ai.neiroset.com
Instrumentals for videos, podcasts, streams and gamesMusic inside ai.neiroset.com

AI background music generator for videos and podcasts

Describe the mood of your video and switch on Instrumental. In a couple of minutes you get two full tracks without vocals, ready to drop into your edit.

Drop an idea into the empty fields — free

Background music ideas to start from

Tap a card, and the description and style drop into the generator with vocals set to Instrumental. Change the tempo or instruments to fit your edit.

Made with Melos — press play

Flip through the covers and listen right in the card — each one shows the prompt behind the track.

Sunny DetourAcoustic vlog · instrumental · 3:04
0:003:04

Warm acoustic background for a travel vlog

Morning ReelLo-fi · instrumental · 2:33
0:002:33

Light lo-fi background for a morning reel

Bright IdeaUpbeat explainer · instrumental · 2:31
0:002:31

Bright, optimistic background for an explainer video

Rising TideCinematic trailer · instrumental · 2:55
0:002:55

An epic cinematic build for a video trailer

Lights After MidnightWave phonk · instrumental · 2:57
0:002:57

Night-time wave phonk with no vocals

Night DriveSynthwave · instrumental · 2:47
0:002:47

Retro synthwave for a gaming stream

Quieter Than FootstepsAmbient · instrumental · 2:51
0:002:51

Ambient for a podcast: slow, beatless, lots of air

The selected card’s prompt goes into the field — tweak it to make it yours

How to make background music in three steps

No music theory and nothing to install: describe the feel, and the arrangement and the mix arrive together.

1
Describe the videoWrite a line about what the music is for and how it should feel: calm, tense, playful or epic.
Calm lo-fi beat for a study vlog, soft Rhodes, 75 BPM[CHORUS]We stay up till dawn in this town…My own lyricsIdea
2
Switch on InstrumentalSet Vocals to Instrumental, then pick styles from the catalog or type your own tempo and instruments.
VOCALSFemaleMaleInstrumentalYour voiceArtistsTEMPO96 BPMINSTRUMENTSGuitarSynthsDrums+9
3
Download and editIn a couple of minutes two versions are ready — download the MP3 and drop it into your editor.
The draft is already playable
City in My Pocketversion 1 of 2 · 2:34
KARAOKEstreetlights caught up in my sleeves,we don’t sleep till the morning comes —the whole town sings inside my head.
Instrumentals unlock with your first pack or subscription

What you can do with AI background music

Describe the feel, shape the sound and take the track into your editor — as MP3, WAV or separate stems.

Two full instrumentals per promptEvery generation gives you two different versions, usually 2½–3 minutes each. They’re complete tracks with an arrangement and a mix, not a short preview. Keep the one that sits better under your footage.
60+ styles and your own tagsPick up to five styles in the Style catalog, then add what matters for your edit in plain words: tempo in BPM, instruments, energy, “no drums.” Improve expands a short style line into a detailed one.
Music for videoUpload a clip or an image, and Melos makes a soundtrack for it. Useful when it’s easier to show the mood than to describe it. Available with any subscription.
Style referenceUpload about 30 seconds of a track with the sound you’re after, and your new instrumental comes out with a similar sound. Available with any subscription.
Extend a trackWhen the video runs longer than the music, continue the track from any point you choose. There’s no exact-length setting, so do the final trim in your editor. Available with any subscription.
WAV and five stemsEvery track downloads as MP3 on every plan. Any subscription adds uncompressed WAV and a five-stem split, so you can mute the drums under narration or pull the bass down for a voice-over.
Commercial use on paid plans — no royalties per play

More from Melos

What creators make with AI instrumentals

YouTube videos and vlogsOriginal music for YouTube videos, vlogs, tutorials and reviews — made for your video instead of pulled from a stock library everyone uses. On paid plans you can monetize those videos without paying royalties per view.
Podcasts and live streamsAn intro theme, an outro and a quiet bed under conversation, all in the mood of your show. Download the track and cut it to the lengths you need in your editor.
Ads, explainers and presentationsClean corporate, upbeat or cinematic tracks for product demos, ads and pitch videos. Commercial use is included on paid plans, and your tracks stay private from your first purchase.
Indie games and appsLevel music, menu themes and calm ambient backgrounds, from chiptune to orchestral. Tracks aren’t built as seamless loops, so set a crossfade or a cut point in your game engine.

Your songs — download them, use them

Plenty of AI song generators let you make music but ration what you can take with you. Melos doesn’t: download every song you create, and use it in your projects on any paid plan.

MP3 downloads, no monthly capEvery song downloads as MP3 on every plan — your free song included. WAV comes with any subscription.Commercial use on paid plansYouTube, TikTok, podcasts, ads, games and apps. No royalties to pay per play or per view.Made from scratchEach track is generated new — it isn’t stitched together from other people’s recordings.Private once you buyFrom your first purchase, only you see your tracks. Songs made with the free try are public. Share a link whenever you’re ready.

Simple pricing, no hidden fees

StartGet to know the service300 tokens≈24 tracks$10≈$0.42 per trackOne-time purchase, no recurring charges.What’s included
Songs from a description or your lyrics — 2 versions every timeAI lyrics writing — from your idea or story60+ styles and “Like an artist”English and Russian vocals — clear, natural singingShare link — friends listen without signing upCover art and title — free, redraw the cover anytimeMP3 downloads in high qualityPrivate tracks — visible only to youKaraoke — lyrics light up in time, full screenInstrumental music — tracks without vocalsStyle reference — subscription onlyHum a melody — subscription onlyRewrite a section — subscription onlyWAV downloads — subscription onlyMusic for video — subscription only5-stem split — subscription onlyCovers — subscription onlyYour own voice — from the Pro subscriptionUp to 12 stems and MIDI — from the Pro subscription
POPULARProThe best value600 tokens≈48 tracks$17≈$0.35 per trackOne-time purchase, no recurring charges.Everything in Start, plus
All 12 singing languages — from Spanish to JapaneseVocal and instrumental split for any songStyle reference — subscription onlyHum a melody — subscription onlyRewrite a section — subscription onlyWAV downloads — subscription onlyMusic for video — subscription only5-stem split — subscription onlyCovers — subscription onlyYour own voice — from the Pro subscriptionUp to 12 stems and MIDI — from the Pro subscription
BusinessMaximum capabilities2,000 tokens≈160 tracks$36≈$0.23 per trackOne-time purchase, no recurring charges.Everything in Pro, plus
More tokens — a lower price per trackStyle reference — subscription onlyHum a melody — subscription onlyRewrite a section — subscription onlyWAV downloads — subscription onlyMusic for video — subscription only5-stem split — subscription onlyCovers — subscription onlyYour own voice — from the Pro subscriptionUp to 12 stems and MIDI — from the Pro subscription

Style reference, WAV, the 5-stem split and covers come with any subscription; your own voice and 12 stems start with the Pro subscription.

All plans and what’s in each pack

Frequently asked questions

It’s a tool that composes a track from a text description. In Melos you describe the mood and what the music is for, set Vocals to Instrumental and get two full tracks without singing, each usually 2½–3 minutes long. No music theory or editing software needed: the arrangement and the mix are done for you.

Describe the video and the feeling you want, set Vocals to Instrumental and add a style — say, “lo-fi, soft Rhodes, 75 BPM.” Press Create song, and in a couple of minutes two versions are ready to play and download as MP3. With any subscription you can also upload the clip itself in Music for video and get a soundtrack for it.

Your first song is free after sign-up, but it’s a song with vocals: instrumental tracks aren’t part of the free try. Instrumentals unlock with your first purchase of any pack or subscription, and from then on your tracks are private. Songs from the free try are public and for personal use.

On paid plans, yes: use your tracks in monetized YouTube videos, ads, podcasts, games and streams without paying royalties per play or per view. Every track is newly generated from your description. Tracks from the free try are for personal use only.

Melos makes original music you can use on paid plans, including commercially. No service can honestly promise that automated systems on video platforms will never flag a video, so we don’t make that promise. Also note that in the US, material generated entirely by AI isn’t protected by copyright on its own — a right to use a track isn’t the same as a registered copyright.

