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Sonus review

Freemium#37 of 123 in AI Music GeneratorsAI Music Apps

A broad AI music workspace for creators who want generation and detailed editing in one app.

5.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Sonus is an AI music creation and editing platform for content creators, independent musicians, and people exploring music production. It can turn text, lyrics, images, and uploaded audio into songs, instrumentals, and editing projects. Text-to-song generation includes lyrics, vocals, melody, and instrumentals, while separate tools support lyric assistance and photo-to-music creation. Sonus is available on the web, iOS, and Android, making it a fit for creators who want to work across desktop and mobile devices.

Its main strength is breadth. Beyond generation, Sonus includes stem separation for vocals, drums, bass, and other parts; audio mastering and enhancement; track mixing; audio editing; AI covers; mashups; and audio-to-MIDI conversion. Voice cloning from uploaded vocal recordings adds another vocal workflow, while audio upload supports working from existing material. This combination makes Sonus more suitable for creators seeking one environment for ideation, arrangement, transformation, and refinement than for users looking only for a simple text-to-music prompt tool.

Sonus uses a freemium model and lists Sonus Pro Weekly and Sonus Pro Yearly as paid options. The listed starting price is 5.99. A weekly plan may suit short projects, while the yearly option is oriented toward longer-term use. The product should appeal to mobile-first creators who value a wide set of song-editing tools and platform flexibility. Users with a narrow workflow, strict production requirements, or a need to make commercial-use and export decisions upfront should review the applicable terms before choosing it.

Sonus pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Generates songs with lyrics, vocals, melodies, and instrumentals
    • Combines stems, mixing, mastering, voice cloning, and audio-to-MIDI
    • Available across web, iOS, and Android
  • Where it doesn't
    • The broad feature set may feel less focused for single-purpose workflows
    • Subscription options are limited to weekly and yearly Pro plans
    • Commercial-use and export decisions require review of applicable terms

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