Use case
Songs for creators
A short needs a sound that is yours: a hook for the first second, a bed under the voice-over, an intro your audience recognises. Music One makes it from one sentence, sung or instrumental, at the length the edit needs, and the same studio renders the clip, the voice-over and the thumbnail.
Sign up and it starts: 50 free credits, no card.
The pipeline
- →Describe the track in Simple mode: genre, mood, tempo, what the video is about. Flip Instrumental for a bed under speech.
- →Pick 30 seconds for a short, a minute or more for a stream intro or a longer edit; render two takes and keep the better one.
- →For a recurring sound, go Custom: write a four-line chorus with your channel's catchphrase and keep the same Style words from video to video.
- →Lay the MP3 under your clips on the Editor's timeline, press Score a film to start a Cinema film on it, or download it for your own editor.
What it costs
A 30-second track is 3 credits a take; two takes, 6. A month of daily shorts with two takes each is 180 credits, well inside the Hobby plan's 1,800 a month, which leaves the rest for the clips themselves.
Starting points
Pick one: it goes into the box at the top, ready to generate.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a track for a short be?
Thirty seconds, the shortest length: it covers a short and costs 3 credits a take. Pick a minute or more for intros and longer edits.
Can it make a beat without vocals?
Yes: switch on Instrumental and the lyrics are left out. Describe the sound in the sentence or in Style.
Is there a limit on downloads?
No. Every take is saved to your Library as an MP3, and you can download as many as you make.
Can the lyrics swear?
Yes. Lyrics are uncensored within the written policy: fiction only, nothing involving minors, no real identifiable people without consent, nothing illegal, no sexual violence.
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