AI song generator: a full song with vocals, from whatever you start with

An AI song generator turns an idea into a finished song: lyrics, melody, arrangement and a voice singing it. The idea can be a sentence, but it does not have to be. In Midhull it can be lyrics you wrote, a tune you hum, a photo, a rhythm you tap, or a few answers about the person the song is for.

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The nine ways to start a song in Midhull: describe, write, hum, sing, snap, dedicate, tap, remix and sample

Midhull is a music studio on your phone for iPhone and Android, launching soon. This page explains how a song gets made, what separates a good generator from a toy, and where to start.

Nine ways to start a song

Start withModeRead more
A sentence about the songDescribe itHow to make a song with AI
Lyrics you wroteWrite itTurn your lyrics into a song
A tune in your headHum itHum to song
A sung phraseSing itHum to song
A photoSnap it
A person and an occasionDedicate itAI birthday song, Song as a gift
A rhythmTap itAI rap generator
A community song you loveRemix it, credited automatically
A sound you recorded in the appSample itAI rap generator
Low angle shot of a guitarist performing live under stage lights

How a song gets made

Behind the button there are several steps, and you see each one while it happens:

  1. A Song Spec. Your input becomes a plan: genre, mood, tempo, key, vocal, sound and a structure that follows the genre. You can open it and change any of it before anything is made.
  2. Words. If you did not write lyrics, Midhull's lyric writer writes them natively in the sung language, to a syllable target for each line, with rhyming verses and a chorus hook.
  3. Melody and arrangement. Midhull's sound engine makes the music and the vocal together, following your hum when you hummed.
  4. Previews. You get two takes and keep the one you like.
  5. Checks. A take with a broken vocal, a skipped line, clipping, a cut off ending, the wrong language or silence is caught, and the song is returned to your balance automatically.

Listen

Sunrise, take the long way

Summer pop · Bright

1:30

Porch light

Pop rock · Wistful

3:35

Leaving the small town

Alternative rock · Restless

2:30

First light

Cinematic · Epic

1:30

What to look for in an AI song generator

QuestionWhy it mattersMidhull
Can you fix one part without losing the rest?Most first takes are 80 percent rightRewrite or re sing one line from the start; redo a section or add a bridge from level 5
Are the vocals clear in your language?A beautiful mix with mumbled words is not a song37 languages, each one tested; detailed results published for the first seven
Can you keep the file?Some apps cap or disable downloadsMP3 and WAV on a plan, never locked later
Can you use your own words and melody?It is more personal, and more clearly yoursWrite it, Hum it, Sing it
Does it imitate real artists?It creates legal and ethical riskNo. Artist names are turned into genre, era, mood and instruments
Can you share it with someone who does not have the app?A song is for listeningA link opens in any browser with the song's cover and lyrics in time

For a full comparison of the main apps, see The best AI music generator apps.

In the app

Midhull making a song, showing each step: song spec, words, melody, previews
Midhull's studio with sections, lyrics and tools to change one part of a song

Genres to try

GenreA description to start from
Pop"2010s summer pop, bright synths, handclaps, female lead, 118 BPM, about the first warm night of the year"
Rock"Heartfelt pop rock, acoustic and electric guitars, piano, full band, warm male vocal, big singalong chorus"
Hip hop"Boom bap, dusty drums, jazz piano loop, 90 BPM, confident rap verse, sung hook"
Latin"Upbeat Latin pop, acoustic guitar and handclaps, female vocal, about dancing in the kitchen on a Sunday morning"
R&B"City pop leaning R&B, funky bass, female vocal, 95 BPM"
Country"Warm country, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, male vocal, mid tempo, about a dad's old truck"
Lullaby"Soft piano and humming, slow, gentle female vocal, for a baby's first summer"
Cinematic"Cinematic instrumental, strings and low brass, slow build, no vocals"

Waltzes and odd meters are possible too: Midhull supports 4/4, 3/4, 6/8, 7/8 and 5/4.

After the song

  • Studio. Rewrite or re sing a line, extend the song, change the voice, make it acoustic, or move it to another genre and keep the vocal. Key and tempo open at level 3, section redo and bridges at level 5, as you make songs.
  • Cover and lyric video. Each song gets its own cover, made from a real photograph, a typeface and a layout, and a vertical lyric video for sharing.
  • Share. A link, a 15 second hook, a story sticker or a lyric video.
  • Stage. Weekly challenges where every entry stays sealed until Release Hour, then opens at once; charts by genre, city and language.

Pricing, plainly

Your first full song is free during setup, with nothing to pay and no account needed. After that, songs come with a Creator, Pro or Family plan, monthly or yearly; yearly starts with a 3 day trial. Prices are published at launch. Previews do not use your balance.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI song generator?

An app that turns an idea into a finished song with lyrics, melody, arrangement and vocals. In Midhull the idea can be a description, your lyrics, a hum, a photo, a rhythm or a few answers about someone.

Can it make songs with vocals?

Yes. Songs have a sung vocal unless you choose instrumental only, and you can pick the voice: female, male, duet, group, choir, rap, whisper, or your own verified voice.

Is Midhull free?

Your first full song is free. After that, songs come with a plan; prices are published at launch.

Is there a web version?

Midhull is made for iPhone and Android. Songs you share open in any web browser.

How long are the songs?

From short hooks to full songs; our long test song runs 3 minutes 35 seconds with verses, pre choruses, choruses and a bridge in order. You can extend a song in steps of 10 to 90 seconds.

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