AI Music Generator / Music Lab
AI Music Generator Online
Explore AI Music Generator in QuestStudio. Review supported inputs, workflows and account requirements before creating a project.
Choose music generation around the finished asset
Start from the role the audio must play: background bed, full song, soundtrack, or synchronized sound. This keeps the model choice tied to duration, vocals, mood, and the video or campaign it needs to support.
| Creative job | Start with | Decision rule |
|---|---|---|
| Songs or instrumental arrangements | MiniMax Music 2.6 | Choose the current model, confirm whether the track needs lyrics, and review the actual arrangement before editing it into a campaign. |
| Short instrumental ideas | Google Lyria 2 | Explore an instrumental bed or texture. Lyria 2 does not generate a sung advertising line; check the timing and space for your narration. |
| Sound for an existing video | Video to Audio | Start from the clip when synchronized ambience or sound effects matter more than a standalone song. |
A controlled workflow that wastes fewer generations
- Define where the track will be used, the required duration, mood, tempo, instruments, and whether vocals are needed.
- Generate one short direction and verify that it supports the visual instead of competing with it.
- Compare variations by editability, clean transitions, intelligibility, and fit with the target platform.
- Save the selected track with the related video or campaign project.
Questions before you generate
Can Lyria 2 sing my lyrics?
No. Lyria 2 is an instrumental model. Music Lab currently offers MiniMax Music 2.6 for a lyric-based workflow; approve the words and review the generated performance before publication.
Should I generate music before or after the video?
For tightly synchronized sound, start with the video. For mood-led edits, create a short music direction first and cut the visuals around its structure.
Can I keep music, voice, and video in one project?
Yes. QuestStudio is designed to keep related generated assets and their source directions together inside the same creative workspace.