Each version is usually 2½–3 minutes long. You can’t set an exact duration, so trim or fade the track in your video editor. If you need more music, extend the track from any point you choose — that comes with any subscription.

Tracks aren’t built as seamless loops. For a stream or a game level, set a crossfade or choose a cut point in your editor or game engine. You can also extend the track with any subscription so it runs longer before it repeats.

Lo-fi, cinematic, corporate, ambient, chiptune, synthwave, acoustic and many more. Pick up to five from the Style catalog of 60+ styles, or describe the sound in your own words with tempo, instruments and mood. Improve turns a short style line into a detailed one.

Yes, with any subscription. In Music for video, upload a clip or an image and Melos makes a soundtrack for it. With Style reference, upload about 30 seconds of a track you like, and the new instrumental comes out with a similar sound.

Every track downloads as MP3 on every plan, with no monthly download cap. Any subscription adds uncompressed WAV and a five-stem split — vocals, drums, bass, other instruments and instrumental — so you can, for example, mute the drums under a voice-over.

Yes. Leave vocals on, pick a female, male or duet voice, and Melos writes and sings a full song — or sings your own lyrics word for word. That’s handy for a channel theme song or a brand song.

Background music with AI — made for your video, not borrowed

An AI background music generator solves a problem every video creator knows: the right track is hard to find, already used in a thousand other videos or tied to license terms you have to read twice. With Melos you describe the feel of your video — calm, tense, playful, epic — switch on Instrumental and get two full tracks without vocals in a couple of minutes. The AI writes the melody, builds the arrangement and mixes it, so you get background music for video that fits your edit instead of a stock track you have to cut around.

Royalty-free music generator for creators and brands

On paid plans, the tracks you make are yours to use commercially: in monetized YouTube videos, ads, podcasts, games, apps and live streams. There are no royalties to pay per play or per view. Every track is newly generated from your description, and from your first purchase your tracks are private, visible only to you. Songs from the free try work differently: they’re public and meant for personal use, and they come with vocals, since instrumentals start with your first pack or subscription.

“No copyright music”: what you actually get

Search for a no copyright music generator and you’ll see big promises, so here’s the plain version. On paid plans you get original music you have the right to use, including commercially. That isn’t the same as owning a registered copyright: in the US, the Copyright Office’s position is that material generated entirely by AI isn’t protected by copyright on its own. And no service can honestly guarantee that an automated system on a video platform will never flag your upload, so we don’t promise that either.

AI instrumental music: how to describe the track you need

The more concrete the description, the closer the result. Start with the job the music does: under a voice-over, behind a product shot, over a montage. Then name the genre and the feel, and add the details that matter for background music — tempo in BPM, the lead instruments and words like “soft,” “steady” or “no sudden drops.” Choose up to five styles in the Style catalog, or tap Improve to turn a short style line into a detailed one. Set Vocals to Instrumental, and the track comes out without singing.

Podcast intro music and lo-fi background music

For podcast intro music, ask for a clear hook at the very start and a confident groove. Download the track, cut the opening seconds for your intro and use a calmer stretch as a bed under conversation. Lo-fi background music works the same way for study streams, cozy vlogs and coding sessions: dusty drums, mellow chords, 70–85 BPM and nothing that pulls attention away from the voice or the screen. Each generation gives two different versions, so you can pick the one that sits better under your voice.

Background music for video: fitting the track to your edit

Each version usually runs 2½–3 minutes. Melos doesn’t cut music to an exact duration or build seamless loops, so do the final fit in your editor: trim, fade out or crossfade into a second track. When the video runs longer than the music, extend the track from any point with any subscription. Subscriptions also add Music for video, where you upload a clip or an image and get a soundtrack for it, plus WAV downloads and a five-stem split for mixing the music under narration. MP3 downloads come with every plan.

Score your next video in a couple of minutes

Describe the mood, switch on Instrumental and get two full tracks for your edit. Instrumentals come with your first purchase of any pack or subscription.