MusicWave
Describe a song and get a finished track you can license and sell
An AI music generator that turns a text description into a full song, with stem splitting, cover generation, song extension and commercial licensing tiers.
Pricing
$0 - $49.99/mo
- Free$0/mo
- Starter$9.99/mo
- Pro$24.99/mo
- Creator$49.99/mo
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-14
About MusicWave
MusicWave turns a written description into a finished song, then gives you the tools to do something with it afterwards. Describe an idea, pick a style, and the generator produces a full track in minutes. What separates it from a generator that stops at the download is the editing layer around it: stem splitting to pull the parts apart, section replacement, song extension, added vocals over an instrumental, audio mastering and a MIDI editor.
That combination matters because a generated track is rarely right the first time, and the usual alternative is regenerating and hoping. Being able to replace one section, extend a piece to fit a video, or split out the stems to remix in your own DAW turns a lucky result into a usable asset. Multiple models are available rather than one, including v5.5, v5, v4.5 and v4 alongside MiniMax and MusicGen, and the site was advertising Mureka 8 and Mureka 9 as newly live at the time of checking.
Licensing is handled explicitly rather than left vague. The free and Starter tiers are personal use only; a commercial license with a downloadable license PDF starts at the Pro tier, which is the honest way to structure this and the detail anyone publishing needs to check first.
Describe what you want in plain language, the way you would explain a mood to someone: a feeling, a genre, an occasion. Pick a style, set the length, and generate. Free accounts can produce a couple of songs and stream them; downloads begin on the paid tiers.
From there the editing tools apply. Stem splitting separates the track into parts for use elsewhere. Extend lengthens a song to fit a specific runtime. Replace section swaps a passage without regenerating the whole piece. Add vocals puts a vocal line over an instrumental, and the cover generator reworks an existing song.
Supporting utilities sit alongside the generator and are unlimited even on the free tier, including an AI lyrics generator and BPM and key detection, which are useful whether or not you generate the music here.
- •Text to full song - A complete track from a written description, with style and length under your control, up to eight minutes on paid tiers.
- •Stem splitter - Separates a generated track into its parts so it can be remixed or dropped into a DAW rather than used only as-is.
- •Extend and replace sections - Lengthen a song to fit a video, or swap one passage, instead of regenerating and losing what worked.
- •Image to song and cover generation - Alternative starting points beyond a text prompt, including reworking an existing song.
- •Multiple models, named - v5.5, v5, v4.5, v4, MiniMax and MusicGen, with the free tier limited to a subset, so you know what produced a track.
- •Explicit commercial licensing - Commercial rights and a downloadable license PDF from the Pro tier, with free and Starter restricted to personal use.
Suited to video creators and podcasters who need original audio without licensing negotiations, marketers producing brand audio for ads and social, and hobbyists who want to hear an idea without knowing music theory. Teams and studios generating themes or demo tracks will get the most from the editing layer rather than the generation itself.
Musicians looking for a compositional collaborator should understand that this generates finished audio rather than notation you develop, though the MIDI editor and audio to MIDI on the top tier soften that. Anyone planning to publish commercially must be on Pro or above: the cheaper tiers are personal use only, and that is a licensing constraint rather than a feature limit.
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Pricing
$0 - $49.99/mo
- Free$0/mo
- Starter$9.99/mo
- Pro$24.99/mo
- Creator$49.99/mo
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-09-14
