Instrumental music. Set the scene.
Create instrumental music with AI: background tracks, standalone pieces and arrangements without vocals.


An instrumental lounge preview with a soft bossa rhythm, upright bass, brushed percussion and a light vibraphone melody.
How it works
Try it now- 01
Say what you want
A sentence or two is enough.
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Choose the settings that fit what you want to make.
03Make it
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About
Create instrumental music for a video, a spoken story or a piece that deserves the foreground. Tell HowWorks where the track belongs, which instruments lead and how the energy should develop. A scene with narration may need a restrained pulse; a standalone piece can carry a stronger melody. Ask for no vocals and describe the opening, build and ending. Listen with the intended footage or setting, then adjust the musical brief for a new take.
Questions
What should I put in an instrumental music brief?
Describe the purpose, mood, pace and lead instruments, then explain how the arrangement should develop. Say whether the music should stay in the background or have a melody that draws attention. Include no vocals in the brief.
Can I make background music for a video?
Yes. Describe the scene and whether it contains speech. Ask for an arrangement with enough space for the voice or action, then test the actual track alongside the footage and adjust the final mix in your editing workflow.
Can I request a particular length?
You can request an approximate instrumental length between 10 seconds and 6 minutes. Describe the musical arc that should fit it, then check the actual duration of the result. Trim or fade the delivered audio when your placement needs precise timing.
Does instrumental mean there will be no singing?
That is the intended direction of this preset. State no vocals, no sung words and no vocal textures when those distinctions matter, then listen through the result before using it.
Can I get stems or an editable music session?
This entry delivers generated audio, rather than an editable instrument session or a promised set of separate stems. Review the files actually delivered before planning a workflow that needs individual instrument tracks.







