AI Song Remix

One original song, remixed four ways with the tool above. Press play, then switch styles: the lyrics and the melody carry on, and everything around them changes.

The original song

"Paper Planes", an original demo song

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An AI song remix takes a track you upload and remakes it in another genre. The AI follows the melody, the lyrics and the structure, then plays and sings the whole thing again in the style you choose: a piano ballad, a phonk edit, an EDM festival version, or anything you can describe.

An AI music remix isn't a stem split, a speed-up or a filter laid over the original. Every instrument and the vocal are generated from scratch, so your AI remix sounds like a new recording of a familiar tune. Each one comes in two versions, as MP3s you can download and keep.

Start from a preset, then add details if you want, like "1980s, saxophone solo, dark mood". Or skip the presets and describe any style for your AI remix: bossa nova, synthwave, gospel choir, drill.

• Piano remixSolo grand piano, intimate and cinematic
• Phonk remixCowbell melody, distorted 808s, dark
• EDM remixFestival build-ups and a big synth drop
• Rock remixElectric guitars, live drums, big chorus
• Lo-fi remixDusty beat, soft vocal, vinyl crackle
• R&B remixSmooth vocal runs, 808s, slow jam
• K-pop remixPolished dance-pop with a catchy hook
• Metal remixHeavy riffs, double kick, guitar solo
• Acoustic remixFingerpicked guitar, unplugged and warm
• Jazz remixUpright bass, brushed drums, crooner vocal
• Soul remixWarm keys, horns, gospel vocals
• Country remixAcoustic guitar, pedal steel, twang
• Motown remix1960s groove, tambourine, backing harmonies
• Afro Soul remixSlow, immersive, layered percussion

Think of the AI song remix tool as an AI song genre changer. It keeps what makes the track recognizable and changes how it's played, so you can change a song's genre with AI without losing what people love about it.

An AI music remix is a quick way to hear a familiar track in a new light. A few favorites:

• A soft piano version of a love song for a wedding or proposal video
• A phonk remix with heavy 808s for gaming clips and car edits
• A lo-fi version to study or relax to
• A rock or metal take on a pop hit, or a pop hit as a K-pop track
• An instrumental AI remix as a backing track for karaoke, a podcast or a video
• Your demo in three genres, to hear which arrangement suits it

Songwriters use our AI song remix tool the way producers use a demo session: upload a rough recording and hear it as a finished track in a few genres before choosing a direction.

1. 1Start with a clean recording. One clear lead vocal and little background noise give the AI the best melody to follow.
2. 2Keep it under 6 minutes. For a longer track, trim it to the part you want remixed.
3. 3Pick one genre and add a detail or two: an instrument, a decade, a mood. "Acoustic, cello, 1970s folk" works better than a long list of genres.
4. 4Use the tempo setting when the new genre has a pace of its own: slow for piano and soul, fast for EDM and phonk.
5. 5Listen to both versions of every AI remix. They are separate takes, and one is often clearly better.
6. 6Very famous recordings can be blocked by copyright filters. Songs you wrote and less-known tracks go through.

The two tools change different halves of a song. An AI cover keeps the original music and swaps the singer's voice for a voice model, so you hear a character, a rapper or your trained voice sing it. An AI remix keeps the song and replaces the music: a new genre, new instruments and a new AI singer.

Pick a cover when the question is "what if this voice sang it?", and an AI song remix when it's "what if this track were phonk?" Covers made with real people's voices are for personal use only. AI remixes made with paid credits can be used commercially, as long as you have the rights to the song you upload.