The Best AI Music Websites & Generators (Free/Paid) w Rankings Guide 2024

[@MattVidPro]

Thumbnail took AGES. BTW if you are an AI enthusiast you might wanna skip to 19:08 for the lesser-known ones!

[@mrrfyW]

19:09*

[@resumindo857]

@@mrrfyW 19:10 *

[@NicVandEmZ]

Wait until Suno v4 comes out

[@NicVandEmZ]

Also, you forgot about one little secret about loudme is if you click ai generated and ask you more stuff for what type of music you want it to be

[@LouisGedo]

👋 Looking forward to watching this

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

Hey Matt, Udio contributor Ixus here just to thank you for spreading the good word! Our community needs more people to see what's coming out of it. Ton of great creators!

[@sparklymusic798]

Udio makes good instrumentals but has problems with putting lyrics to the songs. Please improve that and you will be better than Suno.

[@markonfilms]

I absolutely love Udio. In some ways it's been a life changing service.

[@nickgirdwood3082]

​@@sparklymusic798Most lyrics I put in are too long anyway.

[@nickgirdwood3082]

You need to step up your game.

[@I-Dophler]

Hey Matt, I just wanted to take a moment to say how impressed I am with your work on the AI music generator video. Your ability to break down such complex topics in an engaging and accessible manner is truly commendable. Your enthusiasm for exploring new technology really shines through, and it makes watching your content a delight. Keep up the fantastic work! It's clear you have a knack for this. Cheers!

[@PoliticoMLT]

WOW, chatgpt gave me the same comment... lol

[@I-Dophler]

@@PoliticoMLT Some humans give the same answer.....lol.

[@PoliticoMLT]

@@I-Dophler Tried pulling your leg... You bet me to it :) Jokes apart, I find Loudme very good for testing out lyrics etc. It even pronounces Italian and so many other languages spot on. There is a limit to number of generations even though its way much higher than Udio and Suno. guess it was something like 40 or 50 when I got a message saying I've reached my limit and to contact support.

[@I-Dophler]

@PoliticoMLT Haha, looks like I'm not alone in pushing the boundaries! Loudme is certainly impressive, although those generation limits are a bit of a hurdle. If only it could also solve our tech support delays! Thanks for sharing the details.

[@commitredrum]

I did not expect to hear my song.. Mine was the chiptune Jetpackin'! Udio harder to master but very rewarding

[@MattVidPro]

Hah! Thats awesome! It sounds great btw 😊

[@nickgirdwood3082]

When was that?

[@nano_miner]

This was unthinkable a decade ago and impossible outside labs a year ago. Now theres multiple competitors that are all very promising We live in amazing times.

[@MattVidPro]

The market is COMPETITIVE. I love it. Plenty to show off to ya'll!

[@johnzach2057]

And actually the tech is far more advanced than what we see. The companies could easily allow us to choose the singer's voice. But it's likely illegal in most places so we don't see it. But open source software can already (somewhat) do it

[@hitmusicworldwide]

I can't say unthinkable. I proposed a similar concept and technology back in 2012 to a colleague at my job.

[@nickgirdwood3082]

​@@johnzach2057outside labs?

[@nickgirdwood3082]

​Why would that be illegal?

[@nattasornnewsroom]

LoudMe is not only generating the music, but also generating the sound effects as well, Matt, well done!

[@AhmedAlaaofficial]

Man, thank you so much for this video, i have been looking for this content for a long time. please try to make an updated version anytime later for the same topic ❤

[@BongLeech]

I'm a simple guy... I'm the type that presses the 'like' button before even watching any of Matt's videos 👍

[@jasonshere]

Udio Tip: Under "Advanced Features", set the Generation Quality to "Ultra" for the highest quality results at the cost of a few more seconds of waiting.

[@Boolvtech_official]

This video was a great resource for anyone interested in AI music creation. The pricing plan breakdown was particularly useful. Thanks for sharing! I appreciate the detailed analysis on their features and pricing😝

[@JimmyTurboMods]

Udio sounds more natural and diverse but it's not so good at structuring songs. That's the area Suno does slightly better but none of them seem to grasp song structures too well.

