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Mureka V7.6 Background Music

Mureka V7.6 Background Music creates non-vocal music from written descriptions, using mood, genre and instrumental choices to guide the track.

Music generation

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Number Of Songs: 1$0.05 / run
Number Of Songs: 2$0.09 / run
Number Of Songs: 3$0.14 / run

Mureka V7.6 Background Music

Mureka V7.6 Background Music turns a text description into an instrumental track. The supplied brief can describe musical mood, tempo or genre, along with the instruments that should define the sound. These details guide music intended to accompany other content.

The model supports exploring the musical character of a production through words. A team can develop a gentle accompaniment for spoken material or investigate a more rhythmic direction for an edited sequence, then listen to how the resulting track fits the project.

What it's good for

Editors can use it to develop background music for video, including advertising and explainers. Podcast and livestream producers can explore themes for opening segments or ambient accompaniment for their programming.

For games and apps, it provides material for testing the mood of a scene or activity. During preproduction, generated tracks can also serve as audible proposals that help collaborators discuss pacing and instrumentation.

Model ID

mureka-ai/mureka-v7.6-generate-bgm

Output Type

Audio

Pricing

From $0.05 / run

Provider

Mureka

Hosting

Passthru

Mureka V7.6 Background Music

Mureka V7.6 Background Music turns a text description into an instrumental track. The supplied brief can describe musical mood, tempo or genre, along with the instruments that should define the sound. These details guide music intended to accompany other content.

The model supports exploring the musical character of a production through words. A team can develop a gentle accompaniment for spoken material or investigate a more rhythmic direction for an edited sequence, then listen to how the resulting track fits the project.

What it's good for

Editors can use it to develop background music for video, including advertising and explainers. Podcast and livestream producers can explore themes for opening segments or ambient accompaniment for their programming.

For games and apps, it provides material for testing the mood of a scene or activity. During preproduction, generated tracks can also serve as audible proposals that help collaborators discuss pacing and instrumentation.