Solos Music

Solos Music is an AI music studio for turning a prompt about a vibe, genre, or lyric into a produced song. It composes arrangements, performs vocals, and masters mixes; its welcome page describes full songs in 30 seconds. A lyrics tool can turn a one-line prompt into a structured lyric sheet. The studio separates tracks into as many as 12 stems, including vocals, drums, bass, guitars, keys, and pads. Editing tools include a timeline, EQ, reverb, delay, recording, warp, and piano roll, with options to extend or replace song sections. Exports include MP3, WAV, and MIDI. Solos Music is available on the web and iOS, and its App Store listing covers iPhone and iPad. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 15 signup credits plus recurring monthly bonus credits for personal use. Pro and Premier users receive commercial rights; free-tier audio is for personal, non-commercial use. Prompts, lyrics, and reference audio are shared with upstream music providers for generation.

Solos Music brings song generation, lyric writing, track editing, and stem separation into one studio. Check the free plan's non-commercial restriction and the sharing of generation inputs before choosing it.

Solos Music may suit people who want to generate songs from prompts, edit arrangements, or separate and export stems. Its free plan is for personal use; commercial rights are listed for Pro and Premier users.

Solos Music is an AI music studio for generating and refining songs from prompts, with lyric writing, vocal generation, editing, and stem separation in the same workflow. It suits creators who want to move from an idea to an editable track. The free plan is for personal use; commercial projects require Pro or Premier.

Overview

Describe a vibe, genre, or lyric and Solos can compose an arrangement, perform vocals, and master a mix. Its welcome page says a full song can be generated in 30 seconds, making it useful for quickly developing a musical idea into a produced draft. Generation actions consume credits, and their cost is shown in-app; automatic refunds for failed generations help avoid losing credits to unsuccessful attempts.

Solos is more than a prompt-to-song tool: users can upload audio, write lyrics, revise sections, and work with a track in a DAW-style studio. That breadth makes it a better fit for creators who expect to shape the output than for someone who only wants a finished file with no further editing. Prompts, lyrics, and reference audio are shared with upstream music providers, though generations and voice samples are not used to train AI models.

Key features

Song and lyric generation

The AI lyrics writer turns a one-line prompt into a structured lyric sheet that accounts for metadata. Alongside arrangement, vocals, and mastering, that gives writers several ways to develop a song from a starting idea. It is less suited to users who need to control every musical decision themselves: the described workflow starts with AI-generated material, even though the studio offers tools to revise it.

Editing and stem separation

The studio includes a timeline, EQ, reverb, delay, recording, warp, and piano roll, and lets users extend or replace song sections. Those tools make the generated track a workable starting point rather than a fixed result. Solos can also split audio into as many as 12 stems, including vocals, drums, bass, guitars, keys, and pads. That is useful for remixing or isolating parts, but the 12-stem ceiling may not cover every complex production need.

Exports and privacy

Exports include MP3, WAV, and MIDI, while stem export is also supported. Prompts, lyrics, and reference audio go to upstream music providers to generate music, a meaningful consideration for users working with material they do not want shared externally. Solos says it does not use generations or voice samples to train AI models. Cloud files are stored in encrypted buckets with service-account access limits; account data and generations are deleted within 30 days of account deletion, with backup tapes deleted within 90 days.

Pricing

Solos uses a freemium model, with no free trial. The free plan costs nothing and provides 15 credits on signup plus a recurring monthly bonus. It is a low-commitment way to explore personal projects, but its non-commercial restriction rules it out for work intended for commercial release.

Pro and Premier have custom pricing and are billed monthly or yearly via Stripe. Both include commercial rights, and subscription credits roll over while the subscription remains active. Credits left after cancellation expire after 60 days, so users should plan around that window rather than treating rollover credits as permanent. The plans differ in name, but their respective credit amounts and other distinctions are not provided here; prospective buyers should confirm those terms before choosing.

One-time credit packs also have custom pricing. Their credits do not expire, which suits occasional use better than a recurring subscription, but purchases are non-refundable once credits reach the account balance. Across plans, the in-app credit cost for each generation action matters: the signup allowance alone does not establish how many songs a user can make.

Platforms

Solos is available on the web and iOS. Its App Store listing supports iPhone and iPad and describes simple and advanced generation modes alongside audio uploads. The product also identifies web and mobile as supported platforms, making it accessible across browser and Apple mobile workflows.

Who it's for

Solos is a strong fit for songwriters and independent creators who want one place to generate vocals and arrangements, draft lyrics, edit sections, and separate stems. The free plan can serve personal experimentation; creators who need commercial rights should consider Pro or Premier and verify the credit terms against their expected output. It is a weaker fit for anyone unwilling to share prompts, lyrics, or reference audio with upstream providers, or for users who need a published, predictable subscription price before committing.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Generation, lyric writing, editing, and stem separation sit in one studio, reducing the need to move a draft among separate tools.
• Pro: Up to 12 stems and MP3, WAV, and MIDI exports offer several routes for taking generated material into later production work.
• Pro: Failed generations are refunded automatically, usually within seconds, limiting the cost of unsuccessful attempts.
• Con: The free plan is personal-use only, so creators cannot use it for commercial projects.
• Con: Pro, Premier, and credit-pack prices are custom, making cost comparisons difficult before purchase.
• Con: Generation inputs, including reference audio, are shared with upstream providers, which may not suit sensitive projects.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse AI Music Generators.

• Suno is worth considering if you want an Android option or a free plan with 50 credits per day and up to eight minutes of audio upload.
• Udio may suit users who want a free trial, with a free tier that includes 10 daily credits, 100 monthly credits, and up to three 130-second songs per day.
• Melody Genie offers a web and Android option, with a free plan of 14 shared credits per month and three full AI songs.
• Treblo is another music-generation alternative.
• CAVN AI is another freemium music-generation alternative.
• Mubert is another freemium music-generation alternative.
• easyMusic is another freemium music-generation alternative.
• Tunee is another freemium music-generation alternative.

Verdict

Choose Solos Music if you want AI song creation and meaningful follow-up editing, lyric, and stem tools in one web or iOS studio. Its main appeal is that it carries a generated idea into an editable production workflow; its main drawbacks are custom pricing and the sharing of generation inputs. The free plan is suitable for personal exploration, but commercial users need Pro or Premier and should confirm the credit terms before subscribing.