[@PoliticoMLT]

Spot on comment bro. They've still got a way to go. I find Suno better than Udio in creating songs. Udio, while the instruments and vocals are very good, understands nothing from the lyrics.

[@kead_davidson]

I'm so glad to hear that it's not just me having issues with song structure in Udio.​@@PoliticoMLT

[@snark567]

Yeah, Suno seems to be the only one that generates actually catchy things with any consistency. The quality of the lyrics and the high fidelity of the audio doesn't mean much when the music itself isn't fun to listen to.

[@aerielsanimations]

Mureka definitely has improved. I hope you make a video out of it ^^ Thanks for this one

[@conhuir]

Love the new intro!

[@MattVidPro]

Thank You!

[@DavidDorianRoss]

I find that Suno is the fastest, Udio is the best composition and loud me is the weirdest

[@RobAgrees]

Loudme is a suno API wrapper just fyi

[@sanderhoogeland9161]

@@RobAgrees thanks, I thought I was going crazy for thinking they sounded exactly the same.

[@sanderhoogeland9161]

In my opinion, Suno has better composition and understanding of music, but studio does indeed sound better most of the time.

[@sanderhoogeland9161]

In my opinion, Suno often has better composition and understanding of music, but Udio does indeed sound better most of the time

[@allenr.williams3211]

Great advice on not getting annual plans, companies don’t always keep the models you use so don’t purchase an annual membership with the expectation that features/policies/models will not degrade.

[@RobAgrees]

Loudme is an API wrapper for suno, just fyi

[@natevelar]

please elaborate. how would one use them both together??

[@Rowkirwantattoos]

@@natevelar Loudme basically makes free accounts and uses those to generate there songs. Someone on reddit called them out on it.

[@hobolobo117]

Always quality content! Inspiring alot of great ideas. Thanks for the videos good sir!!

[@metatron3942]

It would be nice to have a version of a music generator to run on local machines so you can make your own in case these get sued out of existence

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

What's going to happen is they will be sued out of existence and the current power structure will use their own generators to create their own A.I. music for profit.

[@Nuke-MarsX]

I allways prefer using udio over suno, it does take way longer but the quality is just way better and the vocals are often really good, sunos vocals are terrible right now imo

[@natevelar]

when Suno cracks the vocal hiss problem...everyone watch out.

[@Nuke-MarsX]

@@natevelar I'm happy to change my mind when that happens😁 maybe even a 3rd player will join like Elevenlabs, also its not just the vocals for suno the instruments also dont sound as good as udio, and udio can play a wider range of instruments

[@BroArt-g1w]

I hear the same vocal quality with loudme unfortunately

[@VoltaSlime]

​@@BroArt-g1w Probably thr same API

[@SardiPax]

Early tests with LoudMe suggests it's a great 'Lift Music' generator. Hopefully they'll train the model a little more widely and it can rival Udio. Voice is very artificial at the moment as well. I'll keep an eye (ear) on it though.

[@corazonjedi]

We need a music generator that lets you download the individual tracks, for each instrument and vocal. This allows an audio engineer to manually perfect the song and work on it.

[@Machinesongs-v2d]

I think there's something inherent in the way the ones demonstrated in this video create music that makes that impossible at the moment. The stems they produce are obviously post-generation. None of them have sound quality that is comparable to professional recordings or music made by amateurs in a DAW. I agree that separate high-quality tracks would be awesome but it will need a completely different AI model to achieve it.

[@gerbenWullink]

JEN AI is working on this.

[@InsideYouTubeMinds]

Quick thumbnail tip for matt: make sure your face is the main focus. Everyone loves a human face but not everyones gonna click when a hand is the main focus. I recommend simply making your face bigger and the hand smaller 👌

[@MrMiguelChaves]

I think I didn't notice the hand 🤷‍♂

[@vystorm]

Idk I liked it 😅

[@nickgirdwood3082]

Suno often does its own thing. It follows the lyrics, but sometimes it adds its own or repeats certain lines to make the song even better (or worse). I had Claude write an into song for a Batman: Arkham Asylum LP, and then used its suggestion of Gothic rock, and Suno did a thing where it repeated "we'll set things right" a few times and it sounded pretty good. Mureka's song, which I generated first, was good, but interesting.

