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EnglishElectronic textures meet a high-energy rock direction. Follow the vocal against the backing rhythm.
Turn your lyrics into a song with YuE2. Describe the voice, instruments and mood, create vocals with accompaniment, or give a reference track a new musical direction.
Explore six YuE2 listening examples across English, Chinese, Japanese and Spanish. Compare the phrasing, instruments and energy of each track. The artwork gives every example its own sleeve; the audio lets you judge the music for yourself.

Electronic textures meet a high-energy rock direction. Follow the vocal against the backing rhythm.

A dance-oriented track with Chinese vocals. Listen for the interplay between the bass and sung phrases.

A groove-led Japanese selection. Hear how the rhythmic feel carries the voice from phrase to phrase.

A quieter arrangement with Japanese vocals. Listen to the space around the singing and instrumental detail.

An English guitar-led song. Follow the transitions to hear how the arrangement develops.

A Spanish selection with a contrasting rhythmic character. Compare its phrasing with the other examples.
YuE2 is an open-weight music generation model developed by M-A-P. It connects symbolic music planning with audio generation: lyrics and musical direction can become a melody-and-chord score, then a song with vocals and accompaniment.
YuE2 takes lyrics and a style description as creative inputs. The style can describe genre, instruments, vocal character and mood. With symbolic planning, the model composes melody and chords before rendering the music as audio, connecting the written composition with the sung performance and instrumental arrangement.
The musical plan can be represented as an editable score in ABC notation. This allows melody and harmony to be inspected and revised before generating another performance. YuE2 supports melody-and-chord planning, melody-only planning and direct audio generation, with published workflows for original songs, score-guided covers and music editing.
Make the creative decisions that matter to your song. Our AI music generator keeps lyrics, style, reference audio and output settings together, so you can move from a written draft to a version you can listen to.
Lyrics
Paste your own lyrics into YuE2 and shape them with Verse, Chorus and Bridge labels. Type @ to choose a section or use the button below the editor. Labels stay easy to spot as you write, while pasted text arrives without fonts, colors or formatting from another document. Keep each section on its own lines so you can review the song as a whole.
Musical direction
Click the Style field to explore complete presets, including warm piano pop, acoustic folk, indie pop, jazz and soul, and electronic pop. Each gives YuE2 a direction for voice, instruments, mood and tempo. Pick one, then edit any detail. A tempo in BPM is part of your creative direction; listen to the result rather than treating it as an exact timing lock.
Reference audio
Choose Music to Music when a reference recording is part of your idea. Upload one audio file, add the lyrics you want performed, and describe the new musical character. Use this YuE2 mode to explore a different rendition. Start with a reference you have permission to use, and judge the result as a new performance rather than an exact duplicate.
Audio output
Choose MP3 for a compact audio file, WAV for uncompressed audio, or FLAC for lossless compression. You can listen to a completed YuE2 song directly on the page. Paid plans list music downloads among their features. Changing a format changes how the audio is delivered; it does not turn a generated draft into a different performance.
Use YuE2 online with a lyric draft and a musical direction. The studio starts with a balanced pop preset, which you can replace or edit before generating.
Choose Text to Music to begin with words, or Music to Music to include a reference. Paste a draft and add section labels with @. Read the verse and chorus aloud once before generating. Shorten lines that feel crowded, and make sure the chorus contains the words you want the song to return to.
Use the default style or select a preset beneath the Style field. Tell YuE2 the lyric language, vocal character, instruments and mood. You can include a tempo such as 88 BPM. Keep the description focused: a piano ballad with a restrained drum part gives you a clearer starting point than several competing genres in one prompt.
Sign in, check the credit cost shown by the Generate button, choose an output format and start the task. When your YuE2 result appears, listen through the verse, chorus and transitions. Save the direction you like, then change one part of the lyric or style for your next version. Each new generation uses credits.
A finished recording is not always the first goal. Use a YuE2 draft to hear an idea clearly enough to make your next creative decision.
