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Mureka V8 Background Music

Mureka V8 Background Music generates instrumental accompaniment from text, with musical direction shaped by descriptions of mood, genre, tempo and instruments.

Music generation

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Number Of Songs: 1$0.07 / run
Number Of Songs: 2$0.14 / run
Number Of Songs: 3$0.21 / run

Mureka V8 Background Music

Mureka V8 Background Music turns a written musical brief into instrumental audio. The text describes the character of the accompaniment, from its emotional tone to its pace and instrument choices. This gives creators a way to develop background music around the content it will support.

Musical style is part of that brief. An ambient treatment or a piano-led cinematic idea can establish a different setting for the same project, making generated tracks useful material for editorial discussions.

What it's good for

Video editors can develop accompaniment for explainers and promotional films, where non-vocal music adds atmosphere beneath narration. Podcast producers can use instrumental material for opening themes, closing sections or spoken segments.

For games and livestreams, the model can generate music around an intended mood. It also supports early creative exploration: listening to different musical treatments helps a team assess which tone belongs with a scene or visual concept.

Model ID

mureka-ai/mureka-v8-generate-bgm

Output Type

Audio

Pricing

From $0.07 / run

Provider

Mureka

Hosting

Passthru

Mureka V8 Background Music

Mureka V8 Background Music turns a written musical brief into instrumental audio. The text describes the character of the accompaniment, from its emotional tone to its pace and instrument choices. This gives creators a way to develop background music around the content it will support.

Musical style is part of that brief. An ambient treatment or a piano-led cinematic idea can establish a different setting for the same project, making generated tracks useful material for editorial discussions.

What it's good for

Video editors can develop accompaniment for explainers and promotional films, where non-vocal music adds atmosphere beneath narration. Podcast producers can use instrumental material for opening themes, closing sections or spoken segments.

For games and livestreams, the model can generate music around an intended mood. It also supports early creative exploration: listening to different musical treatments helps a team assess which tone belongs with a scene or visual concept.