MakeBPM: AI Song, Beat and Soundtrack Generator

MakeBPM generates songs, beats and soundtracks from a description, lyrics or a reference track. The service offers music generation for creators who need musical options to compare for a video, podcast, game or another project. It can start with a mood and style, or with lyrics you already wrote.

What can you give the generator?

Start with a short description of what you want to hear, paste lyrics or upload a reference track you have permission to use. The site describes reference audio as a way to guide style or energy. Select the kind of output you want: a song with vocals, a beat or background music. A useful prompt can identify where the track will sit in a project and what kind of movement or mood it needs.

What comes back from a standard generation?

The provider says a standard request uses 12 credits and returns two tracks. Preview both rather than assuming a prompt produces the same structure each time. For an edit, compare where a track opens up, how it competes with speech and whether the ending works for the length you have in mind. The pricing page lists MP3 downloads. It describes WAV export as planned for Pro and Max rather than a current feature.

If you need a piano roll or mixer for further arranging, our guide to Veena's browser music studio explains that kind of workspace.

How do credits and use rights work?

MakeBPM offers 12 introductory credits that are valid for seven days. The pricing page says monthly plans add credits each month, annual plans grant their balance upfront and one-time packs do not expire. It describes commercial use according to the paid plan's terms. Check those terms and your rights to lyrics or reference audio before publishing a generated track. If you need an uncompressed audio workflow, check the current export options before subscribing.