
Online music studio
After one description becomes a downloadable track, the result can be split and changed instead of regenerating the whole song. Stem separation pulls apart vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments. Humming to a song fits someone who has a melody but no arrangement. Covers and style remixes change the sound while keeping the core. The free plan includes studio repair, extension, and stems, but it is personal use only and songs are kept for a limited number of days. It fits demos and personal beds. Commercial use or longer retention means moving to a plan that states a commercial license.
MeloLab is an online music studio. It turns a text description into a song with vocals, background music, and stems, and it can turn humming into a finished song. Existing audio can be stem-split, have vocals removed, be covered, or be remixed into another style. The studio also includes local repairs and extending a piece outward. A separate path generates game background music, ambience, and interface sounds. Several music models can be selected before generation. The free plan can start without a card, is for personal use, and keeps songs for a limited number of days. Commercial licensing is described on the paid plans.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Songs with vocals from text
Describe a song in text and generate a full track with vocals, or make background music only.
Turn humming into a full song
Hum a melody and the tool completes it as a song with arrangement, without sheet music first.
Split stems and remove vocals
Split a track into separate stems such as vocals, drums, bass, and instruments, or remove the vocal and keep the accompaniment.
Covers and style remixes
Reinterpret a song in another style, or move it to a new genre while keeping the core character.
Studio repair and extension
Both free and paid plans mention in-studio local repair, outward extension, and stem processing.
A video maker creates a bed
A creator describes mood and tempo in text, generates background music or a short vocal song, and downloads it.
Finish a demo from humming
A musician hums a verse melody and has the tool add arrangement and vocals as a demo to keep editing.
Generate interface audio for a game
A game maker generates background music, ambience, and interface sounds for a scene instead of only one full song.
The page says you can start without a card. The free plan includes personal use, several music models, and in-studio local repair, outward extension, and stems. Songs are kept for a limited number of days and are marked personal use only. Commercial licensing, higher concurrency, and a priority queue sit on the paid plans. A personal demo can start on the free plan; selling the result means checking whether the account has been upgraded.
Yes. Stem separation splits vocals, drums, bass, and other instruments into separate tracks, and vocal removal leaves the accompaniment. Covers and style remixes change the performance or the genre. These steps are different entrances from generating directly from text. After the split, each stem still needs a listen to see if it is clean. The page does not guarantee that every dense mix will separate completely.
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