Two more scenes
Then ask for changes
Once your song plays, type what it needs. It changes while it plays, and you keep only what you like.
- Youa longer, slower build
- Youone big hit at the end
- Youtake the choir out
- Youmake it sadder, in a minor key
- Youadd a quiet piano before the drums
Made for big moments
An orchestra on call
Strings, brass, piano, choir and big drums. Ask for any of them in or out.
Builds you can shape
A quiet start, a rise, a hit. Ask for the build longer, the hit bigger or the end softer.
Yours to use
You own what you make and can use it in your videos and games. Some built-in sounds ask for a credit; the list is on the Terms page.
See the code of “The trailer”
setcpm(22.5) // 90 BPM, C minor, a trailer that builds
const strings = note("<[c3,g3,eb4] [ab2,eb3,c4] [eb3,bb3,g4] [bb2,f3,d4]>") .s("gm_string_ensemble_1") .attack(.4) .gain(.3)
const ostinato = note("<[c4 eb4 g4 eb4]*2 [c4 eb4 ab4 eb4]*2 [bb3 eb4 g4 eb4]*2 [bb3 d4 f4 d4]*2>")
.s("gm_string_ensemble_1") .decay(.1) .sustain(.3) .gain(.2)
const drums = s("bd ~ ~ bd ~ ~ bd ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ [sd,lt] ~ ~ ~, <~ ~ ~ cr>") .gain(.48) .room(.6)
const brass = note("<[c3,g3] [ab2,eb3] [eb3,bb3] [bb2,f3]>") .s("gm_trumpet") .lpf(1500) .gain(.2)
const choir = note("<[g4,c5] [ab4,c5] [g4,bb4] [f4,bb4]>") .s("gm_choir_aahs") .attack(.6) .gain(.18)
arrange(
[4, stack(strings, ostinato)], // the setup
[8, stack(strings, ostinato, drums, brass, choir)], // the rise
)Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Your first song needs no sign-up, and making, editing and sharing songs is free. Exporting WAV and MP3 comes with Pro.
- Can I use it in my film or trailer?
- You own what you make and can use it in your videos and games. Some built-in sounds ask for a credit; the list is on the Terms page.
- Can it fit my edit?
- Yes. Ask for a length in seconds, a quiet part where the dialog is, or a hit at a set time.
The sounds that ask for a credit: Sound credits on the Terms page.
Make the music for your scene
A trailer that builds is already typed in. Describe your scene, or press the button.
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