Use case
Brand jingles
A jingle is a chorus with your name in it. In Custom mode you write that chorus, describe the sound in a few style words, and render the 30-second spot, then a second direction, and a third, until one sticks. The ad itself can be rendered in the same studio, with the jingle under the cut.
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The pipeline
- →Custom mode: write a short [Chorus] with the brand name and the promise, sung twice; add a [Verse] only for a longer spot.
- →Style: the language first, then the voice, genre, tempo and instruments ("English, bright female vocal, upbeat pop, 120 BPM, handclaps, ukulele").
- →Render several directions at 30 seconds (pop, acoustic, retro radio) and keep the best take of each.
- →Render an instrumental version of the winner for the bed under a voice-over, and lay it under the ad on the Editor's timeline.
What it costs
One 30-second take is 3 credits. Three directions with two takes each are 18 credits, plus an instrumental bed at 3: 21 credits for a jingle session, a fraction of a $10 pack.
Starting points
Pick one: it goes into the box at the top, ready to generate.
Frequently asked questions
Will it sing my brand name?
Yes: write it in the lyrics in Custom mode, ideally in the chorus. Spell it the way it is said if the pronunciation matters.
How many versions can I try?
As many as you like: each 30-second take is 3 credits, and every take is saved to your Library.
Can I use a famous song or singer as the reference?
Describe the sound instead: genre, era, tempo and vocal words are what Music One follows, and the songwriter never names a real artist.
Can I use the jingle in my ads?
What you may do with a song is set by the terms of service: read /legal/terms before you publish it.
Can I get it from code for many clients?
Yes: POST /v1/music/generations takes the same style, lyrics and length, and a webhook tells you when each take lands.
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