
Edge of the Storm
2:44Epic cinematic
- Cinematic
- G major
- No vocals
Made from: “epic cinematic, soaring strings, choir, big taiko drums, heroic build”
Cinematic, Afrobeats, jazz or metal. With a voice, or none at all.
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A storm-sized score with no voice, and a dance track with one.

Epic cinematic
Made from: “epic cinematic, soaring strings, choir, big taiko drums, heroic build”

Joyful Afrobeats · male vocals
Made from: “joyful Afrobeats, bright guitars, log drums, shakers, warm male vocal, dance”
Leave vocals on for a song. Switch on Instrumental for music that sits under everything else.
| Vocals on | Instrumental on | |
|---|---|---|
| You get | Vocals on: Lyrics and a sung voice | Instrumental on: Music only |
| Best for | Vocals on: Sharing, gifts, singing along | Instrumental on: Voice-overs, games, streams |
| Length | Vocals on: Pick 1 to 4 minutes, or Auto | Instrumental on: The model picks it |
| Lyrics | Vocals on: Written for you, or paste your own | Instrumental on: None |
Have a track with a voice and want only the music? The Vocal Remover takes the voice out.
Seven are one tap away; sixteen more are in the longer list.
Taiko, low strings and choir for trailers, games and big reveals.
Log drums, reggaeton grooves and bright guitars that make people move.
Build-ups, drops and neon synths for workouts and edits.
Live drums and big guitars, from garage to heavy.
Brushed drums, warm organ, piano and string quartets.
Soft keys and guitars for study streams and calm videos.
For tracks made on a paid plan or credit pack.
“Edge of the Storm” runs 2:44. A trailer needs about 30 seconds of it.

Play it through and note where the drums and choir come in together.
Drag the handles in the free Audio Cutter, or type the start and end.
A short fade on the end, so the music settles instead of stopping dead.
Under a voice, behind a level, or filling a room.

A cinematic build timed to the title card.

A different track for every world.

Music that never fights your voice.

Slow ambient pads for a full hour, in two takes.
The second take of “All Night Long” moved from G major to E minor and from 115 to 122 BPM. One prompt can give you two moods.
All Night Long, one run: “joyful Afrobeats, bright guitars, log drums, shakers, warm male vocal, dance”
Genre, instruments, then how it moves.

Start with the genre and one feeling: “dark cinematic, tense”.
“Taiko, low strings, choir” beats a long list. Switch on Instrumental for no voice.
“Quiet start, huge ending” shapes it. Cut the part you need in the Audio Cutter.
Pop, indie pop, R&B, hip hop, rock, lo-fi and cinematic are one tap away. Dance, EDM, synthwave, folk, acoustic, country, jazz, soul, metal, punk, reggaeton, Latin, K-pop, Afrobeats, gospel and classical are in the longer list.
It is the same tool. Leave vocals on for a song; switch on Instrumental for music with no voice.
V6 for the best vocals and song structure, V6 Wild for bolder, more surprising takes, and V6 mini for quick drafts. Free accounts use V6 mini; any purchase unlocks the rest, MiniMax and ElevenLabs included.
Yes, tracks you make while on a paid plan or credit pack can go in videos, podcasts, ads, games and client work. Please don’t register them in Content ID.
Not when it makes the track. Run the finished track through the Stem Splitter for vocals, drums, bass, other and the backing, each as its own file.
No. Each V6 run makes two new takes, and they can differ: “All Night Long” came out at 115 BPM in G major and 122 BPM in E minor.
Yes, tracks made on a paid plan or credit pack can go in games. For a loop, cut a steady part with the free Audio Cutter.
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Two tracks a run, with or without a voice.
Two free songs, no account needed.