AI Music Generation: Create Original Tracks with Custom Lyrics

TL;DR: AI music on DubVoice.ai via Suno V5 — 5,000 credits returns 2 full-length tracks with custom lyrics, genre, and mood. Royalty-free commercial license. Vocals or instrumental, up to ~4 minutes per track.

Creating original music used to require instruments, a studio, and years of training. With DubVoice.ai's AI Music Generator powered by Suno AI, you can create full, professional-sounding tracks from a text description in minutes.

How It Works

Step 1: Write Your Lyrics

Structure your lyrics using simple tags:

• [Verse] — Main story or message
• [Chorus] — The catchy, repeating hook
• [Bridge] — A contrasting section for variety
• [Intro] / [Outro] — Opening and closing sections

Step 2: Choose Your Style

Define the musical style with natural language:

• Genre — Pop, rock, electronic, jazz, hip-hop, classical, country, R&B, metal, folk, and more
• Mood — Happy, sad, energetic, calm, epic, melancholic, upbeat, dark
• Instruments — Piano, guitar, drums, synth, strings, brass

Step 3: Generate

Hit generate and the AI creates two full tracks with vocals, instruments, and production. Each generation costs 5,000 credits and returns 2 tracks.

Use Cases

YouTube Background Music

Create royalty-free background music perfectly matched to your video's tone. No licensing headaches — you own the output.

Podcast Intros & Outros

Generate a unique theme song for your podcast that nobody else has. Stand out from the crowd with original music.

Social Media Content

Create catchy hooks and jingles for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Music that matches your brand.

Film & Video Production

Generate soundtrack pieces for short films, documentaries, and corporate videos. Specify mood and tempo to match your scenes.

Personal Projects

Write a song for a birthday, wedding, or special occasion. Turn your words into actual music with professional production quality.

Tips for Better Results

• Be specific with genre — "Upbeat indie pop with acoustic guitar and hand claps" produces better results than just "pop"
• Structure your lyrics — Use verse/chorus/bridge tags for proper song structure
• Describe the mood — "Nostalgic 80s synth-wave with dreamy vocals" gives the AI clear direction
• Keep lyrics concise — Short, punchy lines work better for vocal generation
• Iterate — Generate multiple versions and pick the best. Each generation is unique.

Pricing

5,000 credits per generation, and each generation returns 2 full-length tracks. With the Pro plan ($24.99 for 3M credits) that is 600 generations — 1,200 tracks, enough for an entire catalogue of original music.

Writing lyrics the model can actually perform

Structure tags are the difference between a song and a loop. [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge], [Intro] and [Outro] tell the model where the energy should change, and without them it tends to settle into one repeated idea for the whole track.

Two habits that pay off. Keep lines short — sung lines carry fewer syllables than spoken ones, and long lines get compressed into a rushed delivery. And repeat your chorus verbatim rather than varying it; the repetition is what makes a hook land, and varying the words tells the model it is a new section.

For instrumental work, leave the lyrics empty and put everything into the style tags. The model has nothing else to go on, so "indie pop, emotional, cinematic drums, 90 bpm" produces a far more specific result than "nice background music".

What you get back, and what it costs

One generation is 5,000 credits and returns two complete tracks, not one. They are different takes on the same brief, which matters more than it sounds: the second take is often the usable one, and having both means a single generation is usually enough.

At the 3M package rate that is roughly $0.04 a generation — about two cents per finished track. Tracks run up to around four minutes, and the output is yours commercially, royalty-free.

Where AI music fits, and where it does not

AI music fits background music. Intros, outros, bed music under narration, loops for a product demo, a jingle for an ad — anything where the music supports something else. That is the majority of what creators actually need, and licensing a single stock track often costs more than a month of generations.

AI music fits less well as the finished artefact. You cannot revise one bar, adjust a mix, or ask for a specific instrument to drop out at 1:14. The unit of control is the whole track: you change the brief and generate again. If you need surgical control, generate a base and take it into a DAW.

For the narration that usually sits on top of this music, see [the best AI voices for YouTube](/blog/best-ai-voices-for-youtube-videos).

Getting Started

Access the AI Music Lab from your DubVoice.ai dashboard. Write your lyrics, describe your style, and generate. Your tracks are saved to your history and available for download immediately.