Use case
Brand jingles
A jingle is a chorus with your name in it. In Custom mode you write that chorus, describe the sound in a few style words, and render the 30-second spot, then a second direction, and a third, until one sticks. The ad itself can be rendered in the same studio, with the jingle under the cut.
Opens the studio with this filled in. Sign up when you generate: 40 free credits, no card.
The pipeline
- →Custom mode: write a short [Chorus] with the brand name and the promise, sung twice; add a [Verse] only for a longer spot.
- →Style: the language first, then the voice, genre, tempo and instruments ("English, bright female vocal, upbeat pop, 120 BPM, handclaps, ukulele").
- →Render several directions at 30 seconds (pop, acoustic, retro radio) and keep the best take of each.
- →Render an instrumental version of the winner for the bed under a voice-over, and lay it under the ad on the Editor's timeline.
What it costs
One 30-second take is 3 credits. Three directions with two takes each are 18 credits, plus an instrumental bed at 3: 21 credits for a jingle session, a fraction of a $10 pack.
Starting points
Pick one: it goes into the box at the top, ready to generate.
Frequently asked questions
Will it sing my brand name?
Yes: write it in the lyrics in Custom mode, ideally in the chorus. Spell it the way it is said if the pronunciation matters.
How many versions can I try?
As many as you like: each 30-second take is 3 credits, and every take is saved to your Library.
Can I use a famous song or singer as the reference?
Describe the sound instead: genre, era, tempo and vocal words are what Music One follows, and the songwriter never names a real artist.
Can I use the jingle in my ads?
What you may do with a song is set by the terms of service: read /legal/terms before you publish it.
Can I get it from code for many clients?
Yes: POST /v1/music/generations takes the same style, lyrics and length, and a webhook tells you when each take lands.
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