BeatMusic generates original music from text descriptions and audio inputs, aimed at royalty-free commercially usable output. It composes full songs, generates AI covers in different vocal styles, produces instrumentals, removes and extracts vocals, remixes and extends existing material, generates sound effects and writes lyrics, across more than 50 genres plus scenario presets for workout, study and game audio.
The scenario presets are a better organising idea than the genre list they sit beside. Someone scoring a workout video does not want to choose between EDM and hip-hop, they want something with the right energy for the cut – and asking for the use rather than the genre matches what the person is actually trying to solve. It is the same insight behind stock music libraries organising by mood.
Thirty credits are free to start, with pricing on a separate page. The vendor publishes very little: no company is named anywhere, no underlying models are identified, and no rates appear on the landing page – so royalty-free and commercial-ready are assurances with nothing behind them but the vendor’s word. Fifty genres is a menu rather than a quality claim, and generating a cover of an existing song raises rights questions the vendor’s licence does not settle.
