Aimusicis - The AI Music Studio for Songs, Lyrics and Stems

An AI music generator writes a full arrangement from a written description, or from lyrics you supply. On Aimusicis the draft comes back with or without vocals, stays in your account history, and can go straight into stem separation, mastering or a video without being re-uploaded.

Describe your sound, choose mood or style tags, and optionally add your own lyrics or a reference track. The same request path serves music, lyrics, stems, covers, mastering and video, so a draft carries over between them.

A free tier is available for evaluation; paid plans add credits and parallel jobs, not extra tools. Aimusicis does not currently issue a commercial-use license or certificate.

The best AI music generator depends on what happens after the first draft. A generator on its own returns audio; Aimusicis keeps the draft and passes it to 101 tools for lyrics, stems, mastering, MIDI and video on the same balance. If all you need is a one-off backing track, a single-purpose generator is enough.

Aimusicis does not currently issue a commercial-use license or certificate. A paid plan or download does not establish commercial-use rights.

Simple mode takes a description of up to 500 characters plus style tags. Custom mode swaps that for your own lyrics, up to 5,000 characters, and a song title. Either mode lets you pick the model version and switch to instrumental only, which drops the vocal line.

No. Describe the sound in plain language - the tempo feel, the mood, the instruments you want - and the generator handles arrangement and key. The analysis tools will tell you the key and BPM afterwards if you need them.

Most music generations return in well under a minute. Longer jobs - stem separation, mastering, voice model training and music video rendering - take longer and run in the background, so you can leave the page and pick the result up in My Music.

MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, FLAC and AAC. That covers every tool that takes an existing track: vocal removal, stem splitting, mastering, pitch and tempo changes, and audio-to-MIDI.

Yes. Results stay in My Music, and every tool on the site can pick one up from there without a re-upload - so a generated song can go straight to a cover, a stem split, a master or a music video.

Both accept AI-assisted music and both ask you to say so. Spotify reads an AI-use declaration your distributor sends with the release and shows it in the song credits; YouTube has an “altered or synthetic content” switch in Studio. Declaring costs you no reach and no monetization - what gets a release pulled is an unauthorised voice clone or bulk spam uploads. Recommendations follow listening behavior, not whether an AI was involved. Aimusicis submits nothing on your behalf: you make the declaration where you upload.

An AI music studio is one workspace where song generation, lyrics, vocals, stem separation, mastering, MIDI and music video run on the same account and the same credit balance, so a draft moves between tools without being re-uploaded. Aimusicis is one; a standalone generator returns audio and stops there.