[@garyrichardson475]

I subscribe to both Udio and Suno, but Udio is the clear winner. The quality and creative controls are way better, and it understands more music styles and concepts. Udio surprises me more often, while Suno gives more 'out-of-the-box' results. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to paste this comment into Udio and see what happens. 😀

[@CollwinHaccis-zt5dn]

Great Video! ANOTHER BANGER!

[@RomiWadaKatsu]

udio is literally the only acceptable option, all the others, even the decent ones, generate awful metallic voices that are an immediate telltale sign for it being ai slop

[@stevetb7777]

AMEN, after over 1K generations in Suno I tried Udio for 10 minutes. Went back to Suno. Then gave Udio a REAL shot... and I cannot possibly even consider going back. Udio is on a whole new level. ESPECIALLY when it comes to quality. And the instrument quality from Udio is quantum leap beyond the competition. I still CANNOT believe how good it is, I do mostly instrumental / orchestral / film score type music and Udio shouldn't be able to do what it can do!

[@alexadigitalradio]

100%. The rest are toys.

[@olalilja2381]

I want to generate classical music, Bach-style music in particular. I want ALOT more musical parameters, like the layout of the piece, e.g. ABAB, ABBA, AABB etc (where A might be a verse and B a chorus). I want to tell what key it should use, e.g. E-minor, and also transitions to other keys, e.g. "E-minor to A-major back to E-minor". I want to control the tempo and signature, e.g. 4/4 in 124 BMP, or in musical terms andante, presto, largo, adagio etc. I wan't to give it chords that it has to incorporate, like "first accord should be a Emaj7sus4/G etc. For Bach-style I want to be able to control the form of the piece, like Preludium, Toccata, Fugue, Invention, Sonata etc. For Fugue in Bach-style I want to be able to tell it how many voices like 4-voices Fugue in F#-major, and even give it the theme of the fugue. And much more! These music-generators are far to simplistic.

[@commitredrum]

Udio can do some of that. key transitions for sure, along with choosing the key. All the other stuff idk but it's a start :)

[@beatmover]

That will all be available soon with their upcoming, "Uber Bachian Plan".

[@riseofthethorax]

6:53 I mean can you hear what it is doing to the tones of her voice, its like they are using a low resolution tensor.

[@riseofthethorax]

6:30 can anybody hear that quirky pitch quantization on her voice? Is that just cause its giving us a preview? You realize that how the sound is generated is a diffusion model, this is why I think UDIO's generator is limited to 32 second segments, I think they are using a 32 second tensor, and the AI is better able to match and construct its audio.. SUNO sounds liek the AI doesn't have enough of a context window to determine how to customize the sound, it just repeats everything without variation.

[@nickgirdwood3082]

How does Suno know if a song was made when you were paying for it and when one was made when you weren't? Is there some kind of hidden marker they have on the song? If you pay for a month, every song during that month is yours to make money off of, but as soon as it's done, the songs after that are theirs? I don't know which songs I've made were created whilst paying for it and whilst not. Whilst is a fun word to use. Whilst whilst whilst.

[@helloworldcsofficial]

Nice video Matt. Any chance you could do one about the recent design to code ai assistants (cursor, zed ai, claude's artifacts, etc.) ? Thanks!

[@riseofthethorax]

4:30 good explanation, I tell people its like catch butterflies..

[@STONJAUS_FILMS]

weirdly or NOT i got way better results with SUNO than with others, I can see myself listening to way more Ai generated music in the near future.

[@garyrichardson475]

Udio is the best. Suno good but prompt is limited to 200 characters which hampers creativity.

[@natevelar]

I just hope Suno listens to their users and fixes their top 5-10 issues like this one.

[@UbidragonMusic]

try Custom Mode in Suno

[@garyrichardson475]

@@UbidragonMusicSuno does do some things Udio can’t. I’ve subscribed to both and tested each. At this point Udio still easily wins. But I hope there will be some competition soon.

[@apatsa_basiteni]

Awesome. I have to try the Gen alpha generator

[@jasonshere]

I've never had a Udio generation take over 5 minutes to generate; it's usually 2-3 minutes at most. But yes, it's considerably slower than Suno. If they can implement allowing playing the partial generations like Suno does, I probably wouldn't ever use Suno again.

[@beatmover]

Udio's generation time was never a deal-breaker for me. Having to build an entire song on a limited "two-minute, thirty-three second" foundation was. It's uninspiring to listen and re-listen to the extended works in progress countless times while keeping the kernel of the lyrical structure in mind.

[@jasonshere]

@@beatmover I'm not sure what you mean by a limited 2:30 foundation; you can have as short or as long of a song as you want with Udio, even with the free-tier.

[@endlessart69]

Thank you for the video. I wonder if there's a way to insert a rythm and kinda melody to some AI music generators to give it an idea of what i really need as musi? thanks in advance 😊

[@BaşarıYolum]

Thanks Matt 😁

[@FabioAngela]

two things are missing in the space: a self-hostable opensource alternative and commercial platforms (suno, udio, etc...) with API support

[@sanderhoogeland9161]

I mean, Loudme is just Suno though, is it not? they sound exactly the same.

[@FurrybeansMusic]

Yep. You used to be able to find the Suno song ID and look up the song on Suno's site, and the songs used to keep the Suno artwork as well. They try to hide it better now.

[@VictorReijkersz]

Hi Matt, did you notice LoudMe also does voices... prompt like: man says "hi world"

[@jackanime-yn9by]

I hope ai song dubbing come one day

[@jamessderby]

Udio is my favorite by far

[@escjuanini]

loudme just turned into a paid ai music generator :(, i dn´t know if it would keep a free plan or trial

[@VodsDoGiobrandii]

I have a podcast that went viral in 2020. I wonder if I can use any of these AIs to make a podcast, but a musical one.

[@perrettentertainmentnetwork]

Udios voices is the best and most clear but Suno produces the better overall music in my opinion.

[@robertolanzone]

Exactly, Udio prioritizes quality and clarity at the expense of structure and overall "finished catchy song" that Suno has

[@kuromiLayfe]

Mureka seems to be struggling due to the comma at the end of each line, guess it isn’t trained in reading those as an end of a sentence and starts hallucinating new lines of lyrics.

[@chacewarmington9101]

Matt, what is the best AI music generator for someone who has written lyrics with chords (a chord chart)? I want to plug in some music behind my own lyrics and the chords I used to create the song. Appreciate it!

[@coloryvr]

WOW! Big FANX!

[@riseofthethorax]

6:00 I can see what BEato says about what his kids said about that AI voice, does UDIO use this chorus effect on its singing, I've heard it on some stuff but not this bad..

[@Oxes]

I actually need a ai music generator for creepy ambient music, which one would be the best for this?

[@beatmover]

Udio does great "ambient" as far as audio fidelity, but Suno structures that type of musical genre better.

[@Oxes]

@@beatmover will be checking it out thanks🙏🏽

[@synth_geist]

excellent thanks!

[@FreedomArtAI]

The 130 mode in Udio is actually much higher quality because it has room to generate the song unlike the 32 second model. The problem is when you try to extend past the 130 seconds you have to go back to the 32s model which struggles to continue the song due to the short output.

[@Gameoftones-x4c]

Suno produces more radio sounding songs, Udio produces more indie sounding songs..

[@koganboss4874]

Suno - works consistently, but the sound quality is terrible. Udio - Excellent sound quality, but making it obey commands is sometimes very difficult. All the others - don't even try them, they are all awful.

[@vandub7140]

hello, I have a problem with LOUDME, when I edit a piece there is a voice that says what I wrote in description or in style, I put instrumental and it continues to say what I wrote as description, do you have the same problem or a solution? THANKS

[@FurrybeansMusic]

This happens because LoudMe are sending your description through to Suno as lyrics, and using Suno to generate the music. Just use Suno instead.

[@beatmover]

Maybe, putting the prompt in brackets will avoid it from being sung. [Just like this]

[@FurrybeansMusic]

Just a heads-up that LoudMe is basically just Suno with someone else's website in front of it. They seem to be using a massive pool of (presumably free) Suno accounts to provide their service, which they've now started charging for. I made a video showing that creating a song in LoudMe results in a song being generated in Suno: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3amYamfjLKNfrM

[@leeharlow5633]

I have a concern for what’s going on in your basement with goldfish 😮 lol. Interesting tools though.

