Music for videos and podcasts
Royalty-free background music made to your length
Instead of searching a library for something close enough, describe the scene and MusicVivo generates an instrumental that fits it. Paid plans include a commercial license for monetized and client work.
- Instrumental for voiceover
- Sized to your edit
- Commercial license
Try it
Prompts that work
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What you get
Instrumental for voiceover
Instrumental for voiceover
Vocals start at zero so the music sits under speech without competing.
Sized to your edit
Set the length from a short sting to four minutes.
Commercial license
Starter, Creator and Pro tracks can be used in monetized videos, ads and client projects.
Not a shared library
Each track is generated for your prompt, so you are less likely to hear it on another channel.
How it works
Idea in. Finished track out.
- Input
Describe the scene
Say what the video is and how it should feel.
- Process
Set length and energy
Match the duration to your edit and keep energy low under voice.
- Output
Export and keep records
Download the track and keep your generation history as license proof.
Made for
YouTube videos
- 01
YouTube videos
Background for tutorials, vlogs and reviews.
- 02
Podcasts
A consistent intro, outro and bed for every episode.
- 03
Ads and social
Short tracks for paid social and product spots.
- 04
Client work
Wedding films, corporate videos and explainers.
Guides
Guides to background music and licensing
These 20 guides cover copyright-free music for YouTube, licensing basics, mixing under voice and how music libraries compare.
- Do I Need to Credit AI Music in My Video?When attribution is legally required, when it is just good practice, how AI disclosure differs from crediting, and copy-paste credit lines for YouTube, podcasts, social and films.11 min read
- What Happens If Your Video Gets a Copyright Claim?Content ID claims versus copyright strikes explained: what each one does to your video and channel, your options, how disputes and appeals work step by step, and when not to dispute.11 min read
- Can I Use AI Music in Client Projects?What freelancers and agencies need to check before delivering AI-generated music to a client: license scope, disclosure, contract wording, ownership expectations and the handover pack.11 min read
- Is AI-Generated Music Royalty-Free?AI music is royalty-free only if the tool's license says so. How licensing on AI tracks works, which plan terms matter, the copyright question, and what royalty-free does not mean.12 min read
- Soundraw vs Beatoven for Background MusicA factual comparison of Soundraw and Beatoven.ai, two AI generators built for background music: how each one shapes a track, licensing to check, workflow tests, and where a third option fits.12 min read
- YouTube Audio Library vs AI MusicThe free YouTube Audio Library is safe and convenient, but heavily shared and limited in length and choice. Here is when it is enough, when custom AI tracks are worth it, and how to mix both.11 min read
- Artlist vs AI-Generated Background MusicLibrary licensing versus use rights to generated tracks: how Artlist-style subscriptions and AI music differ on what you are licensed to do, for how long, and where each one fits.12 min read
- Epidemic Sound Alternative: Generating Your Own TracksA fair comparison of a subscription music library like Epidemic Sound with generating original tracks: catalogue versus custom, licensing, claims, workflow and when each one wins.11 min read
- Background Music for Twitch StreamsHow to play music on Twitch without muted VODs or DMCA trouble: what stream-safe really means, setting up separate audio tracks, building a licensed playlist and levels under your mic.12 min read
- Background Music for Wedding VideosA working guide for wedding videographers: building a highlight film's emotional arc, handling vows and speeches under music, answering couples who want a chart hit, and licensing safely.12 min read
- Corporate Background Music That Doesn't Sound CheapWhy so much corporate music sounds generic, and how to choose or generate tracks for explainers, training videos, presentations and recruitment films that sound considered.12 min read
- Background Music for Ads and Social CampaignsHow to choose and license music for 6, 15, 30 and 60-second ads: structures that fit each length, prompts for common campaign types, loudness targets and testing variations.12 min read
- How to Document Music Licenses for Your ProjectsWhat to save as proof of a music license, how to organise it per project, and how to turn those records into a fast, successful answer when a claim or client question arrives.12 min read
- Music Licensing Basics for Small BusinessesA plain-language guide to the licenses a small business may need for music: sync for videos and ads, public performance for shops and events, and what royalty-free and commercial licenses cover.12 min read
- Mixing Music Under Voiceover So Words Stay ClearExact levels, ducking settings and EQ moves for putting background music under a voiceover, plus how to choose or generate instrumentals that leave room for speech.12 min read
- How to Avoid Content ID Claims on Your VideosA practical system for lowering the chance of copyright claims on YouTube and other platforms, plus the records to keep so any claim that does appear is quick to resolve.12 min read
- Background Music for Podcasts: Intros, Beds and OutrosHow to build a consistent audio identity for a podcast: the five music cues every show needs, exact lengths and levels, prompts for each, and how to keep it licensed.12 min read
- How to Pick Background Music for VideosA method for choosing background music that fits your edit: match tempo to cutting pace, energy to the scene, and length to the timeline, with worked examples.12 min read
- Royalty-Free vs Copyright-Free vs Public DomainThree terms that get used as if they mean the same thing. Here is what each one actually lets you do with a piece of music, with examples for video, podcasts and business use.11 min read
- Copyright-Free Music for YouTube: A Creator's GuideWhere safe music for YouTube actually comes from, what each source lets you do, and the habits that keep Content ID claims rare and easy to resolve.13 min read
Questions
The short answers.
