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LyriaCraft: AI Music Generation

Unleash your creativity with LyriaCraft! Generate 30 seconds of high-fidelity music with natural language prompts, powered by Google’s Lyria 2 model.

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Overview

LyriaCraft, powered by Google’s Lyria 2 model, is a foundation model for high-quality audio generation, capable of creating diverse soundscapes and musical pieces from text prompts. Lyria produces instrumental music.

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How to Use LyriaCraft

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Describe Your Music

Describe the piece of music you want to generate. Be very specific and descriptive. Refer to the prompt guide for more information.
Describe Your Music
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Add a Negative Prompt

A negative prompt is recommended in order to filter out any unwanted noise and sounds from the track.
Add a Negative Prompt
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Generate Music

Click “Generate Music with Lyria 2”. It usually takes less than a minute to generate a track. All results will be 30 seconds.
Generate Music

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Prompt Guide

Good prompts are descriptive and clear. To get your generated music closer to what you want, start with identifying your core musical idea and then refine your idea by adding keywords and modifiers.

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Basic Prompt Structure

Effective Lyria 2 prompts should include:
  • Genre/Style: “ambient electronic,” “jazz fusion,” “cinematic orchestral”
  • Mood/Emotion: “melancholic,” “uplifting,” “mysterious,” “energetic”
  • Instrumentation: “piano and strings,” “synthesizers and drums,” “acoustic guitar”
  • Tempo/Energy: “slow and contemplative,” “driving beat,” “moderate pace”
Example: “Ambient electronic music with soft synthesizer pads and gentle piano melodies, creating a peaceful and introspective atmosphere”

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Advanced Prompting Techniques

For more sophisticated results, incorporate:
  • Production Style: “lo-fi,” “crisp and clean,” “warm analog sound”
  • Musical Elements: “arpeggiated patterns,” “sustained chords,” “rhythmic percussion”
  • Atmospheric Details: “reverb-drenched,” “intimate close-miked sound,” “spacious mix”
Example: “Cinematic orchestral piece with soaring strings, powerful brass sections, and thunderous percussion, building to an epic crescendo with warm, film-score production”

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Genre-Specific Approaches

Electronic Music

Describe the synthesizer types and beat patterns you want. Try “Deep house with warm analog bass, crisp hi-hats, and atmospheric pads.”

Orchestral Music

Specify which instrument sections to include. Use prompts like “Chamber orchestra with intimate string quartet and solo woodwind melodies.”

Ambient Music

Focus on atmosphere rather than rhythm. Describe textures with prompts like “Ethereal ambient soundscape with evolving textures and subtle harmonic shifts.”

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Common Pitfalls to Avoid

  • Don’t make your prompts too complicated. Keep them simple and focused.
  • Avoid contradictory instructions like asking for music that’s both “fast and slow.”
  • Be specific about what you want instead of using vague descriptions.
  • Always use the negative prompt field to exclude unwanted sounds.