Mureka - AI Music Generator 4+

Recommend 👍

I love this app, simple and easy to use. The only thing I would like for this app to have however is maybe a button that allows you to chose between a female voice or male voice in the customization options, other than that it’s pretty good!

Mixed feelings

Subscription model is broken and way confusing. Everyone I click on Pro features I’m promoted by a paywall and I have to bypass by paying for something to then be greeted by a “you’ve already paid for this”. Then I click “create” and get redirected back as a loop. Sometimes prompted by a smaller native confirmation dialog to pay for some pro credits.
I’ve paid for as much as I can when it pops. It’s simply a poor UX with bugs.

Text prompt is 50% accurate. It doesn’t work half the time and generates random contexts.

Lyrics sometimes mispronounce words on an otherwise perfect song. That’s likely an Eleven Labs or OpenAI voice model issue is my guess. But I would like to be able to regenerate based on the same context, but fix little things like word pronunciation by re-promoting.

“Extend” feature doesn’t work for me. Pay wall loops.

Male voice options are very limited. I also get female 90% of the time even when asking for male vocals.
My guess is your trained models are not large enough or the prompts you shape are biased.

I cannot open Zip exports of Instrumentals and Stems. Appears Zip is corrupt.

On occasion I get random lyrics generated after I apply them to a generated song. My guess is some variable is getting reset to null or empty string and it is taking some GenAI alternative.

Please fix bugs.

Developer Response ,

Thank you so much for your feedback; the issues you mentioned will be very helpful to us. We will definitely take your suggestions into consideration for improvements.

Lacks Heart

The interface experience is great. I came from using Shoom to here and the music on Mureka, no matter how many iterations I tried, lacked the creativity and heart the ones on Shoom did. Yes, Mureka seems to have less errors and the songs are more stable. They also lack any form of creativity or nuance that makes songs truly great. Formulaic even when I use the same prompts and lyrics I used in Shoom, the results are more stable, but void of heart.

Probably will work great for music most people like that just sounds like what everyone else does. Most popular songs out there sound practically the same anyways, so Mureka will work great for most people. But not those trying to make something great…