- What does royalty-free mean here?
- Royalty-free means you do not pay a fee each time the music is played or viewed. On a paid MusicVivo plan, you pay for the subscription and can use the tracks you generate under the commercial license without per-use royalties. It does not mean the music has no license terms at all.
- Will my video get a Content ID claim?
- Tracks are generated for your prompt rather than pulled from a shared library, which reduces the chance of matching someone else's registered music. No service can promise a claim will never happen. Keep your generation records and license details so you can dispute a mistaken claim quickly.
- Can I use the music in client projects?
- Yes, on Starter, Creator or Pro. The commercial license covers using your generated tracks in work you deliver to clients, such as ads, corporate videos and wedding films. Free plan tracks are for personal use only, so upgrade before using a track in paid work.
- Do I need to credit MusicVivo?
- Check the current license on your account page for the exact attribution terms. Many creators add a short music credit in the description as good practice, even when it is not required. It also helps viewers and reviewers understand where the track came from.
- How does this compare to Epidemic Sound or Artlist?
- Epidemic Sound and Artlist license tracks from large existing catalogues, which suit people who like browsing and want human-produced music. MusicVivo generates new tracks to your description and length. Many creators use both: a library for specific needs, and generated music for custom-length beds and fast turnarounds.
- How long can a background track be?
- Each track can run up to four minutes. For longer videos, generate two or three tracks in the same style and crossfade them in your editor. Credits are charged per second, so a 30-second ad bed uses 30 credits and a full four-minute track uses 240.
Other generators
Pick a starting point.
- AI song generator that writes, sings and mixesDescribe a song in a sentence and MusicVivo returns a finished track with vocals, synced lyrics and an album cover. Most songs arrive in about a minute.Open
- An AI music generator built around your briefTell MusicVivo the genre, mood and pace you need and it composes an original track to match. Use it with vocals for songs or without for instrumentals and scoring.Open
- Lyrics to song: hear your words sung backPaste the lyrics you wrote and MusicVivo sets them to music with a singer, a melody and a full arrangement. You keep your words exactly as written and choose how they should sound.Open
- AI rap generator for full rapped tracksGive MusicVivo a topic or your own bars and it returns a rapped vocal over a matching beat. Choose the style, the tempo and the voice, then download the track with synced lyrics.Open
- Lofi music generator for calm, steady tracksDescribe the room you want to be in and MusicVivo makes a lofi track to match, from rainy window to late-night desk lamp. Keep it instrumental for focus or add a soft vocal line.Open
- Birthday song generator that sings their nameAdd a name, an age and a couple of stories, and MusicVivo writes and sings an original birthday song about that person. Send it by text, play it at the party or tuck a QR code into a card.Open
- AI lyrics generator you can hear right awayDescribe what the song is about and MusicVivo drafts verses, a chorus and a bridge, then sings them so you can judge how they sound. Edit any line and generate again until the words feel like yours.Open
- AI beat maker for instrumentals you can build onDescribe the drums, bass and feel you want and MusicVivo generates a full instrumental beat at your tempo. Use it to rap or sing over, drop it into a DAW, or play along on the kit.Open
- A custom song gift written from your storyShare how you met, what you love about them and the moments that matter, and MusicVivo turns it into an original song with its own cover art. Make it tonight for an anniversary, a wedding or a thank you.Open
Score your next video
Try it free, then upgrade for a commercial license when you publish.
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