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Getting Started

This chapter helps you quickly understand how the platform works, what you need before generating your first song or video, and how credits and workflows are structured.

What You Can Do on This Platform

The platform is an all-in-one AI music creation system that supports:

  • AI song generation (lyrics + vocals + instrumental)
  • Song editing, extension, and variation
  • Voice-related tools (voice changer, persona, vocal extraction)
  • Audio processing (stems, vocal remover, MIDI conversion)
  • AI music video generation (multiple visual modes)
  • Commercial-ready export (based on plan and license)

You can either generate content from scratch or upload your own audio to enhance, modify, or transform it.

Basic Workflow Overview

A typical creation flow looks like this:

  1. Choose a feature

    • AI Song Generator
    • Voice Tools
    • Audio Tools
    • Music Video Generator

  2. Provide input

    • Text prompt (for song generation)
    • Lyrics (optional or required, depending on feature)
    • Audio file (optional or required, depending on feature)

  3. Configure settings

    • Style / genre
    • Voice or model options
    • Output type (song, stems, video, etc.)

  4. Generate

    • Credits are consumed
    • The task is processed in the queue

  5. Review & iterate

    • Edit lyrics
    • Extend or regenerate
    • Export audio or video

Account & Access Basics

Account Types

  • Free users can try core features with limited daily credits
  • Paid users unlock higher limits, advanced features, and commercial usage

Device & Browser

For best performance, we recommend:

  • Mobile, desktop or laptop
  • Latest versions of Chrome, Edge, or Safari
  • Stable internet connection

Credits System (Quick Overview)

Credits are used for all generation and processing actions.

  • Different features consume different amounts of credits
  • Credits are deducted only when a task starts successfully
  • Failed or interrupted tasks may not consume credits

Detailed credit rules are explained in Common Issues & Fixes – Credits Issues.

Common Beginner Tips

  • Start with simple prompts before adding complex constraints
  • Keep lyrics concise for better vocal clarity
  • Use one clear style direction per generation
  • Save your work frequently if you plan to edit

Where to Go Next

Once you're familiar with the basics, continue with: