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Mureka V9 Background Music

Mureka V9 Background Music creates non-vocal tracks from written musical briefs, using descriptions of mood, tempo and instrumentation to guide accompaniment.

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 V9 Background Music

Mureka V9 Background Music generates instrumental tracks from text. A written description supplies the musical direction, including the genre and emotional tone, with tempo and instrument choices helping define the intended accompaniment.

The output is non-vocal music for use alongside other content. That focus makes it useful for projects where the music establishes atmosphere while a voiceover, on-screen action or spoken conversation carries the main subject.

What it's good for

An editor can develop background music for a narrated explainer or explore a musical identity for a promotional video. Podcast teams can create opening and closing music, as well as accompaniment for sections that benefit from an instrumental background.

Game creators can explore music associated with a setting or mood, and livestream producers can develop accompaniment for their broadcasts. During preproduction, generated tracks give collaborators something concrete to hear against an edit as they decide on its musical tone.

Model ID

mureka-ai/mureka-v9-generate-bgm

Output Type

Audio

Pricing

From $0.07 / run

Provider

Mureka

Hosting

Passthru

Mureka V9 Background Music

Mureka V9 Background Music generates instrumental tracks from text. A written description supplies the musical direction, including the genre and emotional tone, with tempo and instrument choices helping define the intended accompaniment.

The output is non-vocal music for use alongside other content. That focus makes it useful for projects where the music establishes atmosphere while a voiceover, on-screen action or spoken conversation carries the main subject.

What it's good for

An editor can develop background music for a narrated explainer or explore a musical identity for a promotional video. Podcast teams can create opening and closing music, as well as accompaniment for sections that benefit from an instrumental background.

Game creators can explore music associated with a setting or mood, and livestream producers can develop accompaniment for their broadcasts. During preproduction, generated tracks give collaborators something concrete to hear against an edit as they decide on its musical tone.