Udio AI Tutorial – How to Make Music with AI (Free & Easy)

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A beginner walkthrough of Udio AI, an AI music generator at Udio.com. After signing up, the creator compares the three plans (free, standard, pro) and uses the free plan, which he says allows 10 songs per day. He creates a first song by typing a descriptive prompt for a jingle for his business ‘Steven Studio Sessions,’ noting that Udio returns two songs and randomly picks a genre (pop, in this case) if none is specified, and that lyrics can be viewed by clicking the song title. He then refines the prompt by leading with a genre, and shows the lyrics options: auto-generated, write-your-own (including AI help from a topic prompt, or pasting your own lyrics with structure markers like verse and chorus, plus slash-accessed elements like bridge, hook, and spoken word), or instrumental. Advanced controls let you set song length (e.g., two minutes or 32 seconds) and choose the model. He picks a generated track (‘Euphoria Awaits’) and uses Extend to add an instrumental intro (other options: section before, section after, outro), noting extended versions are labeled EXTV1/EXTV2. Songs can be downloaded as WAV or MP3 via the three-dot menu, which also offers remix, edit, trim, and delete, and creations can be organized into folders or playlists. Finally he covers paid-plan features: uploading your own audio (MP3/WAV and other formats, with a rights attestation) to extend your own melody, and downloading individual stems (vocals, drums, bass, other) for use in FL Studio or Ableton.

Key takeaways

• Be descriptive and name a genre in your prompt, or Udio will randomly select one for you
• The free plan allows 10 songs per day; each generation returns two song options to choose from
• Lyrics can be auto-generated, AI-assisted from a topic, written by you with verse/chorus structure markers, or omitted for instrumentals
• Use Extend to add an intro, outro, or extra sections, and download finished tracks as WAV or MP3
• Paid plans add uploading your own melody/audio to extend and downloading separate instrument stems for a DAW

Episode details: published December 5, 2024 · 12:05 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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