Rich, full arrangements from a single sentence. No lyrics needed.
Lyria 3.5 is Google DeepMind’s music model. Describe the genre, mood and instruments and it writes the arrangement, and its own lyrics when the song has vocals. In Music Lab the result opens as a project you can split into stems, mix and master.
Music Lab runs on a monthly plan. Clip Pro is $9 for your first month, then $19/mo.
Runs in Music Lab
Vocals or instrumental
Opens as a multitrack project
Direct answer
When should you use Lyria 3.5?
Use Lyria 3.5 when the feel matters more than the words: a cinematic bed, a lo-fi loop, a mood for a video. Pick Mureka 9.5 when you want to sing your own lyrics and keep editing the vocal, and ACE-Step 1.5 when the tempo and key must be exact.
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Describe the song
Genre, mood, voice and what it is about. Paste lyrics, or tap Write lyrics for me and edit them.
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Pick a take
The song lands in about a minute. Write another take any time and keep the one you like.
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Produce it
Split into stems, rewrite a part, mix and master for TikTok, then use it under a video.
Made with Lyria 3.5
Hear what it made in Clip Studio.
Each track below is shown unedited, with the prompt that made it. Try this prompt opens Music Lab with Lyria 3.5 and the same prompt filled in.
Cinematic trailer
1:07
Cinematic · instrumental
PromptLyria 3.5
A 30-second cinematic instrumental: slow swelling strings, deep low brass and soft taiko drums building to an epic, hopeful peak. Film-trailer mood, 80 BPM, no vocals.
A 30-second lo-fi hip hop instrumental: dusty vinyl crackle, mellow Rhodes chords, a lazy swung drum loop and a warm bassline. Chill study-beat mood, 75 BPM, no vocals.
