AI music creation platform for generating, remixing, and finishing tracks, with stems and licensing options for creator workflows.
Loudly
Explore features, practical uses and pricing below.
Loudly combines music generation with tools for developing the result after the first draft. Its platform offers different model paths and controls for musical direction, alongside remixing, effects, mastering, and downloadable assets. This makes it useful for creators who need music to fit a video or campaign and musicians who want material they can develop further.
Loudly suits video creators, advertisers, independent artists, and small teams producing repeated content. It is especially useful when the music needs a particular pace or energy and a stock track is difficult to adapt. Musicians can also treat generated material as a draft rather than accepting the first full mix as finished.
For a one-minute product demonstration, define the desired mood and tempo before generating a track. Listen under the spoken narration and check whether changes in energy align with the main scenes. Refine or remix the stronger candidate, then export a supported format. If individual instruments distract from the voice, use available stems in your audio editor to adjust the mix rather than making the narration louder to compensate.
Loudly includes proprietary and partner model paths, so rights and workflow details should be checked for the specific model used. A generated track may need timing edits, mixing, or a different arrangement to support dialogue. Commercial licensing also has a defined scope; do not treat a royalty-free label as permission for every redistribution, sublicensing, or content-identification workflow.
The platform offers free entry access and paid options. Review current download limits, available assets, model costs, and the applicable commercial license on Loudly's official site. Budget for variations and rejected drafts as well as the final track, especially when a project requires stems or repeated revisions for multiple video versions.
Yes. Supported workflows include remixing, effects, mastering, and downloadable assets for further editing.
Check the current terms for the model, plan, and distribution method you intend to use.