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Lyria 3.5 Music

Lyria 3.5 Music creates complete songs and instrumentals from text, with supplied lyrics, developed song structures, and optional image guidance for mood.

Music generation

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Per run$0.10 / run

Lyria 3.5 Music

Lyria 3.5 Music generates complete vocal songs and instrumental tracks from written musical direction. The description guides the genre, instrumentation, and vocal character, while supplied lyrics provide words for the performance.

Arrangements can develop through verses, choruses, and bridges. The model also supports singing in different languages, and an optional reference image can inform the music's atmosphere. Together, these inputs let a project brief address the song's sound, lyrical content, and visual context.

What it's good for

Songwriters can hear a lyric draft as an arranged song and explore how its sections work musically. This is useful for developing demos and discussing a song's direction before studio production.

For screen projects, it can create vocal theme concepts or instrumental underscore shaped around the intended mood. Game artwork can guide the atmosphere of a theme song, while podcast producers can explore opening and closing music with a defined musical structure.

Model ID

google/lyria-3.5-music

Output Type

Audio

Pricing

$0.10 / run

Provider

Google

Hosting

Passthru

Lyria 3.5 Music

Lyria 3.5 Music generates complete vocal songs and instrumental tracks from written musical direction. The description guides the genre, instrumentation, and vocal character, while supplied lyrics provide words for the performance.

Arrangements can develop through verses, choruses, and bridges. The model also supports singing in different languages, and an optional reference image can inform the music's atmosphere. Together, these inputs let a project brief address the song's sound, lyrical content, and visual context.

What it's good for

Songwriters can hear a lyric draft as an arranged song and explore how its sections work musically. This is useful for developing demos and discussing a song's direction before studio production.

For screen projects, it can create vocal theme concepts or instrumental underscore shaped around the intended mood. Game artwork can guide the atmosphere of a theme song, while podcast producers can explore opening and closing music with a defined musical structure.