“Cinematic orchestral build — sparse piano motif, swelling strings, distant timpani, climaxes with a hopeful brass theme over rolling toms.”
Studio-grade music, from prompt, image, or vibe
Cinematic scores. Lo-fi beats. Trailer cues. Game soundtracks. Instrumental tracks rendered by Google Lyria — IP-indemnified by Google Cloud, SynthID-watermarked, commercial-cleared.
Midnight Drive
“Cinematic synthwave score — pulsing bass arpeggio, neon-soaked pads, distant analog drums, slow build into a soaring lead melody.”
Everything Lyria can compose
Studio-grade tracks, from prompt, image, or vibe
Each card streams a real render. Every track ships with Google's SynthID watermark and full commercial-use license.
“Upbeat instrumental pop — bright synth pluck, four-on-the-floor kick, syncopated bass, polished radio-ready chorus hook.”
“Late-night lo-fi hip-hop — warm vinyl crackle, mellow Rhodes piano chords, dusty boom-bap drums, soft saxophone fills.”
“Epic trailer cue — pulsing low brass hits, choir stabs on the downbeats, percussive risers building to a hard cinematic drop.”
“Image input: foggy seaside cliffs at dawn, soft grey light, gulls. Generated brief: ambient electronic — slowly evolving granular pads, distant hand percussion, field-recorded ocean shimmer.”
“Glitchy electronic dance — chopped vocal stabs, side-chained saw bass, snare rolls, drop with a 16-bar tribal drum loop.”
“Acoustic folk instrumental — fingerpicked steel-string guitar, soft brushed drums, mandolin counter-melody, warm upright bass underneath.”
“Modern Latin pop instrumental — clean nylon-string guitar arpeggio, sub-bass groove, sparse claps, warm pad in the chorus.”
“Adaptive game-score loop — orchestral exploration cue, modal harp arpeggios, ethereal female choir oohs, building intensity for combat transition.”
One model family, from clip to full song to live stream
SonicVox® routes music generation to Google's Lyria — the music-generation model from Google DeepMind, served on Google Cloud Vertex AI with full IP indemnification and SynthID watermarking on every output.
What teams are scoring with Lyria
Video & film scoring
Cinematic underscore for ads, shorts, and features — locked to picture, on-brief, IP-indemnified by Google Cloud.
Game soundtracks
Combat themes, ambient exploration, victory stings — instrumental loops and set-piece beds.
Trailer & promo cues
Percussive risers, brass hits and cinematic drops for launch videos and ads.
Pair with AI voice
Compose the bed here, then layer narration or a cloned voice from Text to Speech for a finished piece.
Social shorts & ads
TikTok, Reels, Shorts hooks tuned to platform pacing. 30-second clips composed in seconds.
Music libraries
Generate exclusive royalty-free catalog music at scale — fully cleared for commercial use, watermarked for provenance.
Score the track, add your voice, drop the SFX
Same project. Compose the track with Lyria, layer cloned vocals from a SonicVox-cloned voice, drop in custom sound effects, and mix it down — no exports between tools.
Before you compose
Which AI model powers SonicVox Music?
Google Lyria — the music-generation model family from Google DeepMind, served on Google Cloud Vertex AI. SonicVox composes instrumental tracks of about 30 seconds at 48kHz stereo. Single-provider, on-the-record, IP-indemnified.
Is the music safe for commercial use?
Yes. Lyria was developed by Google with explicit attention to copyright and partner agreements: training data sources are licensed or otherwise cleared by Google's rights team. Outputs include the SynthID watermark and Google Cloud provides IP indemnification on Vertex AI generative-media services for paid customers. SonicVox passes that commercial-use license through to you.
Can I generate songs with vocals and custom lyrics?
Not today — the music engine composes instrumental tracks only. If you need a vocal on top, generate the bed here and layer narration or a cloned voice from Text to Speech in the Studio. Vocal music generation is on the roadmap.
Can I prompt with an image instead of text?
Not currently — music is composed from a text prompt. Describe the mood, genre, instrumentation and pacing you want and the model scores it.
How long is each track?
About 30 seconds per track, at 48kHz stereo. Generate several and arrange them in the Studio for longer pieces. Because the length is fixed, music is priced per track rather than per second.
Can I use the track in my DAW?
Yes. Every render downloads as a 48kHz stereo WAV, so you can drop it straight into Logic, Pro Tools, Ableton or any other DAW. Per-instrument stem separation is not available for generated music.
How long does a render take?
Usually well under a minute for a 30-second track. You'll see a live status update in the studio while it renders.
Do I own what I generate? Can it be copyrighted?
You receive a full commercial-use license to the output via Google Cloud's terms — use it in films, ads, games, on YouTube/Spotify, etc. One nuance: in some jurisdictions (notably the US Copyright Office), AI-only output is not eligible for copyright registration on the AI portion alone — though human-authored elements (lyrics you wrote, performances you recorded) remain independently copyrightable. The commercial-use license stands regardless.
What is SynthID and will it appear in my track?
SynthID is Google's imperceptible audio watermark embedded in every Lyria render. It is inaudible to the human ear and survives compression, format conversion, and most edits. It exists for AI-provenance verification — services like YouTube's Content ID can identify AI-generated music correctly, reducing false copyright claims against you.
Why is there no try-it-now button on this marketing page?
Music generation is a metered Google Cloud workload — every render is a real cost on Vertex AI. Letting anonymous visitors try would burn budget faster than is fair to paying customers. Sign up for a free trial — every plan includes Lyria generation credits.
What about my data and prompts?
Your prompts, lyrics, and reference inputs are not used to train Lyria or any other foundation model. Google Cloud's Generative AI services run with zero-data-retention options that SonicVox enables by default. See our AI Transparency page for the full data-handling commitments.
Score your first Lyria track in under 5 minutes
Free tier includes Lyria generation credits. SynthID-watermarked, IP-indemnified, commercial-cleared. No credit card required.
