How to Make an AI Song With Real Vocals From Text

Updated 22 July 2026 · 3 min read

You can now describe a song in one sentence and get back a full track — with singing, backing music and a real arrangement. This guide shows how to do it and how to write prompts that produce songs you'll actually want to keep.

Which model to use

• MiniMax Music 2.6 — full songs with vocals from a text description; a flat, low credit price per track.
• ElevenLabs Music — studio-quality music generation from a prompt.
• CassetteAI — fast, royalty-free instrumentals when you don't need singing.

Step-by-step

1. Open the Music Studio. Go to the AI song generator.
2. Pick MiniMax Music 2.6 for vocals.
3. Describe the song. Cover genre, mood, tempo, instruments and the vocal style. Example: "upbeat pop song, female vocals, catchy chorus about summer road trips, bright synths, 120 BPM."
4. Generate. In a moment you'll get a complete track to preview and download.

Prompt tips

• Be specific about the voice. "Soft male vocals," "powerful female belt," "rap verse" all steer the result.
• Give it a theme. A clear subject ("a breakup," "a birthday," "a startup anthem") produces more coherent lyrics.
• Set the energy. Tempo (BPM) and mood words ("dreamy," "aggressive," "chill") shape the whole track.

Frequently asked

Can the AI actually sing?

Yes — MiniMax Music 2.6 produces real sung vocals plus backing music from your text prompt.

Can I use the music in my videos?

You can use your generated tracks in your projects; CassetteAI instrumentals are royalty-free. See our Terms.