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Melodusk review

Freemium#10 of 25 in AI Cinematic Music Generators

A budget-friendly AI music maker with vocals, stems, WAV export, and no video sync.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Melodusk is a browser-based AI music generator for creators, songwriters, and hobbyists who want complete tracks from text descriptions or supplied lyrics. It can shape songs around genres, moods, instruments, and vocal gender, then produce vocal or instrumental arrangements with melodies, harmonies, and rhythms. Its toolkit also covers extending existing music, generating covers, adding vocals or instrumental backing, removing vocals, and separating tracks into stems.

The free plan allows 30 generations per month, limited to one per day, uses the V4.5 model, provides MP3 and WAV downloads, and stores songs for seven days. Lite costs $9.90 per month billed annually and adds 300 credits, a commercial license, MP3/WAV downloads, split stems, and storage for 1,000 songs. Pro is $19.90 per month billed annually with 600 credits and 2,000-song storage. Studio is $59.90 per month billed annually with 1,800 credits and unlimited song storage. All paid tiers retain generation, extension, cover, vocal, and instrumental tools.

For production workflows, the combination of WAV export, stems, vocal removal, and separate vocal or instrumental generation gives solo creators practical control after the initial prompt. Commercial licensing on paid plans suits client, content, or independent releases, while the web-only, cloud deployment keeps the workflow browser-based. Melodusk is a good fit when fast text-to-track creation and editable audio matter more than timeline-based scoring. Creators who require video synchronization, desktop deployment, or collaboration beyond email support should consider another tool.

Melodusk pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Generates vocal or instrumental songs from prompts or supplied lyrics
    • Exports MP3 and WAV files, split stems, and vocal-removed audio
    • Paid plans include commercial licenses and substantial song storage
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free access is limited to 30 generations monthly and seven days of storage
    • Video-sync tools are not available
    • Runs in a web browser, with email as the listed support channel

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