Type in a few words about your desired song. Domusic.ai spits out a complete track—vocals and instrumentals included. You're not getting a MIDI file or bare melody. This generates actual singing voices that don't sound like a robot having a stroke.
The workflow? Dead simple. Describe the vibe (or paste your own lyrics). Pick a genre and mood. Wait about three minutes for two variations.
Two models make the real difference here. AI 1.0 caps out at four minutes per song. AI 2.0 doubles that to eight minutes and supposedly handles more complex prompt combinations. You'll need a paid subscription for the upgraded model, though.
Free users get six songs daily. Three generation attempts come with that. Sounds generous until you realize downloads aren't included. No MP3. No WAV. No commercial license.
Say you're a YouTube creator needing background music for a travel vlog about Iceland. You could describe "uplifting indie folk with acoustic guitar and soft female vocals" and get something usable—without hiring a composer or navigating stock music libraries.
The Basic plan runs $7.92 monthly (billed annually). That gets you 600 songs and 300 generation attempts per month. Downloads and commercial rights are included. Pro jumps to $23.92 monthly with 3,000 songs and 1,500 attempts.
The extension feature lets you stretch existing tracks beyond their initial length. Helps when that three-minute song needs to hit four.
Quality varies depending on prompt specificity. Vague requests produce generic results.
