Solos Music

Solos Music is an AI music studio for turning prompts into songs, then writing lyrics, editing sections, and separating stems. It suits creators who want generation and production tools together, on the web or iPhone and iPad. The free tier is limited to personal, non-commercial use; commercial rights come with Pro and Premier.

Overview

Give Solos a vibe, genre, or lyric and it can compose an arrangement, perform vocals, and master a mix. Its welcome page describes full-song generation in 30 seconds, a useful starting point for creators who want a produced draft rather than a bare musical idea. Generation actions use credits, with their cost shown in-app; failed generations are automatically refunded, usually within seconds.

The workflow extends beyond generation: users can write lyrics, upload audio, separate stems, and refine or extend a song in the studio. That breadth makes Solos more compelling for people who expect to revise a draft than for someone seeking only a quick one-off track. Prompts, lyrics, and reference audio are shared with upstream music providers, while generations and voice samples are not used to train AI models.

Key features

Songwriting and generation

The lyrics writer can turn a one-line prompt into a structured, metatag-aware sheet. Pair that with arrangement, vocals, and mastering, and Solos covers several stages of a song’s creation. It is a strong fit for creators building a song from an idea; the credit-based model means frequent generation depends on the credits available in a plan or pack.

Editing and stem separation

The DAW-style studio includes a timeline, EQ, reverb, delay, recording, warp, and piano roll, and lets users extend or replace song sections. It can split tracks into as many as 12 stems, including vocals, drums, bass, guitars, keys, and pads. These tools make it more useful for arranging and revising than a generator with no post-generation workflow, though users who need a full production setup should weigh the listed toolset against their own requirements.

Exports and integrations

Solos lists MP3, WAV, and MIDI exports, alongside audio uploads. The App Store listing describes simple and advanced generation modes for iPhone and iPad. Its welcome page names Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, TikTok, Tidal, Bandcamp, DistroKid, Beatport, and Pandora as platforms used by musicians; that list does not change the distinction between personal-use free audio and commercial rights on paid plans.

Pricing

Solos Music uses a freemium model, with no free trial. The free plan costs nothing and gives 15 credits on signup plus a recurring monthly bonus. It is suitable for personal exploration, but free-tier audio is non-commercial, so it is not the right plan for work intended for commercial use.

• Pro: Custom pricing, billed monthly or yearly via Stripe. It includes commercial rights and subscription credits that roll over while the subscription is active. Credits remaining after cancellation expire after 60 days.
• Premier: Custom pricing, billed monthly or yearly via Stripe. It includes commercial rights and the same stated rollover and post-cancellation expiry terms as Pro.
• One-time credit packs: Custom pricing, purchased once. Credits do not expire, but purchases are non-refundable after credits reach the user’s balance.

Pro and Premier are the relevant choices for commercial projects; the plan terms do not establish a difference in their included features. Credit packs avoid expiry while unused, but they do not include the stated commercial rights of the subscriptions.

Platforms

Solos is available on the web and on iOS. The App Store listing supports iPhone and iPad; the product also describes web and mobile support. That makes it accessible across browser and Apple mobile use, but Android is not among its listed platforms.

Who it's for

Solos is best for songwriters and creators who want to move from a prompt to a vocal track, then edit sections or pull out individual stems. It also suits people who value a lyric-writing step and multiple export formats in the same studio. Casual users can begin on the free plan, while anyone using generated audio commercially needs Pro or Premier. It is less suitable for Android users or people who need commercial rights without a paid subscription.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Generation, lyric writing, section editing, and up to 12-stem separation cover more of the songwriting workflow than prompt-to-song creation alone.
• Pro: MP3, WAV, and MIDI exports offer several ways to take generated work into other workflows.
• Pro: Failed generations are refunded automatically, usually within seconds, reducing the risk of losing credits to an unsuccessful run.
• Con: The free plan is personal-use only, so commercial projects require a subscription.
• Con: Pro and Premier have custom pricing, which makes it difficult to compare their cost before choosing a plan.
• Con: Prompts, lyrics, and reference audio are shared with upstream music providers, a consideration for users working with sensitive material.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse AI Music Generators. Consider Suno if Android access and a free allowance of 50 credits per day with up to eight minutes of audio upload better fit your needs. Eleven Music is another web-based freemium option, with a free plan for personal use and a listed Starter plan at $6 a month. Choose Udio if its free plan’s 10 daily credits, 100 monthly credits, and up to three 130-second songs per day suit your usage. MusicWave.ai offers a free plan with 10 credits on signup and streaming-only, personal-use output, or a Starter plan at $5.99 a month. Treblo is another freemium option. CAVN AI offers Android and API access alongside web and iOS, with a free plan that renews 10 credits daily and excludes commercial use. Loudly offers a free plan with a 30-second limit on generated tracks. Wubble may suit users who prioritize unlimited generation minutes on its free plan, which allows three downloads total.

Verdict

Choose Solos Music if you want one studio for prompt-led song creation, lyric writing, editing, and stem separation, with MP3, WAV, and MIDI exports. Its main drawback is the free tier’s personal-use restriction: commercial creators need Pro or Premier, and both use custom pricing. For personal experimentation or an end-to-end drafting workflow, it is a well-rounded option; look elsewhere if Android access or a free commercial-use plan is essential.