> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.klyra.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Ai music generator # AI Music Studio AI Music Studio turns a simple musical idea into an original track, then gives you the controls to shape, organize, and mix your creations in one workspace. You can start with a fast prompt, build a song section by section with Composition Plan, manage every generated track in your Library, and combine tracks in the multi-track Mixer. AI Music Studio is part of Klyra AI, the AI Operating System. The goal is to keep music creation simple while giving you deeper controls when you need them. ## What you can do With AI Music Studio, you can: * Generate music from a text prompt. * Build a song section by section with Composition Plan. * Control song length, vibe, mood, vocals, styles, and advanced generation settings. * Create instrumental or vocal tracks. * Add positive and negative global style tags. * Choose a generation model and optional seed. * Browse, search, favorite, archive, download, and delete generated tracks. * Play tracks from the persistent audio player. * Stack multiple AI tracks in the multi-track Mixer. * Adjust volume, pan, fades, and start timing for individual layers. * Apply master volume, reverb, and lowpass processing. * Save and recall named mixes. The feature set described above is part of the AI Music Studio product specification. fileciteturn0file0 ## AI Music Studio at a glance The workspace has three main areas: 1. **Studio** for creating music. 2. **Library** for managing generated tracks. 3. **Mixer** for combining and balancing tracks. The product specification describes the Studio as a complete in-browser music studio, the Library as a searchable archive, and the Mixer as a multi-track workspace for balancing layers and bouncing a master mix. fileciteturn0file0 ## Create your first track Open **AI Music Studio** from Klyra AI. The Studio opens with the music composer at the top and your recent tracks below it. AI Music Studio Prompt mode showing the music prompt composer, creative controls, Generate button, and Recent tracks ### Step 1: Choose Prompt mode The Studio provides two creation modes: * **Prompt** * **Composition Plan** Use **Prompt** when you want to describe the overall sound and let AI handle the composition. Use **Composition Plan** when you want more direct control over sections, lyrics, styles, and timing. The product specification identifies Prompt mode as the fast text-to-music workflow and Composition Plan as the section-by-section workflow. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 2: Write your music prompt Describe the track you want to hear. A useful prompt can include: * Genre or musical style * Instruments * Mood * Vocal preference * Tempo * Production characteristics * Overall atmosphere For example: > A dreamy lo-fi hip-hop track with mellow piano, jazzy chords, vinyl crackle, soft drums and a chill vibe at 80 bpm. The Studio interface provides a large prompt field with a character counter and a **Surprise me** option for generating a curated example prompt. fileciteturn0file0 You do not need to write a technically complex prompt. Describe the sound, feeling, instruments, and energy you want. ### Step 3: Set the track length Use the length control to choose how long the generated track should be. The product specification describes quick length presets including: * Hook * Loop * Verse * Short * Full * Extended The exact presets available can depend on the current Studio configuration. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 4: Choose a vibe Use **Vibe** to guide the overall musical direction. The product specification lists visual vibe categories including: * Cinematic * Lo-Fi * Electronic * Ambient * Orchestral * Rock * Jazz * Hip-Hop * Classical It also describes a full genre browser for additional choices. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 5: Choose a mood Use **Mood** to influence the emotional character of the track. Choose a mood that matches the feeling you want the finished music to communicate. ### Step 6: Choose vocals or instrumental Use **Vocals** to control whether the generated track includes vocals or is instrumental. The product specification describes this as an Instrumental vs Vocals toggle. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 7: Open Advanced controls when needed Use **Advanced** when you need additional control over generation. The product specification lists: * Custom track title or automatic title from the prompt * Multiple output formats such as MP3 and WAV * Selectable generation model * Optional seed for reproducible results Advanced controls should be used when you need specific output behavior. For a first track, the default settings are usually the simplest place to start. