Module 1: Getting Started

Steps

• Sign up: Free = daily credits. Pro/Premier = monthly credit pools, priority queue, commercial rights.
• Modes: Simple (one prompt box). Custom (separate Lyrics and Style of Music, Instrumental toggle, Upload Audio - Pro).
• First Generation: Describe genre + mood + vocal. Click Create. Review previews. Save or extend.

Module 2: Prompt Engineering

Prompt Taxonomy

Case Study: Iteration

1. Prompt 1: “Techno song.” → Generic loop.
2. Prompt 2: “High-energy techno, 4/4 kick, dark bassline, robotic female hook.” → Clear hook.
3. Prompt 3: Add “clean mix, no harsh distortion.” → Fewer artifacts.

Negative Prompting

Use exclusions like “instrumental only” or “no vocals”.

Copy-Ready Structures

Genre / Era + Mood + 2–3 Instruments + Vocal Type + Topic

“Cinematic orchestral, somber; strings + low brass + sparse piano; no vocals; trailer cue that builds to a hit at 0:40.”

Module 3: Styles, Genres, Moods

• One genre or a logical fusion (e.g., folk-rock; reggae + afrobeat).
• Add mood words (uplifting, aggressive, haunting) and era tags (80s synthwave; 90s R&B).
• Prefer eras/traits to specific artists. If used, keep generic (“Motown funk”).
• If a blend sounds muddy, split across generations and combine later.

Module 4: Lyrics

• Auto-lyrics (Simple Mode): Topic-driven; fast iteration.
• Custom lyrics (Custom Mode): Paste verse/chorus; keep structure clear.
• Instrumental: Toggle vocals off for beds, cues, or later toplining.
• Tip: Phonetic spell difficult words to aid pronunciation.

Module 5: Pro Features

Do you have original audio?
 └─ Yes → Upload Audio
      ├─ Vocal line? → Cover Song (AI accompaniment)
      ├─ Riff/Loop? → Extend / Style Transfer
      └─ Full track? → Add Vocals or Add Instrumentals
 └─ No → Generate from text prompt

Module 6: Building Full Songs

3-Stage Pipeline

1. Plan: V1 → CH → V2 → CH → BR → CH (target ~2:30–3:30).
2. Generate: Prompt sections separately or use Custom Mode with clear [Verse]/[Chorus] tags.
3. Assemble: Use Extend for transitions; stitch in DAW.

Consistency Tips

• Keep style constants: same genre, tempo feel, vocal type.
• Reuse motifs or a line in each chorus.
• Use Personas (Pro) for vocal consistency across songsPro.

Module 7: Export, Stems, and Editing

Stems Matrix

DAW Workflow

1. Import stems into Audacity, GarageBand, or Reaper.
2. Trim and crossfade between sections.
3. Balance vocal/instrument levels.
4. Light EQ and reverb as needed.
5. Export final WAV/MP3.

Module 8: Troubleshooting

• Missed instrument/mood: Simplify prompt; regenerate 2–3 times.
• Artifacts/“dirty” audio: Add “clean mix, high fidelity”; try again.
• Sections don’t join: Crossfade in DAW; extend earlier for overlap.
• Slow queue: Normal on Free; Pro has priority.

Module 9: Legal & Ethics (FAQ)

Can Free users release commercially?

No. Free is personal/non-commercial; attribution required.

Do Pro/Premier users own outputs?

Yes. Rights are assigned for commercial use while subscribed.

Can I upload copyrighted material?

No. Upload only audio you own or have rights to.

Is AI music copyrightable?

Often not by itself; add human contributions for stronger claims.

Follow platform guidelines. Avoid impersonation and disallowed content.

Module 10: Glossary

Simple Mode

Single text box prompting.

Custom Mode

Separate lyrics/style inputs with more control.

Extend

New section inspired by an existing track.

Cover Song

AI accompaniment around your recorded melody.

Stems

Separated vocal/instrument exports.

Persona

Saved vocal/style profile for consistency (Pro).

Copy-Ready Style Snippets

Gospel-soul ballad; warm Rhodes + soft organ; minimal brushes; expressive alto lead; gentle choir in chorus; intimate, hopeful; clean mix, high fidelity.

Reggae–Afrobeat fusion; offbeat skank guitar, tight afrobeat drums, deep bass; baritone lead; call-and-response hook; triumphant; crisp low-end, no harsh highs.

Lo-fi hip-hop; relaxed 78–86 bpm feel; dusty drums, warm vibraphone, vinyl crackle; instrumental only; cozy, mellow; soft tape saturation, light sidechain.

2000s pop-punk; fast 4/4; palm-muted verses; big octave chorus guitars; punchy live drums; raw tenor lead with gang shouts; energetic; radio-clean mix.