Bring your song
Upload audio you own or have permission to use, or choose a track from your library.
Give your song a new direction. Create, compare, and turn your favorite version into a finished clip.
Bring your audio and a style direction · Review credits before creating

Start with a purpose. Refine the brief, compare your results, then trim and export a WAV.
Already have audio? Trim it on your deviceSwitch between Original, Lo-fi, and House to try the listening experience. These illustrative loops demonstrate the player only.

Illustrative audio loops for the player. Not AI remix results.
An AI remix starts with your audio, your lyrics, and a new musical direction. Here’s how to begin.
Upload audio you own or have permission to use, or choose a track from your library.
Describe a genre, mood, or instrumentation. Add your own lyrics if you want to guide the words.
Review credits and source permissions, then generate. Listen to and download completed versions from your library.

Find the tempo. Separate the parts. Extend a moment. More ways to work with the music you make.
See the credit cost before you submit. Create at your own pace, then decide what comes next.
Based on the current product catalog. Confirm the final cost in the studio before submitting.
A few answers about AI song remixing and working with your own music.
It uses existing audio, lyrics, and a style description to create another musical interpretation. Arrangement, vocals, and structure may change. Listen to each result before deciding what to keep.
Lyrics are optional in the V6 Remix workflow. Bring your own audio and describe the new style. To create a new instrumental from text, start with a creative brief.
Exact preservation is not guaranteed. The model reinterprets your material, and the result may differ from the source. Remixing is also different from replacing a singer’s voice.
Successfully generated and saved audio can be played and downloaded from your library.
Use audio, lyrics, and voices you own or have permission to use. Check the relevant source permissions and service terms before publishing or using a result commercially.
No. Review your audio, lyrics, style, permissions, and credit cost in the studio. A task starts only when you submit it.