01Say what the song sounds like
Genre first, then the details that shape it: tempo, instrumentation, vocal character, and the moment the track is for. A description such as "warm indie folk, acoustic guitar, brushed drums, close male vocal" reads like a brief and gives the model a clear target.
02Choose generated or own lyrics
Let the prompt carry the theme on its own, or switch to Own lyrics and paste a finished set with Verse and Chorus labels. Labelled sections keep the arrangement following your structure instead of guessing one.
03Judge both versions against your brief
Listen for whether the chorus lifts, whether the voice suits the words, and whether the arrangement leaves room for the hook. The stronger version is the one that matches your brief — not just the louder one.
04Push the same idea across styles
Rerun the idea as a ballad, a dance cut, or an acoustic take and hear what the melody is made of. Cross-genre runs are also the fastest way to find out which style a song truly belongs to.
What makes a prompt work well with the AI Music Generator?
Specifics over adjectives. Mention tempo in BPM, the instruments that define the style, one or two reference moods, and the vocal type you want. A line like "dark synth pop, 100 BPM, analog pads, airy female vocal, big reverb on the chorus" gives the model far more to hold onto than a wall of feeling words.
How do you tell a good result from a lucky one?
Check the bones before the polish: does the chorus open up, does the second verse vary the first, does the ending land on purpose. A version that keeps its promise across repeated listens beats one that only surprises the first time.