useful for changing a chorus, fixing a transition, or reshaping a specific moment. Read the track editing guide.

Yes. A reference can guide style, pacing, or arrangement, provided you have the rights and permissions needed to upload and transform it. Review the content policy.

Yes. Stem separation produces isolated musical layers so you can rebalance a mix, remove a part, build an alternate version, or continue editing in a DAW. Read the stem-separation guide.

Commercial and distribution rights depend on your plan and the license that applies when the music is generated. Confirm the permitted uses for your account before releasing or delivering a track. Review license types.

Your rights are governed by the Wubble license and applicable terms. Copyright protection is a separate legal question that can vary by jurisdiction and the amount of human authorship in the work. Read the copyright guidance.

Attribution requirements vary by license tier and use. Check the requirements that apply to your plan before publishing the finished music. Review attribution requirements.

Yes. The Music API covers creation and transformation workflows, including songs, instrumentals, lyrics, extensions, remixes, section edits, and stem analysis. Explore the Music API.

Your plan determines how generation usage, finished downloads, and available credits are handled. Check the current plan guidance before starting a large production run. Read about credits and downloads.