EasyMusic.AICreator field guide
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Creator field guide

Make fewer blind rerolls.

A practical path from a rough idea to a finished release. Each guide explains the exact product path, what to control, and what to leave open.

01

Start here

  1. 01

    How to make your first AI song step by step

    Create an AI song in the current music generator: choose the right mode, write a clear brief, generate a first take, and evaluate what to improve.

02

Prompt craft

  1. 02

    Write a simple prompt that leaves musical room

    Use a compact five-part prompt to describe the scene, genre family, emotional tension, motion, and focal sound without overcrowding the result.

  2. 03

    Write a precise Style brief in Advanced Mode

    Separate composition from lyrics, describe a clear sonic hierarchy, use arrangement language, and tune creative controls without turning the prompt into a shopping list.

  3. 04

    Choose music genres and Style vocabulary for an AI song

    Use genre families, era, rhythm, instruments, vocals, texture, and arrangement terms to build a focused Style brief without stacking conflicting labels.

  4. 05

    Control vocal gender, solo singers, duets, and choirs

    Keep one lead singer consistent or arrange male and female parts by combining Vocal Gender, Style, lyric section labels, exclusions, and controlled comparisons.

03

Lyrics

  1. 06

    Shape verses, choruses, bridges, and endings

    Use section labels as musical signposts, write lyrics that create real contrast, and plan a song arc that the model can express rather than merely name.

  2. 07

    Write and revise lyrics in the professional studio

    Start from an idea, an authorized draft, or a blank page; use focused co-writing actions, section labels, autosave, checkpoints, and music handoff.

04

Extend & edit

  1. 08

    Extend a song and assemble the full track

    Choose a useful continuation point, write only the next section, generate an extension, and assemble it with the source into a complete song.

  2. 09

    Replace a timed lyric segment in a generated song

    Use Edit Music to select a 6–60 second lyric range, provide replacement words, and evaluate the new passage without discarding the whole track.

05

Personas & voice

  1. 10

    Create and reuse a Music Persona

    Create a Music Persona from a clean section of a finished song, save its musical character, and reuse that identity in a new generation.

  2. 11

    Create music with your own verified voice

    Confirm authorization, upload or record a clean voice sample, read the verification phrase in time, and use the approved voice responsibly.

06

Library & delivery

  1. 12

    Organize songs with Library, favorites, and albums

    Search completed music, mark useful versions, group songs into albums, and share a track or collection without losing the source project.

  2. 13

    Download MP3, WAV, video, vocals, and stems

    Choose the right delivery format, understand plan and source restrictions, and avoid spending credits on files that do not match the next production step.

07

Music video

  1. 14

    Turn a song and portrait into a singer video

    Choose a singer image, upload audio or select a Library song, trim the clip, pick an aspect ratio, estimate credits, and monitor the render.

08

Specialized tools

  1. 15

    Create a track with Google Lyria 3

    Choose the Pro or Clip model, write a structured prompt, optionally include lyrics and reference images, then monitor the generated track.

  2. 16

    Use the free lyrics and music-style generators

    Turn a rough topic into lyrics or a vague sonic idea into a usable Style brief, then move the result into the appropriate creation workspace.