Song Opiniones 

Song.do don't listen the prompt, it do what he want, duet is almost impossible, and they never answer tone Mail

After a thorough evaluation of various AIs for generating and rendering music tracks, I can confidently say that Song.do performed the best for me.

The 200 character prompt feels limited at times but I am getting decent results.

You have to pay the yearly sub to get commercial licences for your creation. But it's super cheap with the 50% discount over the monthly sub.

You get 3 free generations a day so I definitely recommend you at least give this a go.

È davvero una grande occasione per suscitare delle emozioni... è molto semplice e professionale!

This is one of the better services you will find online for text-to-song generation. I cannot speak for the AI-generated music, as I write my own lyrics, which I draw from both poems and songs I create myself. I never use the text-to-song generation options myself. I also employ my own play styles, which are generally a hybrid of Rap, Hip-Hop, and Dubstep, mostly with male vocals.

I really wish they would add voice cloning, as this is the feature I want more than anything in this type of service. So far, the other services I’ve tried that offer this feature have let me down. It would be amazing to not only use my own play styles and lyrics but also my own voice. Unfortunately, that’s not available yet, so I have to make do.

For the most part, this is the best option out there that I’ve used so far. I’ve subscribed to it on two different accounts for the $15 a month membership, which is enough for my needs.

Stay away from Mureka! Their cloning is a joke—sounds nothing like you and doesn’t follow custom play styles like Song.do does. I wasted over 3,000 credits on their $60 a month membership (which I got at half price during a holiday sale), and it was a total waste—not a single good generation. I tried to get rap in every possible way, but the AI produced everything except rap. $30 down the drain!

I am still searching for other services, but from now on, I’ll stick to services based in the USA, not other countries.