Music & Foley

Music Generator AI soundtrack tool

Make instrumental cues with Stable Audio 2.0 or a full vocal track with MiniMax Music. The two prices work differently. Try it in the Framings studio.

Best for

The music generator has two models and two kinds of song. Stable Audio 2.0 is instrumental, at 15, 30, or 45 seconds, with a 47 second ceiling, as WAV or MP3. MiniMax Music is a vocal track of about two to four minutes, as MP3, at one flat credit price.

Where it fits

Pick Stable Audio for a bed under pictures, a logo sting, or a loop. Pick MiniMax when you want a song with a voice. Asking Stable Audio for lyrics will not turn it into MiniMax, and asking MiniMax for a 20 second cue will not discount the flat price.

How to use it

Open the music generator, choose the model, and write tempo, instruments, and mood. For Stable Audio, set the length before you generate. For MiniMax, write the structure you want and accept the full-track price. The model pages list the Free plan credits.

Good to know

Sound effects are a different tool. A hit or a room tone should be generated there and edited under the music. Speech you want to read over the track comes from text to speech, also priced separately.

Also worth knowing

Decide the picture length before the music length. A 15 second Stable Audio cue can cover a logo. A 45 second cue can cover a short scene. A MiniMax song is a full track, so it belongs when the music is the product, not the underscore.

Prompting tips

Write the instruments you can name. Piano, drums, and a bass line give Stable Audio a band. A genre word alone gives it a costume. MiniMax needs the vocal as well: solo or group, spoken or sung, close or distant.

Example prompts

  • Music generator example: Lo-fi hip hop beat, dusty vinyl crackle, mellow Rhodes chords, 80 BPM, rainy night study session

    Example prompt

    Lo-fi hip hop beat, dusty vinyl crackle, mellow Rhodes chords, 80 BPM, rainy night study session

  • Music generator example: Epic cinematic trailer hit with deep sub boom, rising risers and brass stabs, 5 seconds

    Example prompt

    Epic cinematic trailer hit with deep sub boom, rising risers and brass stabs, 5 seconds

  • Example prompt

    Full acoustic indie song with warm female vocals, acoustic guitar picking and melodic chorus

  • Example prompt

    Cyberpunk synthwave bassline with punchy 80s drums and driving retro lead arpeggios

Questions

Which model sings?

MiniMax Music. Stable Audio 2.0 is instrumental.

What is the longest Stable Audio cue?

47 seconds. The choices are 15, 30, and 45 seconds.

Does MiniMax get cheaper if the song is short?

No. The credit price is flat for the full track.

Which formats can I export?

Stable Audio offers WAV or MP3. MiniMax Music exports MP3.

Where do I make a sound effect?

In the sound-effects tool, with ElevenLabs SFX or AudioLDM.

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