AirMusic

What AirMusic creates

AirMusic is an AI music platform for generating songs from a written description or lyrics. Users can choose musical direction, decide whether vocals are needed and preview generated tracks. Its wider collection includes lyric writing, song extension, vocal tools, stem separation and music-video creation.

It suits creators sketching soundtrack ideas, songwriters exploring a demo and people preparing practice audio from material they are permitted to use. The useful distinction is between generating a new track and processing an existing recording. Those tasks need different inputs, review steps and rights.

Song controls, lyrics and separate audio parts

The music generator shows Text and Lyrics modes, an Instrumental Only control, music-style choices, mood and language settings. The interface displays the credit cost before generation and asks users to keep prompts original rather than name existing songs or paste someone else's lyrics.

The lyrics tool takes a song idea with style, mood and language selections. Its documented workflow lets the user revise the generated words before sending them to music creation. That can help develop a theme, but lyrics still need an editor's decisions about meaning, rhythm and phrasing.

The stem splitter accepts a track from the user's library or an uploaded MP3/WAV file; its visible upload limit is 50 MB. It offers vocal-removal and multi-stem separation modes. Separated parts are estimates from a mixed recording, so listen for bleed and artifacts before using them in a new arrangement.

A short soundtrack workflow

For a cooking-video creator, start with the edit's purpose: a light instrumental introduction that leaves space for spoken instructions. Describe the mood, instruments and energy, and choose instrumental output. Generate a small set of variations and listen alongside the video rather than choosing a track in isolation.

Check whether transitions fit the cuts and whether the music becomes distracting beneath dialogue. If trying a lyric-led version, revise the words before generating the song and listen for mispronunciations or missing lines. Download the approved audio, adjust timing in the video editor and keep the creation and license details with the project.

Use only authorized recordings when exploring stem separation or extension. Being able to upload a song does not provide permission to distribute a remix. Similarly, a voice or cover tool should not be treated as permission to imitate a real performer.

Musical and licensing limits

A style prompt guides generation but does not guarantee a precise arrangement, clean vocal delivery or an identical result across revisions. A complete-sounding mix can still contain awkward transitions. Preview the whole track before delivering it, and retain a separate copy of useful outputs.

AirMusic's terms distinguish personal, noncommercial free use from plan-dependent commercial rights. They describe limited commercial use for Starter and broader rights for Pro. Confirm the applicable license for the intended project; a general royalty-free marketing statement should not replace the plan terms or source-audio permissions.

Credits, plans and storage

The pricing page lists free credits, subscriptions and credit-pack purchasing. Different tools display different credit costs, so budget for revisions as well as a first generation. It specifies seven-day free cloud storage and a separate retention period for subscriptions after billing ends. Download important work rather than assuming the account library is permanent archival storage.