Mureka MusicFROM YOUR FIRST IDEA TO A FIRST LISTEN
Describe the rhythm, texture and mood you need. Start with Instrumental selected to request music without a lead vocal, whether you want a quiet piano idea, a backing track or an electronic arrangement.
Decide what the music should support. A spoken video may need a restrained background, while a practice track may need a clear groove. Describe the role before choosing the instruments.
Name a few instruments, a rhythmic feel and a mood. Instrumental is selected when you open this workflow. Keep it on to request a track without vocals, then sign in and generate.
Listen in My Songs and compare the result with your scene or performance. If the melody competes with speech, ask for a simpler arrangement. Check the finished duration before fitting it into an edit.
A real generation, with the input that started it. Listen, explore the brief, then load an example and give it your own direction.
An instrumental requested with dusty piano, gentle drums, and a warm bass line. A brief built around texture and mood.
A mellow lo-fi instrumental for a quiet evening. Dusty piano chords, soft vinyl texture, gentle drums, and a warm bass line. Intimate, unhurried, and without vocals.
Made with the inputs shown on September 20, 2026. A new generation will produce a different take; each example shows an individual result.
A background track works best when its energy fits the main event. Tell the model whether the music supports a voice, a quiet scene or a rhythmic performance. Use tempo words as direction, not as a promise of an exact BPM.
Relaxing background music.
A gentle instrumental for a slow morning cooking video. Soft piano, warm upright bass and light brushed percussion. An unhurried pulse with a sparse melody that leaves room for narration. No vocals.
Try a modest dynamic range, a sparse melody and fewer layers. Listen alongside the actual voice track before editing. Even an instrumental can compete with speech if the arrangement is too active.
Name the rhythmic feel and the instruments that should carry it: a steady funk bass line, a gentle waltz, or a minimal electronic pulse. Exact tempo, duration and seamless looping are not fixed controls in this form.
This workflow generates new instrumental music from a description. It does not take an uploaded song and remove its vocals. Describe the arrangement you want and leave Instrumental selected.
You can describe tempo and energy, but this form does not have exact duration or BPM controls. Check the finished audio and allow for editing if your project needs a precise length.
Commercial-use eligibility depends on your plan and the applicable terms. Review Pricing before choosing how to use a track, and make sure you have the rights to any material you supply. Listen to the complete result before publishing it.