How do credits work across the studio rooms?
Each song costs credits, and the free plan comes with 30 credits a year, about 15 generations, at 2 credits per song; unused credits reset on your renewal date. When a project needs more runs before your renewal, Pay Once lets you buy credits as a one-time purchase. Plan a session around a few briefs you care about, and compare the takes from each brief to decide the next edit.
Where are my songs kept between sessions?
Every take lands in My Workspace, the AI music studio workspace for the whole site. From each song’s menu you can Move to a folder, Share, Edit title or Delete, and the Lyrics menu holds View Lyrics and Use Style & Lyrics. Saved songs can also be picked straight from My Music on tools such as AI Mastering and the AI Song Cover Generator, so a take can move from room to room straight from your library.
Which files can I export?
The Downloads menu on a song lists MP3 Audio, WAV Audio, FLAC Audio, Batch Download, the Commercial License and a PNG of the cover image. Free users can download a limited number of songs, while paid plans include MP3, WAV and FLAC files. Keep the take you plan to release as WAV or FLAC beside an MP3 for quick listening, and name each file with the brief and the date.
Can I release songs I record in these rooms?
Yes. Monthly and yearly subscribers hold commercial rights, within the scope of the Commercial License, for songs made in the studio. The Commercial License certificate costs 5 credits per song on monthly plans and Pay Once, and 0 credits on yearly plans, with no extra charge. Download the certificate from the song’s Downloads menu when the track is final, and store it with the audio so the paperwork travels with the release.
Does it work as an AI music studio online on a phone?
Yes. The live room opens in your phone's browser as well as on your computer. Use the commute to try three or four briefs and note which takes deserve a second listen. A phone suits recording briefs and comparing takes on headphones; the mix room tools are easier to judge on studio monitors or good speakers when you get back to the desk.