MakeASong: Generate two takes from an idea

MakeASong is a music generation app that turns a short idea or supplied lyrics into two songs per request. It separates the subject of a track from its sound, so the same idea can be tried with different instruments or genres.

What do you enter before making a track?

Put the story or lyrics in the idea field, and use the sound description for details such as genre, mood and instrumentation. The publisher offers an instrumental option for ideas that do not need lyrics. It also provides writing utilities for things like lyrics and titles. The site describes those utilities as free without an account, separate from full song generation.

How can you compare several takes?

MakeASong keeps editable drafts separate from the submitted input for each request. The publisher says you can check the original request in generation history after changing the draft. Completed tracks go into a private library where the user can play, rename, favorite or download them. That separation helps if you want to compare two takes and still see which wording produced them.

How do credits work?

The publisher says a request costs 12 credits for two songs. New accounts get 80 signup credits, which the site says cover six complete requests. A failed request returns the reserved credits. Paid credit packs are one-time purchases and remain usable for 365 days, according to the site; plans are another way to add credits.

Listen to both versions before choosing one. The site describes request status and credit activity as separate from the library. If a track does not appear, look for a failed request or a released reservation there before sending the same prompt again.