Tunenoodle

Tunenoodle is an AI-based music generation and audio creation platform focused on quickly turning ideas into songs, and providing editing and local audio processing tools around those songs.

[Purpose] Tunenoodle's purpose is to transform a mood, story, or lyrics into an AI song, and it can also start creation from an image or a hummed melody. The platform also provides a set of free local music tools for practicing and shaping sound.

[Main capabilities]

1. AI music generation: Describe the theme, mood, rhythm, and instruments in text; you can also use your own lyrics or revise an AI-generated draft. It supports choosing vocals or instrumental only, and you can combine genres, instruments, and production ideas from the style library.
2. Multimodal input: Simple mode supports adding images (up to five) to inspire a song through photos, landscapes, or visual atmosphere; Hum to Song supports recording or uploading a hummed melody as a reference.
3. Style exploration: Browse style templates, click Use to load their prompts, and create based on them. Examples on the page include warm Rhodes late-night neo-soul, hazy guitar bedroom pop, cinematic strings building to a chorus, 90s boom bap with dusty drums, ambient piano by a rainy window, and more.
4. Song editing: Extend a song from a selected position, regenerate a section, or blend two tracks to create a new work. AI editing generates a new version so it can be compared with the original.
5. Audio separation: Separate vocals and instruments from uploaded audio or generated songs, preview each stem, and download them for practice, mixing, or further creation.
6. Two-track fusion: Choose two tracks as references, describe the style you want to explore, generate a new work based on the shared inspiration of both, and listen to it compared with the originals.
7. Private media library: Generated songs and uploaded audio are gathered in one private library, which can be filtered by title, source, and favorites, and you can download or delete your own tracks, or use them as material for extension, section replacement, and mashups.
8. Free local audio tools: No login required and no credits consumed, running directly in the browser. These include Tap BPM (only measures your tapping rhythm, does not use a microphone, and does not upload files), a metronome (tap or press the spacebar to estimate BPM, and use the metronome to practice a steady beat), a delay calculator (converts BPM into the time values needed for tempo-synced effects), and Slowed + Reverb (open a local file, change the speed, add a sense of space, and export a 16-bit WAV, with the file never leaving the browser), a speed and pitch converter (change speed without changing pitch or change pitch without changing speed, with in-browser preview and export), a chord progression generator (choose key and style, preview, then bring the chords into a DAW), etc.

[How to use] The official three steps are: 01 Describe the song: describe the theme, style, and instruments, or bring in lyrics, images, or humming. 02 Log in and submit: after logging in, check the settings and credit cost, then submit. 03 Play back and save: listen and download in the media library, or continue creating in the editor.

[Account and credits (from the official FAQ)]

• You can preview homepage templates and use free local tools without an account; generating songs, uploading reference materials, and saving to a private media library require login.
• Each generation shows the credit cost (next to the Create button). New accounts receive starting credits; more credits can be obtained through one-time credit packs that never expire, or through memberships that grant credits per paid period.
• Creating, playing, browsing templates, and all local audio tools are free, and new accounts have starting credits. Downloading songs saved in Tunenoodle requires purchasing a credit pack or having an active membership.
• Completed songs appear in the private media library, where they can be played and downloaded, and can be extended, have sections replaced, or be used to make mashups; these AI edits create new versions.
• Local speed and pitch shifting, Slowed Reverb, and local audio trimming process files in the browser; while images or audio used for AI generation, uploads to the media library, or saving trimmed copies require uploading the corresponding materials.

[Use cases] Suitable for creative scenarios that need to quickly turn copy, emotions, or lyrics into songs; suitable for finding inspiration with images or humming; suitable for stem extraction, extension, section replacement, and two-track mashups on existing audio; also suitable for music practitioners using free local tools to measure BPM, practice with a metronome, generate chord progressions, do speed and pitch shifting, or apply slowed reverb processing.

[Limitations] Generating songs, uploading reference media, and saving to a private media library require login; downloading saved songs requires a credit pack or an active membership. Some AI-related operations (generation using images or audio, uploading to the media library, saving trimmed copies) require uploading materials, while local speed and pitch shifting, Slowed Reverb, and local audio trimming are processed in the browser. The specific number and feature details of the free tools are subject to the official page. Other information not explained in the provided materials is not yet available.