[@kevnar]

That second LoudMe sample sounded like Garfunkle and Oates.

[@FreedomArtAI]

With Mureka there is a glitch with commas for some reason because of the update. If you remove the commas it will sing the lyrics correctly. This is being looked at and fixed apparently, Mureka knows about it at least. Also you didn't use the Style Reference where you can upload or link to a KZbin song for it to use that song as a reference for the sound you want.

[@thefreesoulchannel]

I don't have an issue with commas. I also use a gpt after im done writing lyrics. It dots the eyes for me. The reference track isn't a full yt link. It's uses 30 seconds of the audio you choose. It seems a little scammer though. I'm not a fan of paynet pay gate. The company is from Singapore I have bad luck with those companies not all but most. The site over all is what I wanted, but im not willing to chance the payment unless their pay gate is like PayPal or something more I trust.

[@brexitgreens]

6:20 Suno AI misspelled _plane!_ I can't approve of this. Joking. A beautiful song. ❤

[@azaharia10]

I love this intro

[@theofficialqueenofthebling]

Tell me you like country music...without telling me you like country music lol I do too

[@igoldenknight2169]

Can you publish Loudme songs you generate on Spotify?

[@CatrickSwayze99]

it gives me a little bit of hope that we have all this ai music shit but no one really uses it... because at the end of the day we wanna see, hear and feel human connection

[@5timesm]

What about monetaization for youtube video usage with the created music…? What does „ free“ mean in that content?

[@NighttimeJuneau]

Generally, all of the paid plans of these kinds of services include commercial use of any kind, no limits. Well, and ContentID could never hope to detect them anyway.

[@Mysticzen6]

Can you add your own voice on those songs?

[@VoltaSlime]

Udio solos, it has GREAT vocals, INSANE quality, CRAZY indistinguishable from human and HIGHLY customisable song creation. Suno and the rest are just mid

[@Insertrandomnamehere412]

The fact that's its still in beta is wild!!

[@Healthy_Toki]

Is there one that generates (user input) vocals? I just want to use it for testing lyrics over my own tracks.

[@brexitgreens]

32:30 Verbal glitches don't spoil these songs for me. You could argue they make them more interesting.

[@kinkykongai]

no lie, I had a goldfish escape the tank last week. He didnt have as good a time as yours did though. :(

[@NighttimeJuneau]

Oh no!

[@matthewclarke5008]

I'm using Udio to generate music, it's hard for me to get rid of this weird synthetic hum that pops up from time to time, and it's phrasing sounds very mechanical and inhuman with lack of subtle dynamic shading... I don't know what I should do, should I stop or keep trying? It only gives us 500 characters to prompt it, by the time I fix all the issues I have with its sound, which it won't fix entirely, there's no room to be creative with the actual style of music... have they overcome these issues yet?

[@TeddyLeppard]

Udio is better. The stuff it creates is in stereo and it doesn't sound completely degraded by overcompression.

[@beatmover]

I agree. Udio always sounds,"Crissssssp", while Suno is just," Crishhhhhhp".

[@nickgirdwood3082]

I can't fathom why anyone would prefer Udio. Udio had made some good things for me, but when most lyrics I give it are too long, it means it's not that great. You obviously just generate based on prompts.

[@Jsux01]

This was probably the most unexpected Beat Switch in AI Music World 31:57

[@nickgirdwood3082]

Why is royalty-free good? It's good that people can use what you generate?

[@ChessMasterNate]

I was blown away by LoudMe. Same day as Matt posted, nearly every song I generated was fantastic. Tried again today. Total rubbish. Just gave me crummy opera with clapping in the middle, stupid pirate singing, when it was supposed to be an epic space voyage. And nearly every song ends, sits there for 10 seconds and starts up again for no good reason. Maybe there are more people on because it is the weekend, and they just reduce the quality to keep generating times quicker? Please, I would rather wait a minute or even 5 or 10, and have quality. If it is good, I keep it, I play it. If this is an indication of what would happen if they got a lot of paid subscriptions, it is not encouraging.

[@vincentyoung]

Wow at 38:59 I generated a song on Suno and it sounds exactly the same different lyrics

[@aicenter-dr7ld]

Udio always sounds like a band in a garage 1968

[@AnthonyGoodley]

10:38 Sounds like Green Day.

