Build an arrangement around a recorded melody
Have a melody you want to develop? Upload the recording, describe the arrangement, and listen to a new version built from that starting point.
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Have a melody you want to develop? Upload the recording, describe the arrangement, and listen to a new version built from that starting point.
How It Works
How to turn a melody into music
1. Upload your melody
Choose one MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A or AAC file up to 10 MB and 30 seconds long. A clear recording of one instrument gives you a focused starting point. Keep the original melody so you can compare it with the arrangement.
2. Describe the arrangement
Fill in Style Description before starting; the recording alone is not enough. Describe the instruments, mood and rhythm you want. For example: “A gentle arrangement for acoustic guitar and soft piano, with room around the melody.” The description can contain up to 750 characters.
3. Set the duration and process
Choose 5, 10, 15 or 30 in Duration, then click Process. The advanced controls include Melody Adherence and Creativity. Begin with the defaults unless there is a particular aspect you want to adjust.
4. Listen to the arrangement
Listen for the main phrase from your recording, then check the notes and timing you wanted to keep. Download the WAV result once you have an arrangement you want to work with.
Use the melody as guidance
An arrangement is a new interpretation of the recording. Do not assume that a recognizable opening phrase means every note and rhythm has been preserved. If exact notation matters, compare the passages that matter to your work.
Common questions
No. This workflow needs a melody file and a Style Description. Use AI Music Generator if you want to begin with text alone.
No. The input limit is 30 seconds. Choose a short section that contains the melody you want to develop.
A clear melody recorded on its own gives the tool a less ambiguous starting point. Keep a steady rhythm and reduce background noise. Chords, percussion, or another voice in the recording can compete with the tune you want to develop.
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