The words are yours. The sound is next. Bring lyrics and a little imagination to life with expressive vocals and full accompaniment.
Your lyrics. Your direction. A whole new sound.
FIND YOUR FREQUENCY
From a quiet first verse to the energy of the last chorus. Explore a direction, then make the idea your own.
Put the voice at the center. A close, expressive vocal, rounded bass and unhurried drums give personal lyrics room to land. Use a restrained verse and a fuller chorus when you want the arrangement to follow the emotion of the words.
Warm soul with intimate lead vocals, electric piano, rounded bass and laid-back drums. A quiet, conversational verse opens into a fuller, heartfelt chorus. Keep the vocal at the center of the arrangement.
MEET YuE2
YuE2 brings composition and sound together. Lyrics guide the vocal, style shapes the arrangement, and an editable musical score gives the song a structure you can return to.
Lyrics-to-song generation pairs a sung vocal with instrumental accompaniment. Your verse and chorus become parts of the same arrangement, with the voice carrying the words and the instruments giving them context. Describe an intimate performance or a more energetic delivery to establish the direction.
YuE2 can plan melody and chords before turning them into audio. That musical score makes the composition editable: revisit a melodic phrase or a chord progression, then render a new version. Melody-only planning offers another direction when you want the accompaniment to develop around a defined tune.
48 kHz stereo output gives vocals and accompaniment a shared, full-bandwidth audio canvas. Stereo is useful for hearing the placement of instruments around a lead voice and judging the balance of an arrangement. It also provides a consistent listening format as you compare different song ideas.
FROM FIRST THOUGHT TO FULL SONG
A thoughtful song starts with a few clear choices. Here is how lyrics, style and composition work together in YuE2.
Choose a genre, mood and a few defining instruments. Add the vocal character and tempo you have in mind. A focused description gives the arrangement a clear center; choose details that belong together instead of listing every style you enjoy.
Bring your own lyrics and separate the verse, chorus and bridge. Section labels help describe the structure, while deliberate line breaks make phrasing easier to follow. Keep musical directions in the style description so the lyric text contains the words you want sung.
Use melody and chord planning to give the song a musical foundation. Listen for how the vocal phrase meets the harmony, then revisit the score or style when a section needs another direction. A useful revision starts with one clear musical change.
KEEP THE IDEA MOVING
Explore how a lyric feels with a different accompaniment before committing to a full arrangement. Keep the story consistent while trying a warmer harmony, a more spacious verse or a stronger chorus.
Think through a song in both notes and sound. An editable composition gives melody and harmony a concrete form, making it easier to describe the musical change you want in the next version.
Start with the feeling of a scene, a line in a notebook or a rhythm you keep returning to. Describe the instruments and vocal character in everyday language, then develop a more specific musical direction.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
YuE2 turns lyrics and a style description into music with a sung vocal and instrumental accompaniment. Its composition workflow can produce an editable score containing melody and harmony before synthesizing the audio. That connects the words, musical structure and final sound, giving a song more than a single text description to work from.
Start with the genre and mood, then name two or three instruments that define the arrangement. Describe the voice and the pace in clear language. For example, a close vocal over electric piano and gentle drums communicates a different direction from a bright vocal over driving guitars. Keep the sung words in your lyrics, separate from these musical instructions.
Yes. Lyrics are a core input for YuE2. Organize your words into sections such as [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge], and use line breaks where a vocal phrase should feel distinct. A repeated chorus can establish the song’s central idea, while shorter verse lines leave more room for pauses. English and Chinese are supported lyric languages.
YuE2 supports an editable musical score. Full planning includes melody and chords; melody-only planning focuses on the tune, and direct generation works without a symbolic plan. A score-based revision changes the composition that guides a new rendering. It is useful when you can describe the musical change you want, such as a different phrase or harmony.
Yes. The lyrics-to-song workflow creates a combined song with singing and accompaniment, and the default listening output is 48 kHz stereo. The style description can guide the instruments and vocal character. Stereo output describes the audio format; it does not by itself mean separate vocal or instrument stems are available.
The YuE2 AI music studio is coming soon. For now, explore the style collection, copy a musical starting point and prepare your lyrics. Each style card is a creative direction you can adapt, so you can arrive with a clear idea of the mood, instruments and vocal character you want for your first song.
IT STARTS WITH YOU
A line. A mood. A melody you can’t let go of. Find the musical direction that feels like yours.
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