A brief that gets read, not skimmed
4,000 characters reach the model: the bpm, the groove, which instruments carry the hook, where a filtered verse lifts into a full chorus, even how dry and forward the lead vocal sits.

Describe the track and Pika Music writes it from scratch — add a reference and it borrows the style, not the notes.
4,000 characters reach the model: the bpm, the groove, which instruments carry the hook, where a filtered verse lifts into a full chorus, even how dry and forward the lead vocal sits.
Paste up to 8,000 characters and mark the structure with [Verse], [Pre-Chorus] and [Chorus]. An empty lyrics box is an instrumental — the same brief, no vocal.
Attach a reference track on the From brief approach and it becomes the starting point for a new composition rather than something to copy.
A vocal reference can shape the character and delivery of the performance. Cloning a voice needs the rights to it, so the panel holds Generate until you confirm you have them.
Attach a song, describe what it should become, and it is rebuilt to that brief — new genre, new tempo, new arrangement, the same song underneath.
10 to 360 seconds — six minutes — chosen on the Length chip. The panel opens on 30.
No. Leave the lyrics box empty and the track comes back instrumental. Fill it and you get up to 8,000 characters, with [Verse], [Pre-Chorus] and [Chorus] tags placing the structure.
On the From brief approach it is optional, and it borrows the style rather than the notes — the reference is where the new composition starts, not what it copies.
It can shape the character and delivery of the performance. On the Use my voice approach the sample is required, and either way you have to confirm you hold the rights to clone that voice before the request will submit.
Yes. Choose Cover a track, attach the source audio, and write the brief as the arrangement you want instead — a different genre, a different tempo, a different band.
The Key chip appends the key to your brief, which is where the model reads it. Any key leaves the choice open, and the chip's text counts against the brief's 4,000 characters.