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Create your first song

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Getting started

  • Create your first song
  • Write prompts that sing

Creating music

  • Use your own lyrics
  • Languages & vocals
  • The five creative modes

Editing & delivery

  • The Studio Editor
  • Plans, limits & licensing
  • API access

Mypaattu turns a one-line idea into a finished song. You don’t need any music background — if you can describe the song in words, you can make it. Here’s the whole flow, start to finish.

1. Open the Studio

From the sidebar, tap Create. This is where every song begins. You’ll see a big Song description box, mode tabs along the top, and style / mood / language options below.

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The Mypaattu Create screen

The Create screen — your whole song is set up from here.

2. Describe your song

Type what you want in plain words. The more you say about language, mood, genre and instruments, the closer the result. A single clear sentence is enough to start.

  1. 1
    Say the language — e.g. “a Tamil song…”.
  2. 2
    Add a mood — soulful, upbeat, devotional, sad.
  3. 3
    Name a genre or instruments — Bollywood, lofi, tabla, flute.
  4. 4
    Tap a Style or Mood chip to fine-tune, or skip them.
Tip
New here? Hit Try Demo to drop in a well-written example prompt and see exactly what “good” looks like.

3. Pick a language and hit Create

Leave the language on Auto to match your description, or choose one of 10 Indian languages. Then press the gold Create button. Your song generates in a few seconds.

4. Play, download and share

Your finished track appears on the right and is saved to your Library. Play it, download the audio, or open it in the Studio Editor to refine it.

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A finished song in the Library

Every song you make is saved to your Library.

What’s next
Ready to get sharper results? Read Write prompts that sing for the anatomy of a great description, with examples you can copy.
Next Write prompts that sing

Ready to try it?

Open the Studio and put this into practice.

Open Studio
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