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Transform reference melodies into full stereo vocal tracks and high-fidelity song covers with custom lyrics
From reference audio and lyric markup to a radio-ready 44.1kHz vocal track in three clear steps.
High-resolution vocal synthesis, organic acoustic phrasing, and stereo mix quality driven by reference audio and structured lyrics.
Explore fully realized vocal covers, genre adaptations, and lyrical transformations generated from audio references and custom lyrics.
How songwriters, producers, audio creators, and brands turn existing melodies into fresh vocal arrangements.
MiniMax Music requires a reference audio file (.wav or .mp3) of at least 15 seconds containing both vocals and instrumentation, paired with a custom lyrics prompt up to 600 characters. The model uses the reference track to guide the vocal melody, style, and musical genre while applying your provided lyrics.
Structure your text using single line breaks between lyric lines and double line breaks for dramatic pauses between sections. Include inline structural markers like [Intro], [Verse], [Chorus], [Bridge], and [Outro] or double hash marks (##Verse##) to guide timing and vocal dynamics. Keep the text under 600 characters to prevent clipping.
MiniMax Music generates tracks up to 76 seconds in a single generation pass. For longer pieces, create individual song sections using structured section markers and assemble them in post-production.
No, the model requires vocal content in the reference audio to properly anchor vocal synthesis and arrangement. Pure instrumental tracks without vocal lines can cause generation failures or unpredictable outputs.
Transform reference melodies into full stereo vocal tracks and high-fidelity song covers with custom lyrics
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