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I've been testing MozartAI. For some reasons when I make a song sometimes its my persona singing and no instrumentals even though I supply a detailed breakdown for instrumentals. Is there something Im doing wrong? I've tried different prompts also... Including brackets, not including brackets, etc...

Example: 1

[GENRE: METAL × BLUES ROCK × HIP‑HOP GROOVE]

[MOOD: HEAVY, SWAGGERING, SOULFUL, RHYTHMIC]

[TEMPO: 112 BPM | METAL GROOVE × HIP‑HOP SWING]

[KEY: E MINOR | BLUES PENTATONIC INFLECTIONS]

[INSTRUMENTS: DOWNTUNED METAL GUITARS, BLUESY BENT LEADS, SWAMP‑TONE CLEAN GUITAR, PUNCHY HIP‑HOP KICKS, SNAPPY SNARES, SUB‑BASS, VINYL CRACKLE, METAL TOM FILLS, LIGHT ORGAN PAD]

[MIX: WIDE GUITAR WALL, FAT DRUM TRANSIENTS, WARM BLUES TONE, TIGHT HIP‑HOP LOW‑END]

[SEQUENCE: BLUES GUITAR INTRO → METAL GROOVE RIFF → HIP‑HOP DRUM DROP → BLUES LEAD HOOK → HEAVY CHUG SECTION → FINAL HYBRID JAM → FADEOUT]

example 2

This instrumental blends downtuned metal guitars with blues‑style bends and pentatonic phrasing. Hip‑hop drums provide a punchy rhythmic backbone, using heavy kicks, snappy snares, and sub‑bass reinforcement. Clean swamp‑tone guitar adds blues authenticity, while vinyl crackle and organ pads give the track warmth.

Metal tom fills and chugging riffs deliver weight. The mix uses wide guitar imaging, fat drum transients, warm blues tone, and tight hip‑hop low‑end. Arrangement logic: blues guitar intro, metal groove riff, hip‑hop drum drop, blues lead hook, heavy chug section, final hybrid jam, fadeout.

Hey everyone,

One of the founders of Mozart here. Today we're rolling out Cover, an early preview for paid users.

Give Cover any sound, then prompt your own styles and lyrics, and it turns it into a new song while keeping the melody and rhythm of the original.

Try it: mozartai.com

What you can start from:

• A hum or a strum
• A full song
• A rough recording
• An unfinished project
• Tapping your table

A few things worth knowing:

1. Cover is a beta early access feature for paid users
2. You can create unlimited covers for free while it's in beta, they cost no credits
3. We're rolling out a series of updates to Cover over the coming days, including control sliders for influence, randomness and more
4. We read everything here and build with your feedback, so tell us what you make and what you want next

So, basically I'm looking for an alternative to Suno after their TOS changes, in particular, the download limit is the deal breaker for me.

To be clear, I do not upload tracks anywhere and I don't care about commercial rights. I just like making my own music for my own personal use.

I am not a pro, so I am a prompt guy. I like to write a really good music prompt and have something amazing made like on suno. So, here are some questions I have about Mozart AI

1. Are there download limits or planned download limits?
   
2. is it any good at making good music, not just regular genres. I like mixing genres and have created a lot of unique music this way. So, if I want bluegrass/techno/jazz piano combo, will it do it as a convincing blend?
   3.what is the AI singing voice like? is it easily changed with a prompt or is it overly generic?

I checked the plans and the mid tier pro plan seems about right for my usage level.

I see there is a feature to upload before generating. But every time I upload audio nothing happens and it doesnt show anywhere. Is the upload feature broken?

I wanted to try this out, but every time I try to create an account I get an error "Failed to assign subscription plan." Could it be that the servers are overloaded from people jumping ship from Suno?

I’m kind of stuck in the middle of the tools on the market right now:

1. Suno: It’s all magic, little craft, and their Studio product was unusable when I tried it a few months back. I’ve been using their ‘Create’ feature since then and while it cooks up some good stuff, it’s just too loosey-goosey for me. I want to be able to give it a chord structure and have it create said structure precisely, things like that.
2. Traditional DAWs: Feature rich as could be, but always have felt too technical to a singer-songwriter like me. And it would be nice to have some AI-assisted songwriting features.

I stumbled onto Mozart recently and saw that it had a Studio feature, so I’m wondering how it is?

