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Describe
Add your lyrics or a short prompt. AI Help can draft verses if you are starting from scratch.
Night drive, city lights, a nostalgic hip-hop beat…
Song studio
Create your first song now
Write the lyrics yourself or ask AI for help. Pick a genre, a voice, and a model — the finished track lands in your gallery.
VoiceGenreStyleMoodPurpose
From idea to a finished track
Describe the scene, choose how the track should sound, and get the result. One window — no extra subscription for every studio.
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Shape the sound
Genre, style, mood, and purpose tell the model the character of the track. Voice can be male, female, a duet, or instrumental.
Genre·PopStyle·Lo-fiMood·JoyfulPurpose·Congratulations
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Enjoy the result
The model writes a full track and saves it to your gallery automatically. The license is included.
Create the song you want.
See what is keeping you from the composition you want
Still just an idea?
A prompt or your own lyrics. Turn them into melody, arrangement, or vocals in one studio.
The voice does not fit?
Male, female, duet. Choose the direction that matches what you expect.
Tired of jumping between apps?
Several models in one interface. Generate and compare the result.
Everything sounds generic?
Genre, style, mood, and purpose set a clearer direction and help you reach the goal.
Does a memory deserve more?
Names, stories, and a reason. Make a personal song for a celebration, a goodbye, or a short video.
Song for video
Upload a clip — get a soundtrack
If you need licensed music for a clip rather than a song, upload the video and get a finished soundtrack.
The clip as a reference
The model sees the whole task: scene, tempo, and length closer to your cut.
A soundtrack, not stock audio
Music for an edit, a story, or a presentation — without someone else’s library track.
One balance
Songs, instrumentals, and soundtracks use the same tokens as the rest of ModelStation.
Model: Sonilo
file up to 70 MB
clip length up to 10 min
format: MP4
Music / songs
Genres, styles, and what the song is for
A short note on how each choice sounds. In the studio these buttons help the model understand the track.
Genre
Genre is the song’s language: how the chorus sounds and who it fits.
Pop
catchy melody, clear chorus, vocals in front; good for greetings, stories and radio
Rock
guitars, drums and energy; use for drive, an anthem or a bold verse
Rap
rhythm and words matter more than a long melody; good for meaning, jokes or a direct address
Electronic
synths, beats and modern effects; for the dancefloor, ads and video background
R&B
soft groove and sensual vocals; confession, evening ballad, warm duet
Soul
live voice and warm harmonies; emotion and humanity over a hard beat
Jazz
improvisation, saxophone, piano, double bass; for a bar, soundtrack or calm party
Blues
guitar, harmonica and a hint of sadness; a story, farewell or the road
Country
acoustic guitar, banjo, a simple story; family celebration, the road, a warm ballad
Classical
orchestra or piano, no pop structure; intro, credits, a solemn moment
Metal
heavy guitars and dense drums; for aggression, sports, a game trailer
Reggae
light offbeat, bass and guitar; relaxed mood, summer, positivity
Soundtrack
music for a scene, not a radio hit; video, presentation, credits, atmosphere
Disco
clear 70s–80s dance pulse; party, congratulations, retro clip
Salsa
Latin rhythms, percussion, bright vocals; celebration, dance, a hot mood
Techno
repeating electronic pulse; club, sport, dynamic editing
Funk
bass and rhythm guitar on the groove; upbeat mood, ads, a dance cut
Children's song
age-appropriate children's song, simple words, gentle voice, no harsh themes
Style
Style says which instruments you usually hear and how the sound is built.
Lo-fi
quiet piano and guitar, light tape hiss; usually no sharp drums — background for study and stories
Hi-fi
clean studio sound: vocals, piano, strings and drums heard separately without dirt
Analog
warm guitars, live drums, tape color; like a reel-to-reel recording
Digital
synths, drum machines, clean samples; modern producer sound without vintage dust
Cinematic
strings, brass, piano and wide pads; a soundtrack to a frame, not a song in headphones
Studio
even vocals, bass, guitars and drums like a release; no street noise or live mistakes
Live
guitar, drums, the hall and its breath; a concert feel, not a perfect studio splice
Vintage
old microphones, organ, warm bass; the sound of a 60s–70s record or radio
Retro
synths, drum machine and 80s timbres; nostalgia, a clip, a period party
Dance
kick, bass and synth in front; so the body falls into step
Cartoon
xylophone, piccolo, funny effects; for kids, an intro and a light joke
Acoustic
guitar, voice, sometimes piano or violin; minimal electronics — like around a campfire
Mood
Mood is the feeling a person should get from the first bars.
Joyful
bright melody and an open voice; joy without strain — a holiday, a meeting, good news
Brisk
fast tempo and a tight rhythm; morning, sport, the road, when you need to switch a person on
Cheerful
playful tones and a light chorus; a joke, a corporate event, a fun clip
Calm
quiet pulse, soft chords; background for evening, meditation, a calm text
Melancholic
minor key and long notes; a memory, autumn, a quiet talk with yourself
Sad
lowered voice and simple harmony; farewell, loss, an honest low moment
Romantic
warm vocals and a close melody; confession, a date, a wedding dance
Gentle
quieter than usual, no sharp hits; lullaby, gratitude, a tender letter
Solemn
wide chords, a hall feeling; anniversary, anthem, an important entrance
Gloomy
dark timbre and a low pulse; soundtrack for night, suspense, a heavy scene
Aggressive
hard attack and loud rhythm; sport, conflict, gather yourself and go
Anxious
nervous rhythm and unstable harmonies; waiting, anxiety, tense editing
Purpose
Why the track exists: a gift, a clip, a lullaby, or a short intro.
Confession
a song-address: I love you, this is about us; voice and words over a loud beat
Congratulations
birthday, wedding, anniversary; a bright chorus so the person smiles from the first seconds
Lullaby
quiet tempo and a soft voice; to calm a child or end the day
Gratitude
thanks to mom, the team, a friend; warm tone, no irony or heavy drama
Apology
sorry in your own words; calm melody so the lyrics do not sound like an excuse
Farewell
goodbye, a move, the end of a chapter; a little sadness with dignity, not hysteria
Memory
about a person, a city or a year; like a photo album with recognizable details in the verse
Support
I am here; for a friend in a hard moment — warmth and support, no slogans
Motivation
get ready, start, do not give up; upbeat tempo and a short clear chorus
Entertainment
just dance and have fun; minimum drama, maximum groove
Inspiration
so you want to take a step; bright melody and words about the future
Reconciliation
after a fight: softer than a confession, more honest than a joke; room to start over
Soundtrack
music under video, not a hit in headphones; holds the scene and does not interrupt speech
Intro
a short entrance for a podcast, stream or channel sting; memorable in 15–30 seconds
Ready to make your song?
Open the studio, pick a genre and a model — write the lyrics yourself or ask AI Help.
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