Turn Ideas and Moods into Complete Songs
SONU centers its workflow on turning a plain-language idea into music. Users can describe the song they want, enter a title, ask for inspiration, or move to dedicated lyric and image-to-song options. Mood choices such as uplifting, love, and upbeat help establish the emotional direction before generation begins.
Genre controls add another layer of guidance, with choices including blues, Celtic, cinematic, and classical styles. The main creation screen keeps these decisions together, so a beginner can move from a rough concept to a structured request without learning production software. It is a practical route for drafts, playful experiments, or a fast musical starting point.
Shape Duration, Genre, and Creative Detail
Song length controls make SONU useful for more than one type of project. Creators can choose short clips for social posts or select longer durations for fuller tracks, with visible options ranging from 15 seconds to four minutes. The Advanced Options area provides room to refine a request when a simple mood and genre combination is not specific enough.
Voice selection also helps define the result. Users can browse named voice styles, mark favorites, and return to their own saved voice option when available. These controls support quick comparison between creative directions, helping users match a voice, duration, and musical style to a lyric idea, short video, greeting, or personal concept.
Build Music Videos and AI Covers
SONU extends a generated track into visual and vocal projects through separate Music Video and AI Cover areas. The music-video workflow starts with a song selection, then lets users choose clip duration and add an image or portrait before generating the visual. This creates a clear path from an audio idea to a shareable presentation without moving between several editing apps.
The AI Cover area provides a library of voice characters and a place to add a personal voice. Users can select a track, compare available voices, and prepare a new interpretation from the same material. Together, these tools suit creators who want alternate vocal styles, portrait-based clips, or short music visuals for personal and social projects.
Explore Tracks and Manage Your Library
The Explore area gives SONU a discovery layer beyond private creation. Popular, New, and Favorite tabs organize tracks, while the player provides cover art, a waveform, playback controls, and a clear Start Creating action. Users can listen for ideas, save interesting examples, and move back into the creation workflow when a style sparks a new concept.
A separate Library keeps generated or saved material close at hand, and Settings includes credits, subscription restoration, and links to SONU's social channels. This structure supports repeat use: create a song, revisit it, play it again, and manage account-related options from one app. It is especially useful for casual creators building a small collection over time.
