You're stuck with a 400-character limit for song descriptions. Feels tight when you're trying to explain a complex musical vision. TextMusic.net converts your text into full songs with melodies and harmonies across 40+ genres. Jazz. Electronic. Country.
Three model versions exist. V 1.0 is free but basic. V 2.0 and V 3.0 are premium models that promise smarter prompts, better mashups, and studio-grade sound quality. Songs can run up to 8 minutes long and take about 3 minutes to generate.
A podcast producer needing quick intro music could type "upbeat electronic track with retro synths" and get a custom song with commercial licensing included. No legal headaches.
Custom mode lets you specify vocal preferences — female vocal, male vocal, or duets. You can also separate vocals from background music for karaoke versions or remixes. Commercial license certificate comes automatically, which removes the usual copyright concerns around AI-generated music.
Downloads come in MP3 and WAV formats. V 3.0 model is marked as "NEW" so development seems active rather than abandoned. Social media sharing is built in for when you want to show off your creations.
Character limit remains annoying though. Describing nuanced musical ideas in 400 characters means you'll often settle for simpler concepts than what you really want.
