
A mood or a written description can...
When a video needs music, write the scene and mood first, use text-to-song to get a track you can drop in, then change the style to match the cut. To sing it in your own voice, use voice cloning or a built-in voice instead of rewriting the whole song. If you already have a melody, upload a hum for accompaniment, or remix a ballad into rap and a male vocal into a female one. Photos can go into a singing video. Genre labels and creative background on the player help you decide whether to make another version. Credits cover generation, remixing, downloads, and release. It fits independent musicians making demos, video makers who need their own soundtrack, and people who want a hummed idea turned into a song.
Vemus is an AI music app from Tencent Music, published by Kugou. A mood or a written description can become a full song with vocals, and the style can move among pop, rock, jazz, electronic, and Chinese traditional music for video soundtracks. The app also offers signature voices and voice cloning, and photos can become singing videos or short music films. Listening can sync favorites and playlists from outside platforms, while the player labels genre and adds background on how a track was made. Smart arrangement matches chords and instrumentation, and sheet music can be downloaded. Existing songs can be remixed, and a hummed melody can be turned into accompaniment. Generation, remixing, downloads, and release use credits, and membership is an in-app purchase.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Text to a full song
Enter a mood or a written description to generate a full song with vocals, and switch among pop, rock, jazz, electronic, and Chinese traditional styles.
Cloned-voice singing
Choose a signature voice or clone a personal voice for the vocal, and share a spoken or sung clip on its own.
Hum and remix
Upload a hum to build accompaniment, or restyle an existing song, such as turning a ballad into rap or a male vocal into a female one.
Photo music clips
Upload photos to make a singing video, or pair everyday footage with atmosphere music for a personal music clip.
Arrangement and sheet music
Smart arrangement matches chords and instrumentation, and the track's sheet music can be downloaded for further hand editing.
Soundtracks for short videos
A video maker writes a mood for the scene and gets a song to lay under a vlog or short film.
Demos and release prep
An independent musician drafts a demo from lyrics or a description, downloads the sheet music, and spends credits on download or release.
Turn a hum into backing
Someone who can only hum a melody uploads it, gets accompaniment, and keeps the result in the community or a personal list.
Yes. The store listing says a text or mood description can become a full song, with the style free to change for video soundtracks or social posts. If the lyrics are already written, the finished track can follow those lyrics and a chosen style. Voice cloning swaps in your own timbre, and smart arrangement handles chords and instrumentation. Generating, remixing, downloading, and releasing a song spend credits.
They are connected. Vemus can sync favorites and playlists from outside platforms, and the player shows genre labels and creative background. A song you want to learn from can be used as the start of a new version. Your own tracks can also play in a focus-mode personal list. The community and charts are for publishing work and joining challenges. Playlist sync covers what you hear, and the player notes help you decide whether to remake it.
The app can be downloaded free, but membership and credits are in-app purchases. Credits are used to generate, remix, download, and release songs, and mastering for release is a separate in-app service. Tiers and fees can change, so check the current store listing. Membership credits cover creation and downloads, and mastering is its own release service. Try listening and the interface with the free download before buying credits.
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