- Which AI music model should I use?
- If you need a full song with sung vocals, Music 3.0. If you already have lyrics and want them sung exactly as written, Mureka V9 — it does not invent lyrics. If you want images to steer the mood, Lyria 3 takes reference pictures. If you need a background bed of an exact length, Sonilo generates to the second.
- Can AI music models generate vocals?
- Most here can. Music 3.0 and Mureka V9 sing, and Lyria 3 supports lyrics; all of them also have an instrumental mode. Sonilo is instrumental only and does not accept lyrics at all.
- How long can a generated track be?
- Up to about five minutes for the full-song models. Sonilo works differently — you request an exact duration from 5 seconds to 6 minutes and get a track that ends properly within it, which is what you want for a fixed video or ad slot.
- How is AI music billed?
- Most models charge a flat rate per generated track. Sonilo is billed per second instead, so a short sting costs a fraction of a long background bed. Each card shows which applies.
- Can I use AI-generated music commercially?
- That depends on the provider's terms for the model you used, and they are not all the same. Do not assume a generated track is automatically royalty-free or that you own it outright — check the licensing section on the model's page before using it in ads, client work or monetised content.
- What can I use AI music for?
- Most people here are scoring something else: background beds under video and tutorials, podcast intros and stingers, game loops, ad and social spots, and ambient tracks for wellness or retail. The models are chosen for how well the result sits under other content, not as compositions on their own.