For songwriters, a YuE2 draft can turn a page of words into something you can assess by ear. Listen for natural phrasing, a clear central line and a chorus worth repeating. Use what you hear to guide your next writing session, whether you keep the arrangement or take the song somewhere else.
For producers and musicians, the same lyric can be a useful starting point for genre exploration. Try a quiet acoustic setting, then a fuller pop arrangement. Keep your words steady while changing the style so the differences are easier to hear. A reference recording gives you another way into that experiment.
For video, game and independent creative work, explore a song idea alongside the mood of your project. Listen for places where a vocal draws attention and where the arrangement leaves room. Treat the first version as material to evaluate, and check the relevant plan and usage terms before publishing your project.
The YuE2 listening collection includes several lyric languages, so you can hear examples before writing your own. Match the language named in Style to the lyrics you supply. Ask a fluent listener to review pronunciation and meaning when working outside your strongest language, especially before sharing a finished song.
Choose your mode based on what you already have. Both use your lyrics and style description, and both offer MP3, WAV or FLAC output. The difference is whether you want to include an audio reference.
| Your starting point | Text to Music | Music to Music |
|---|---|---|
| Start with | Lyrics and a style description | One reference recording, lyrics and a style description |
| Use it to | Explore a song from a written idea | Explore a new rendition guided by a recording |
| Before generating | Choose a style preset or write your own | Upload your reference and describe the new direction |
| Generation cost | 3 credits | 4 credits |
Start with 5 free credits. Text to Music uses 3 credits per generation; Music to Music uses 4. Paid credit packs are one-time purchases, so choose a pack for the ideas you want to work on without starting a monthly subscription.
$0
One-time · 5 credits
A first step for your music
$9.9
One-time · 99 credits
$0.10 / credit
$29.9
One-time · 370 credits
$0.08 / credit (approx.)
$49.9
One-time · 700 credits
$0.07 / credit (approx.)
Choose Text to Music, add your lyrics, and choose or write a style description. Select your audio format and generate after signing in. YuE2 uses the words and musical direction to create a song with vocals and accompaniment. The finished result appears with an audio player.
The Free plan includes 5 credits. Text to Music costs 3 credits per generation, and Music to Music costs 4. You can also play the listening examples without spending generation credits. Check the plan cards for included features and the current credit balance shown in the studio.
Type @ in the lyrics editor, then choose Verse, Chorus or Bridge. You can use the arrow keys and Enter, or click a label. The @ button below the lyrics opens the same menu. YuE2 receives the section markers with your lyrics, and copying or pasting text keeps the words without imported styling.
Describe the lyric language, genre, voice, instruments and mood. You can also include a tempo. Start with a preset such as Warm piano pop, then change the details to suit your song. Style descriptions guide generation; exact pronunciation, timing and arrangement still need a listen after the result is ready.
Yes. Music to Music accepts one reference audio file alongside your lyrics and style. You can preview the selected recording before generating and replace it if needed. Use this mode when you want a new musical rendition informed by a recording you have permission to use.
This page includes Chinese, Japanese and Spanish examples as well as English tracks. Write your lyrics in the intended language and name that language in Style. Listen closely to diction and phrasing in your result; the examples show directions to explore, not a guarantee for every language or lyric.
The YuE2 studio offers MP3, WAV and FLAC, with MP3 selected by default. Choose the format before generating. You can play completed music on the page; paid plans list downloads as an included feature. Choose your plan according to how you intend to use the result.
No local model installation is needed to use this studio. Write your lyrics, set the style and listen in your browser. You need to sign in and have enough credits to submit a generation. The studio shows task progress while the service creates your song.
Yes. Open Advanced and enter a seed, or leave it blank for a random result. Reusing a seed can help when comparing changes to the lyric or musical direction. Keep a copy of your settings as well, and expect a new generation when you change the inputs.
Bring a lyric you want to hear. Choose a sound, generate with YuE2, and listen for the moment that makes you want to keep going.
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