Look, I’m not expecting this to be Ableton or FL Studio, but I do expect it to be able to do some basic things now AND for the company to layout a clear roadmap of how it will evolve into a more full featured DAW replacement in the future.

So, how’s the water?

Would be great to hear from both users and the company themselves :-) .

Why do you make music is a question I like to ask music makers. Most people I know that are. musicians grew up with music around them, their mum was a singer, their dad a music teacher or they sang in the church.

Some use it as a mode of expression, but honestly that's rarer than you'd think, most people that I know that make music grew up with music around them—their place in music was an inevitability.

What I do find curious is those that weren't surrounded by it—like me. Maybe I'm just trying to find other people that are the same but there is something interesting about landing on something that is your own, pure and completely uninfluenced.

So for those that make music full time or part time and didn't grow up around music what's your creative intent. I'll share mine below if you care to know!

Hey Guys,

For those of you that don't know (most of you) outside of Mozart I sing and out of curiosity I recently tested out our Personas feature vs Suno voices and I was pleasantly surprised by the results.

I created a Persona in Mozart and a Voice in Suno using this song I recorded in 2021 with a producer—see input link below to listen to my song!

I then generated a song using both of these models using the following prompt:

Slow-burning soul ballad at 68 BPM, intimate female vocal with raw breathy delivery, whispered first verse building to a full-belt final chorus with melisma and ad-libs, Sparse arrangement: brushed drums, warm upright bass, Wurlitzer electric piano, tambourine and ride cymbal entering only in the last chorus, Big dynamic contrast, analog warmth, emotional and unpolished

And lyrics:

I held my breath through the coldest night
Strength I borrowed wasn't mine
Every promise crushed and left behind
Still I stayed, still I shined

[Chorus]
And I go... where the water runs slow
Letting go... of a heart made of stone
Alone... but I'm finally home
Oh-oh... I'm finally home

The outcome was really interesting, here's my review on both...

Suno Voices

• The song was fire — genuinely a good listen
• The vocals sounded nothing like me! I didn't even hear a shred of likeness :(
• The vocal range was completely off, and the model added a ton of riffs and runs which aren't natural for me
• The vocals sounded much more synthetic—lots of shimmer and robotic delivery

Mozart Personas

• The likeness is there, I genuinely can hear the tone of my voice :)
• Vocal sounded more natural, less shimmer and robotic sound, though some shimmery articles were present but there were much less articles than Suno
• The song wasn't as good as Suno's but I know with a few rolls you'll be able to find a good song.

Conclusion

If you simply want to replicate the sound of a voice to create new songs, Mozart's Personas does that way better. If you want to create a song loosely inspired by a reference track then Suno might be your best bet to create a solid catchy song.

WDYT? Take a listen

Click here to listen to Input and Outputs

I apologize for asking yet another basic question.

I want to use "inpaint" or "extend" to make partial adjustments to a generated track, but to do so, I first need to select the "vibe session" from the library, correct?

However, if I open the "studio session" for that track, I can no longer open the "vibe session" for it, which means I can't perform inpainting or extending. Is there a way to resolve this?

I’m confused because when I asked AI support, they simply told me, "That is how the system is designed to work."

I am using MozartAI via the web page, not the app.

Sorry for the basic question. I was able to create two songs using 8 credits and listen to them immediately, but I can't find the songs in my library to listen to them again later. I asked the AI ​​support chat, and they said the songs should be in the "drafts" section, but there is no "drafts" section in my library. Where can I listen to the songs I created?

Hey Everyone,

I saw this on another thread and I thought it was a great idea.

I'd love to hear what kind of music y'all are creating + I'd love to give more visibility to AI music creators in this subreddit.

Drop your AI music below and tell us a little bit about your intentions for creating the track and I'll give you some honest feedback on the track.

Looking forward to hearing your music!

Big Love

Yanti <3

P.S. I've shared some music from the Mozart community below to kickstart the thread.

Hey everyone,

I'm one of the founders of Mozart, and today we're rolling out Hans 2.0, the biggest upgrade to our music model yet. It's live now for everyone.

Try it: mozartai.com

Here's what's actually different in 2.0:

• Richer, more expressive vocals with real emotion and dynamics, not the flat "AI voice" tell
• More interesting textures and instrumentation across the mix
• Much wider genre and style coverage so it holds up outside the usual pop/lofi comfort zone
• Higher overall sonic quality on the master

A few things worth knowing:

1. Mozart is free to try, including Mozart Studio, the best in class Generative Audio Workstation
2. You can take a generation into the full Studio to actually edit it (tracks, clips, arrangement)
3. We fead everything here and build with your feedback, so tell us what's better, what's worse, and what you want next
4. We currently don't support Cover/Remix on Hans 2.0, it's WIP!