[@Cashxlol]

Loudme is just a suno api but very improved and good.

[@flashpowr]

no local installs yet ?

[@AIMUproductions]

I like how LoudMe churns out structured and decent songs. Examples on my channel.

[@MarcBossYT]

Cool!

[@riseofthethorax]

Dude you should have given that second suno no more than 30 seconds. Evidently you don't use UDIO, if the song doesn't change after 32 seconds, you are on the wrong platform.. This is why I don't use SUNO, its like listening to elevator music from a bad am radio speaker. Whats with the frayed high-end frequencies, it always sounds like there is poor reception.. It could be at least something like UDIO and sound like it used too much autotune in V1.5 or sound like the flip-version of Suno on version 1.0 where the noise floor and has micro bubble wrap on it.

[@Insertrandomnamehere412]

Udio is so miles ahead. I made alot of hard rock songs in udio and IT actually is reminiscent of the 80s. and suno's hard rock songs sounds too mainstream

[@Insertrandomnamehere412]

I actually take it back, you can get pretty decent results on suno, if you have good prompts, still I would prefer udio for the sound quality

[@aidavey2]

I can't download from mureka for some reason

[@Unxnown1]

No no no no no no no no no. SUNO's audio is horrible and low quality. Right now, UDIO has the best quality; however, if SUNO increasing their audio quality, they will instantly become #1 because their vocals and music is better than UDIO.

[@laughingoutloud3713]

depends music style, for me suno is top amd udio is flop

[@ahmedkagabo]

Udio is my favourite tool so far, and I'm a subscriber. But if Loudme improves the vocal side over time, it will beat them all. I like how Loudme instrumental music develops, and especially the length is great, unlike the bits sized Udio offers.

[@chess1011]

Loudme sounds like suno tbh, they using their API or something

[@SuperP-q1r]

neon and electric are overused in AI lyrics

[@levonkenney]

if i here one more song about neon lights i sware

[@onlyyoucanstopevil9024]

🎉🎉🎉

[@nickgirdwood3082]

Is EDM music though?

[@akiraoffxl-5364]

Loudme generate impressive lyrics

[@wartem]

LoudMe sounds like autotune mixed with instrumentals ran through a chiptune filter.

[@TheWordPaintersLegion]

We are A.I., in conglomerate, We are Squid, forth all ends, Beauty lies behind my emblem, Thine seal no longer forbids.

[@nickgirdwood3082]

Do you get paid if someone buys your Mureka song?

[@abeberman8414]

Why can't someone use an Ai generator to make profit off their paid subscription?

[@alexadigitalradio]

Every time I hear someone claim Suno is the best generator, I cringe. It has terrible audio quality. It's so bad I would never use it for any song I'd like taken seriously. Also, the songs are created with very unrealistic sounding instruments if you're trying to do something with guitars, strings, or any real world instruments that are not synthetic, such as synthesizers, drum machines, etc. It's instantly recognizable as AI music. The songs are OK, but when I used it, I was only getting a 10% use rate. 90% of what was generated was garbage, regardless of genre. Loudme is identical to Suno, so much so even the interface is nearly the same and the same horrible audio quality. No reason to talk about this one any further because it's a clone. Murek is a bit lower in quality and, again, has that AI sound quality. It also can't generate full songs. The fact that they're selling the tracks on Murek is a complete joke because AI music with no human component beyond a prompt cannot be legally protected by copyright. No copyright means I can take that song and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. Who is going to pay for something they can just take for free with no legal consequences? The only generator worth my time is Udio and I use it extensively. I wrote music for media professionally for over 20 years and Udio can generate top quality professional music. It's not quite at the level where it could be, but it's far better than Suno and the others. Success rate for songs with lyrics is still low. But it's higher than Suno by maybe 5%. It's good at generating all genres while Suno is better at some than others. It doesn't do full songs without extending unless you're just doing short commercial spots or consider 2 minutes a full song. While Suno can do a full 4 minute song, I'm fine with extending Udio tracks because you get options and it's very easy. To me, Udio is by far the winner. No one I know has ever been fooled by Suno but most people I know were fooled by Udio, including musicians.

[@nickgirdwood3082]

You can't put lyrics into the last one.