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LoveMusic
Turn one sentence into a full song. No sign-up.
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Turn one sentence into a full song. No sign-up.
1 follower
Describe the music you want — mood, tempo, scene, story — and get a finished MP3 in a minute or two. Every run returns two takes, so you can keep the one that lands. One free song a day. No sign-up, nothing to install.
Hey Product Hunt — I'm Scott, the maker of LoveMusic.
I built it because the fastest way to hear an idea as music was to open five different tools, sign up for three of them, and then guess at a prompt. Every one of them opened on a wall of settings. I wanted the opposite: one box, one sentence, and a finished song.
That's the whole product. You write what you want to hear — mood, tempo, scene, story — and roughly a minute or two later you get an MP3. Every run comes back with two takes of the same prompt, because the first one isn't always the one you keep. Alongside it there are twelve tools that run entirely in your browser: BPM and key finders, a stem splitter, a vocal remover, and a few more.
What isn't good yet: the free tier is one song a day, which is honest but not generous. Style control is coarse next to tools that expose a full timeline. And the audio model itself is a third-party engine — I don't build it, and there are moments where it drifts from what you described.
So, two questions. When you try it, what do you write in the box? And if we raised the free tier, what should the extra song be — a different style, or a longer track? I'd rather build what you actually reach for.