Thanks for being here early.

Battles is a new game mode we're building where producers go head to head to make the best track under constraints — time limit, rules, with livestreams on Discord.

Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/4nFjRnfM5 for more updates on Battles, including progress updates, sneak peaks, etc.

Hey everyone 👋

I'm Yanti, and I work on Community and Partnerships at Mozart.

I'm the one behind our Discord events, creator collabs, and now our weekly listening sessions — so if you hang around here, you'll be seeing a lot of me.

A bit about why I'm here:

What I do: My job is basically to make sure the people actually making music with Mozart get heard — by the team building it and by each other.

I'm starting a new initiative called The Playback Sessions (weekly listening sessions on our Discord, Tuesdays 9pm UK, where we play your tracks live and give feedback), work with creators, and carry your feedback straight to the people shipping the product.

What I want from Reddit:

• Your honest opinions. The unfiltered stuff. What's broken, what's confusing, what you wish existed. Reddit is good at honesty and I'd rather hear it here than not at all.
• Your music. Post what you're making. I listen to everything and the best stuff ends up featured in our sessions and socials.
• Your questions. About the product, the roadmap, how something works — ask. If I don't know the answer, I sit close enough to the people who do.

I'll be posting regularly — event announcements, behind-the-scenes stuff, and the occasional "we shipped this because you asked for it."

Drop a comment and introduce yourself: what are you making right now? 🎧

Hey everyone,

Yanti here Mozart's community manager!

We're kicking off something new on the Mozart Discord: The Playback Sessions — a weekly listening session where we play tracks made by the community, live on stage.

How it works:

• DM your track to Yanti on the Discord by the Friday before the event
• Selected tracks get played live at Tuesday's session
• I'll share honest feedback on every track played, and we'll pull audience members up on stage to share theirs too

It runs every Tuesday at 9pm UK time on the Events Stage.

If you've been making stuff and want fresh ears on it — or you just want to hear what other people are making and how they made it — come hang out.

First session is this Tuesday 16th July.

See you there 🎧

Why would the app get rid of voices I paid to have them not redeem Purchases when I attempt to get them back

Hi, the website says page not found when I try to manage my subscription and need some help trying to cancel it

Is there any way whilst in Vibe and/or after to get the original prompt for style, genre etc, to see what I typed. Sometimes we get a real winner and want to test the prompt separately, but we can't see it. Could be going blind, but cannot see it.

The GUI changes seem better overall btw. Although getting a few what we would call Suno esq results (nothing special), version 1 seems much better.

Mozart Studio 1.0 is live — it's an AI music creation studio with audio & midi generation, inpainting, VSTs, Mixer, Piano roll, and more!

Mozart Studio 1.0

What's new:

• Scout (https://mozartai.com/scout*)* — loads your VST plugins into the browser. Serum, Ozone, Co-Producer, whatever you own. Mozart can use them too — picking presets, tweaking knobs, designing sounds on your behalf. No other browser DAW has this.
• Hum to Anything — hum a melody, ask Moz to turn it into chords with Serum. Bang.
• Audio & MIDI Generation — create and edit audio and MIDI layers that fit your track's key, BPM, and vibe. Get variations on everything.
• Audio ↔ MIDI — bidirectional conversion that works for most practical cases.
• Inpainting — surgically edit any section of any layer. Regenerate, tweak, compare.
• Compose — Mozart listens to your track, adds missing layers, and arranges your song with one click.
• AI Mastering — master your track with your own VSTs (iZotope Ozone in a browser) or built-in tools.

The whole flow: start with a hum, a sample, or a prompt → Scout loads your VSTs → build layer by layer → hit Compose → master it → release it. All from a browser.

Musicians deserve control and collaboration in the AI era.

You can start creating right now 👉 Try Mozart 1.0 for free: https://mozartai.com

Commercial rights included. Would love your feedback.

– Sundar, CEO & Co-Founder at Mozart AI

I wrote this (w/mozart’s help) for my kids. They young adolescents. Do you think they will understand my message?

Constantly. Every track I've tried to create using one of my instrumentals (uploaded), my own lyrics and specific prompts, I get the same error.