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MiniMax Music 2.5

MiniMax Music 2.5 generates songs with vocals and instrumental backing from descriptions and lyrics, with lyric section markers guiding the song's structure.

Music generation

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.15 / run
  • Bitrate: 32000, 64000, 128000, 256000 (same price).
  • Sample Rate: 16000, 24000, 32000, 44100 (same price).

MiniMax Music 2.5

MiniMax Music 2.5 creates songs with vocals and instrumental accompaniment from a musical description and supplied lyrics. The description establishes stylistic direction, and the lyrics define the words to sing. Its supported styles span orchestral music as well as pop, rock and electronic music.

Section markers in the lyrics guide the composition's structure, including verses and choruses. They can also indicate an instrumental introduction or an ending, allowing a lyric draft to express how the song should develop as an arrangement.

What it's good for

Songwriters can turn drafts into demos that communicate both the sung material and its musical setting. Hearing a lyric in different genres gives collaborators something specific to discuss when choosing a direction for production.

Content teams can develop vocal songs for video projects or musical advertising concepts. The combination of supplied words and style direction is useful when the music needs to carry a particular message as well as establish a mood.

Model ID

minimax/music-2.5

Output Type

Audio

Pricing

$0.15 / run

Provider

MiniMax

Hosting

Passthru

MiniMax Music 2.5

MiniMax Music 2.5 creates songs with vocals and instrumental accompaniment from a musical description and supplied lyrics. The description establishes stylistic direction, and the lyrics define the words to sing. Its supported styles span orchestral music as well as pop, rock and electronic music.

Section markers in the lyrics guide the composition's structure, including verses and choruses. They can also indicate an instrumental introduction or an ending, allowing a lyric draft to express how the song should develop as an arrangement.

What it's good for

Songwriters can turn drafts into demos that communicate both the sung material and its musical setting. Hearing a lyric in different genres gives collaborators something specific to discuss when choosing a direction for production.

Content teams can develop vocal songs for video projects or musical advertising concepts. The combination of supplied words and style direction is useful when the music needs to carry a particular message as well as establish a mood.