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 8: Generate Click **Generate**. AI Music Studio processes the request and creates your track. The product specification describes a fullscreen generation progress experience with an animated visualizer and real-time AI Capacity information in the top bar. fileciteturn0file0 Generation uses your available AI Capacity. Klyra AI presents capacity to users rather than exposing its internal credit systems as the primary experience. fileciteturn0file1turn0file2 ## Use Composition Plan for more control If you want to design the structure of a song yourself, switch from **Prompt** to **Composition Plan**. AI Music Studio Composition Plan showing the timeline area, global styles, and Add section controls Composition Plan lets you sketch the song before generating it. ### Auto-plan a song Click **Auto-plan from prompt** to turn your existing prompt into a song structure. This is useful when you know the sound you want but do not want to manually build every section. The product specification explicitly supports automatically planning a full song layout from a prompt. fileciteturn0file0 ### Add sections manually Use **Add section** to build your song timeline. You can add sections such as: * Intro * Verse * Chorus * Bridge * Other supported song sections The Composition Plan is designed for adding, editing, and reordering sections while tracking the total duration. fileciteturn0file0 ### Configure each section A section can be configured with its own: * Lyrics * Length * Styling As you build the timeline, the total duration updates so you can understand the overall song structure. ### Use global styles Composition Plan includes two style areas: **Positive Global Styles** Add styles you want the track to include. Examples: * Cinematic * Warm * Dreamy * Analog **Negative Global Styles** Add styles or characteristics you want the generation to avoid. Examples: * Harsh * Distorted * Heavy metal The product specification describes positive and negative global style tags as a way to steer or block sounds. fileciteturn0file0 Use positive and negative styles together when you have a clear creative direction. Keep them focused rather than adding a long list of unrelated instructions. ## Work with your recent tracks Your latest creations appear in **Recent tracks** on the Studio home. The Recent tracks area is designed for quick access to your latest music without opening the full Library. AI Music Studio Recent tracks area showing a generated track and inline actions A recent track can provide quick actions such as: * Favorite * Download * Delete The product specification also describes animated waveform thumbnails for recent creations. fileciteturn0file0 ## Play your music AI Music Studio includes a persistent audio player. The player provides: * Play and pause * Seek through the track * Rewind and forward controls * Volume control * Download The product specification describes 15-second rewind and forward shortcuts and a custom waveform progress bar. fileciteturn0file0 The player remains available while you work elsewhere in the Studio, making it easier to compare or listen while continuing your workflow. ## Manage your music in Library Open **Library** from the top navigation. The Library is your central collection of generated tracks. AI Music Studio Library showing search, All Favorites Archived filters, a generated track card, and the persistent audio player ### Search your tracks Use the search field to find tracks by: * Title * Prompt The product specification describes a debounced live search for the generated track archive. fileciteturn0file0 ### Filter your collection The Library provides filters for: * **All** * **Favorites** * **Archived** Use these filters to quickly narrow the collection. ### Manage individual tracks Each track card can include actions for: * Favorite * Download * Archive * Delete The product specification also describes track cards containing information such as genre, mood, instrumental status, length, and prompt preview. fileciteturn0file0 Use Delete only when you are sure you no longer need a track. Archiving is a better choice when you want to remove a track from your active collection without treating it as a permanent deletion. ### Load more tracks For larger collections, the Library supports load-more pagination. This allows your music collection to grow without requiring everything to appear on the screen at once. fileciteturn0file0 ## Build a multi-track mix Open **Mixer** from the top navigation. The Multi-track Mixer lets you combine AI-generated tracks as independent layers. AI Music Studio Multi-track Mixer showing the track browser, mixer layer controls, playback controls, and master controls The mixer is designed to let you stack tracks, balance their levels, adjust timing, and process the final mix. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 1: Find a track Use the **Your Tracks** panel on the left. Search your music collection and find the track you want to add. Click the **+** button to add it to the mix. ### Step 2: Add multiple layers Repeat the process to build your mix. Each track appears as an independent layer in the main mixer. The maximum number of simultaneous layers is configurable by the product implementation. