Introduction

The AI Music feature empowers creators to transform ideas into professional-quality audio in seconds. Whether you are:
  • A musician seeking fresh melodies,
  • A podcaster needing background scores,
  • A content creator looking for unique soundscapes,
Klyra AI makes sound design accessible. With support for Stable Audio and Minimax Music, you can craft music tracks, generate sound effects, or produce vocal compositions — no studio required.
Access to this feature is only available with a Starter or Premium subscription plan.
Klyra Ai Dashboard Ai Music Web

How to Use

🔎 Navigation: Dashboard → Left Panel → AI Audio & Voice → AI Music
1

Select Your Model

You can choose between:
  • Stable Audio → Best for instrumentals, soundscapes, and musical structures.
  • Minimax Music → Best for songs with vocals, genre-rich compositions, and style-matching from reference tracks.
⚡ Settings and options change dynamically based on your selection.
2

Using Stable Audio

  1. Enter a Title for your music generation task.
  2. Write your Prompt — be as descriptive as possible (e.g., “A powerful orchestral soundtrack with soaring strings, deep percussion, and a heroic brass section. Starts softly with piano, builds into an epic climax with drums and horns, ending with a calm fade.”).
  3. Ensure Stable Audio is selected.
  4. Set Total Seconds → Maximum is 47 seconds.
  5. Set Steps (for denoising/refinement) or leave default. → Default is 50.
  6. Click Generate.
Key Features of Stable Audio:
  • Generates at 44.1 kHz stereo.
  • Produces intro, development, and outro with coherent structure.
  • Great for melodies, background music, and sound effects.
3

Using Minimax Music

  1. Enter a Title for your music generation task.
  2. Enter your Prompt or Lyrics — describe the style, mood, or write short lyrics. If you’re adding lyrics, wrap them in ## at the beginning and end, like this:
    • (e.g., “##Dancing lights and hearts collide, We move together, side by side. Through the night our spirits fly, Hand in hand, just you and I.##”).
  3. Ensure Minimax Music is selected.
  4. Upload a Reference Audio file to guide the style and feel of your music. Make sure the clip is at least 15 seconds long.
  5. Click Generate.
Key Features of Minimax Music:
  • Simultaneous accompaniment + vocals.
  • Upload reference tracks to mimic style.
  • Converts lyrics into music.
  • Supports multiple genres (pop, rock, classical, electronic, etc.).
  • Maximum output length = 60 seconds.
4

Access Your Results

  • Once generated, your music will appear under Results.
  • You can Play, Download, or Delete the tracks.
  • All results are also saved under AI Panel → Documents → All Voiceovers (audio category) for future access.

🎵 Stable Audio Example

Here’s how you can create an AI music track using Stable Audio.
  • Music Title: Epic Cinematic Journey
  • Prompt: “A powerful orchestral soundtrack with soaring strings, deep percussion, and a heroic brass section. Starts softly with piano, builds into an epic climax with drums and horns, ending with a calm fade.”
  • Settings Used:
    • Model: Stable Audio
    • Duration: 30 seconds
    • Steps: 50
Output:
The generated track begins with soft piano notes, gradually building tension with layered strings and percussion. The middle section swells with dramatic brass and pounding drums, before tapering off into a peaceful, orchestral fade — just as described in the prompt.

🎵 Minimax Music Example

Here’s how you can create an AI music track using Minimax Music.
  • Music Title: Dancing Lights
  • Reference Audio: reference-audio-sample.mp3 (≥15s, with music + vocals) Reference Audio
  • Prompt (Lyrics): ##Dancing lights and hearts collide, We move together, side by side. Through the night our spirits fly, Hand in hand, just you and I.##
  • Settings Used:
    • Model: Minimax Music
    • Prompt contains short lyrics wrapped in ##
    • Reference audio guides style and tone
Output:
The generated track blends the melodic patterns of the reference audio with the new lyrics. Bright synth layers and a driving beat highlight the “dancing lights” theme, while vocal melodies interpret the provided lines. The result is a catchy, uplifting electronic track that captures the feeling of togetherness and motion described in the lyrics.

💡 Tips

  • Be descriptive in your prompts — include genre, instruments, mood, and tempo.
  • Use Stable Audio for instrumental or cinematic music.
  • Use Minimax Music when you want full songs with vocals.
  • Experiment with reference tracks in Minimax to achieve stylistic accuracy.
  • Keep duration in mind — 47s (Stable Audio) vs. 60s (Minimax).
  • Save and organize results into workbooks for specific projects (podcasts, campaigns, etc.).

📌 Example Use Cases

  • Content Creators → Generate background scores for YouTube videos or Instagram reels.
  • Podcasters → Create unique intro/outro music or ambient loops.
  • Musicians → Experiment with new melodies, chord progressions, or song drafts.
  • Marketers → Produce catchy jingles or short branded tracks for ad campaigns.
  • Game Developers → Generate atmospheric soundscapes for game environments.
  • Educators → Create engaging audio cues or teaching songs for learning modules.