Wedding music you can own.
For the highlight film, the ceremony clip and the reel your parents will rewatch.
What this track is for
- Three minutes: long enough to cut a processional and a first-dance clip from one file.
- Piano and strings are the reference palette; you can ask for acoustic guitar or a string quartet instead.
- The take ends on the tonic, so it fades out cleanly instead of stopping mid-phrase.
How to brief it
- Ask for the instrumentation by name: solo piano, piano and strings, or a small ensemble.
- Keep the tempo under 80 BPM if the footage is slow; the vocal and the piano compete at faster tempos.
- If you plan a 30-second reel, generate once at three minutes and cut from it rather than generating again.
What it costs
One track is 5 credits; a loopable version adds 2. Plans start at $15.99 a month, and a new account starts with 30 free credits, no card. Every take that fails our quality gate is refunded automatically.
Listen, then decide
The demo below came from the same prompt family we ship. If it is the direction you want, the second button drops you into the studio with the scene and length already set.
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Licences are per track and chosen before generation: personal for private use, commercial when a client or a platform will hear it. The licence travels with the file.
A finished track from $0.10
One credit balance. A single, a card, a journal or a campaign set. You hear it before you keep it.