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 3: Adjust volume Use the **Volume** control for each layer to balance the relative level of the track. For example: * Lower a background layer. * Raise a melody layer. * Reduce a vocal layer if it is overpowering other elements. ### Step 4: Adjust pan Use **Pan** to position a layer within the stereo field. This can help separate layers and create a wider mix. ### Step 5: Add fade-in and fade-out Use: * **Fade In** * **Fade Out** to create smoother entrances and exits for individual layers. ### Step 6: Set the start time Use the **Start** control to determine when a layer enters the mix. This is useful when one track should begin after another track has already started. The product specification lists per-layer start-time control as part of the Mixer. fileciteturn0file0 ### Step 7: Use Mute and Solo Each layer provides **M** and **S** controls. Use: * **Mute** to temporarily silence a layer. * **Solo** to hear a layer in isolation while evaluating the mix. These controls make it easier to compare individual parts without removing them from the project. ### Step 8: Reorder layers Use the up and down controls to change the layer order. The product specification supports one-click layer reordering. fileciteturn0file0 ## Adjust the master mix The bottom of the Mixer contains master controls. ### Master Volume Controls the overall output level of the mix. ### Reverb Adds or reduces the master reverb effect. ### Lowpass Controls the master lowpass filter. The Mixer specification identifies master volume, reverb, and lowpass as the master-bus controls. fileciteturn0file0 Make small changes and listen after each adjustment. The goal is a balanced mix, not simply the loudest possible output. ## Play and save your mix Use the Mixer controls to: * **Play mix** * **Stop** * **Save** * **New** The product specification describes real-time playback through the Web Audio API and support for saving, loading, and recalling named mixes. fileciteturn0file0 ### Save a mix Enter a name for your mix and click **Save**. Saved mixes can be recalled later. ### Start a new mix Use **New** when you want to begin a separate mix. ## A simple workflow for your first song Describe the genre, instruments, mood, energy, and overall sound you want. Use a shorter length while experimenting so you can quickly evaluate the direction. Change the musical characteristics that are not working and generate another version. When you want more structural control, build an Intro, Verse, Chorus, Bridge, or other sections. Use Library to favorite useful versions and archive tracks you do not currently need. Open Mixer and add the tracks you want to combine. Adjust volume, pan, fades, timing, and master effects, then save the finished mix. ## Tips for better results ### Describe the sound, not the technology Instead of trying to specify how AI should generate the music, describe the result you want to hear. Include things such as: * Genre * Instrumentation * Mood * Tempo * Energy * Vocal preference * Production character ### Keep prompts focused A focused prompt gives you a clearer creative direction. If you want a significant change, change one or two important characteristics at a time and compare the results. ### Use Composition Plan for song structure Prompt mode is ideal for speed. Composition Plan is better when the arrangement itself matters, especially when you need specific sections, lyrics, lengths, and timing. ### Use negative styles intentionally Negative global styles are useful when the generator repeatedly introduces a sound or characteristic you do not want. ### Organize your Library Favorite strong tracks and archive tracks that are not currently part of your active work. This keeps the Library easier to navigate as your collection grows. ### Mix with small adjustments When mixing multiple layers, make gradual changes to volume, pan, fades, and timing. Listen to the result after each important adjustment. ## Quick reference | Task | Where to do it | | ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | | Generate music quickly | **Studio → Prompt** | | Build a song structure | **Studio → Composition Plan** | | Auto-create a song layout | **Composition Plan → Auto-plan from prompt** | | Add a song section | **Composition Plan → Add section** | | Set positive styles | **Composition Plan → Positive Global Styles** | | Set sounds to avoid | **Composition Plan → Negative Global Styles** | | Find generated tracks | **Library** | | Search tracks | **Library → Search** | | View favorites | **Library → Favorites** | | View archived tracks | **Library → Archived** | | Download a track | **Library → Download** | | Build a multi-track mix | **Mixer** | | Add a track to the mix | **Mixer → Your Tracks → +** | | Balance a layer | **Mixer → Volume / Pan** | | Control layer timing | **Mixer → Start / Fade In / Fade Out** | | Mute or solo a layer | **Mixer → M / S** | | Process the master mix | **Mixer → Master Volume / Reverb / Lowpass** | | Save a mix | **Mixer → Save** | ## AI Music Studio workflow ```text theme={null} Idea ↓ Prompt or Composition Plan ↓ Generate ↓ Listen ↓ Refine ↓ Library ↓ Mixer ↓ Balance layers ↓ Apply master effects ↓ Save mix ``` ## You're ready to create AI Music Studio brings music generation, composition control, track management, and mixing into one workspace. Start with a simple prompt, use Composition Plan when you need more control, organize your best creations in Library, and use Mixer when you want to combine tracks into a polished mix.