Make the beat.
Skip the ten-year tutorial.
For DJs, beatmakers, and everyone who's ever tapped a rhythm on a desk: describe the track — Melodio composes, arranges, and mixes an original instrumental in about three minutes. No DAW, no sample packs, no clearances.
- ✓ Free preview
- ✓ Full track in ~3 min
- ✓ 2 takes every run
- ✓ Yours — no ID claims
From idea to drop in three steps
The only instrument you need is a sentence.
Vibe, tempo, instruments — whatever you hear in your head. “Dark rolling techno, 128 BPM, slow filter build” is a complete brief.
Melodio composes, arranges and mixes two different versions of your idea. Preview both free, pick the one that hits.
Unlock the winner: full-length, clean MP3, commercial rights. Sets, streams, videos, beat tapes — it's your original track.
Built for people who play music, not software
Custom openers, transitions and edits nobody else has. Describe the room and the hour — get a track that fits the set, not a stock loop.
Sketch ten ideas in an evening without touching a DAW. Keep the ones that slap, feed the rest back as better briefs.
Background music that can't be claimed — every track is an original composition that didn't exist before your brief.
Questions, answered
Do I need any DJ software or production experience?
No. You describe the track in a sentence — mood, tempo, instruments if you know them — and Melodio composes, arranges and mixes the whole instrumental. If you can describe a vibe, you can make a beat.
Can I use the tracks in my sets, streams and videos?
Yes. Every generated track is an original composition. When you unlock a track it downloads as a clean MP3 that is yours — including commercial use: DJ sets, Twitch, YouTube, client work. No Content ID claims, because the track never existed before your brief.
Is it really free?
Generating and previewing is free — instrumental mode is open to every account, no subscription needed. You only pay (10 credits) when you want to keep a track: full length, download, commercial rights.
Can I control BPM and structure?
Put it in the brief: “128 BPM”, “slow filter build into a drop”, “half-time switch in the middle”. The more specific the brief, the closer the track. Every run gives you two different takes to choose from.