Carry a short sketch into another section
Give a verse, hook, or rough arrangement room to continue so you can hear whether the idea wants a chorus, bridge, or calmer passage.
Open-road edit 06 · Keep the track moving
Upload a song, loop, or unfinished demo you have permission to use, describe how it should continue, and generate a longer variation. Sign-in and an active Pro or Ultra plan are required.
Route notes · Source track to continuation
Start with audio you may use. The AI song extender uses that recording and your direction to generate a new continuation, which you can review before deciding what comes next.
Choose an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or WebM file up to 25 MB. A clear song, loop, or demo gives the continuation a useful musical starting point.
Name the energy, instruments, vocal direction, or section you want to hear. Keep one clear path instead of stacking conflicting changes.
Create a continuation and listen across the transition from your source audio. If the direction misses, change one detail and run another version.
Pro lane · Audio tools
Anyone can explore this page. Upload processing and song extension require an active Pro or Ultra plan. Pro uses 100 credits per run; Ultra includes each run at 0 credits.
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Four next moves · One source track
Use the original track as the anchor, then test a longer direction without claiming that every first transition will be release-ready.
Give a verse, hook, or rough arrangement room to continue so you can hear whether the idea wants a chorus, bridge, or calmer passage.
Use a loop as the source and describe a development in texture, rhythm, or instrumentation instead of manually repeating the same bars.
Continue a music idea for a video, podcast, or game scene, then edit the result against the actual timeline in your production workflow.
Keep the same upload while trying a softer landing, a larger final section, or a new instrumental turn in separate generations.
Signal check · Before you extend
What the tool continues, what it accepts, and which timing and rights decisions remain yours.
It uses the audio you upload as the source for a newly generated continuation guided by your prompt and selected music model. It creates new music rather than acting as a manual loop editor, so listen closely to the transition and arrangement before using the result.
You can upload MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or WebM audio up to 25 MB. Use a file you have permission to upload and extend.
No. Anyone can explore the page, but generation requires sign-in and an active Pro or Ultra plan. Pro uses 100 credits per run; Ultra includes each run at 0 credits.
Not in the current interface. You upload one source file and describe how the track should continue; the service determines the generated continuation. If you need an exact edit length, trim or arrange the result in your audio editor after generation.
Commercial use depends on the license terms for your current plan and export. You must also have the right to upload, adapt, and use the source audio. Review the applicable terms before releasing or monetizing the result.
The current tool asks the model to continue from your uploaded audio using its original parameters. It is still a generated continuation, not a locked splice, so the voice character, melody, instrumentation, timing, or transition may vary. Keep the source file, compare the handoff, and plan on another run or a DAW edit when close continuity matters.
Next exit · A longer draft
Bring a source file you may use and one clear continuation direction. Pro unlocks the upload workflow when you are ready to extend it.
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