Soundverse Agent

Detailed FAQ & Guide

What is Soundverse Agent?

Soundverse Agent is a conversational “AI producer” that can:

Use all Soundverse creation tools (Song / Music / Lyrics / Singing / DNA / Melody-to-Song / MIDI-to-Song, etc.).
Use modification tools (Stem Separator, Inpainting, Extend, Section Analysis, Voice Swap, Voice to Instrument, Similar Music/Song, etc.).
Analyze key / tempo and change them.
Apply audio effects (EQ, reverb, delay, compressor, distortion, etc.).
Layer and merge audio.
Use system abilities (web search, YouTube URL extractor, record / upload / library selection)
Maintain context across messages, so follow-ups like “make it a little louder” refer to the last thing you changed.

You always talk to it in natural language. There is no strict syntax.

1. General “How do I talk to Agent?” questions

Q1. How do I reference audio?

You can say:

“Use this track as reference” (after uploading / recording / choosing from library).
“Take the song we just generated…”
“On the last track, make the vocals louder.”
“Use the YouTube link I just pasted as reference.”
“Use my DNA model ‘DNA Name’ for style.”

Agent keeps track of the current working song / section unless you switch.

Q2. How does context memory work?

Example:

“Add reverb to the entire track.”
Agent applies reverb.
“Increase it a little more.”
- Agent understands “it” = the reverb you just added.
“Now only keep that reverb on the choruses.”
- Agent uses Section Analysis + effects automation to target choruses.

2. Commands by Tool

Below, for each tool/capability we list what it does and example things you can say.

2.1 Song, Music & Vocal Generation

2.1.1 AI Song Generator (lyrics → full song with vocals)

What it does: Turns your lyrics (or prompts that include lyrics) into a full song with vocals. Things you can say:

“Turn these lyrics into a pop song with female vocals in 120 BPM, about 3 minutes long.”
“Make a dark synthwave song from these lyrics. Keep the chorus big and atmospheric.”
“Use my lyrics and generate a rock ballad with a long guitar solo at the end.”
“Generate a Hindi pop song from this verse and chorus, keep it radio-friendly and under 3 minutes.
“Make a duet version of these lyrics: one male, one female voice, trading lines in the verses.”

You can combine with other constraints:

“Use my DNA model for the production style, but keep the vocals generic.”
“Render this in V5 streaming so I can quickly preview it while we edit.”

2.1.2 AI Music Generator (text → music, mostly instrumental)

What it does: Generates music from a text description (instrumental or minimal vocals). Things you can say:

“Create a 2-minute ambient synth track, 90 BPM, for a sci-fi game menu.”
“Make a high-energy EDM drop in G minor, 128 BPM.”
“Generate a chill lo-fi beat with vinyl crackle, slow tempo, for studying.”
“Give me a cinematic orchestral build-up that resolves after 30 seconds.”
“Create a soft piano + strings background loop for meditation, around 1 minute and loopable.”

2.1.3 AI Lyrics Writer

What it does: Writes lyrics or rewrites/extends existing lyrics. Things you can say:

“Write a verse and chorus for a trap song about the football World Cup in Spanish.”
“Extend these lyrics with a second verse and a bridge, same rhyme scheme.”
“Rewrite this chorus to be more uplifting but keep the same number of syllables.”
“Turn this English verse into Hindi, preserving rhyme and rhythm as much as possible.”
“Give me 10 alternative chorus ideas for this theme: heartbreak but self-empowered.”

You’ll often combine this with AI Singing Generator or Inpainting to get the audio.

2.1.4 AI Singing Generator

What it does: Takes lyrics (or generated text) and creates realistic singing/spoken vocals. Things you can say:

“Sing these lyrics in a soft female pop voice, mid-range, no ad-libs.”
“Generate a rap delivery of these lines in Spanish, keep it tight and rhythmic.”
“Resing just the chorus in a more powerful belting style.”
“Make a spoken-word version of this poem over a subtle pad.”
“Generate backing harmonies for this chorus: one above, one below the lead.”

Often used together with Stem Separator, Voice Swap, Inpainting, and Section Analysis.

2.1.5 Melody to Song

What it does: Turns a melody (hummed, sung, or played) into a full musical arrangement. Things you can say:

“Here’s me humming a melody—turn this into a full synthwave track with drums and bass.”
“Use this whistled melody as the main hook of a funk song.”
“Take this melody and build a Bollywood-style orchestration around it.”
“Turn this melody into a sad piano ballad with minimal percussion.”

You’ll first record or upload the melody.

2.1.6 MIDI to Song

What it does: Uses a MIDI file (chords, melody, progression) and generates a full song. Things you can say:

“Here’s a MIDI chord progression. Turn it into a deep house track, 122 BPM, with a strong bassline.”
“Use this MIDI melody as the lead for a trap beat.”
“Take these chords and make a gospel-inspired arrangement with choir and organ.”
“Turn this MIDI into a cinematic trailer cue with big drums and strings.”

2.1.7 DNA: Generate & Build

What it does: Uses your DNA models (trained on your songs) to generate in your own style; or builds new DNA from your catalog. Things you can say:

“Generate 10 song ideas in my ‘BlueNucleus DNA 01’ style, each around 1 minute.”
“Make a new track using my ‘Lo-fi DNA’ but slower, around 85 BPM.”
“Train a new DNA model from these 15 tracks I’m uploading called ‘New Album DNA’.”
“Use my DNA model but make the drums more acoustic and less electronic.”
“Generate only instrumentals in my DNA style, no vocals.”

You’ll combine with AI Music / Song Generator when specifying more details.

2.1.8 Model Selection (V5 streaming, v4.5 Asian Languages)

What it does: Lets you influence which underlying model/engine Agent uses. Things you can say:

“Use the V5 model with streaming so I can hear it while it’s generating.”
“Use the v4.5 model with Hindi/Punjabi support for these lyrics.”
“Regenerate this but with the higher quality model you used earlier.”

2.2 Music Modification, Editing & Analysis

2.2.1 Stem Separator

What it does: Splits a mixed song into vocal and instrument stems (and possibly multiple instrument stems like drums, guitar, etc., depending on your configuration). Things you can say:

“Split this track into stems: vocals, drums, bass, other instruments.”
“Isolate the vocals so we can replace or edit them.”
“Separate the guitar track so we can add effects only to the guitar.”
“Give me a version with vocals removed (instrumental).”
“Give me a version with only drums and bass.”

2.2.2 Extend Music

What it does: Extends a track while keeping style and motifs consistent. Things you can say:

“Extend this song from 2 minutes to 3:30.”
“Add a longer intro build-up before the beat drops.”
“Give me a 30-second outro that feels like a fade-out.”
“Loop this synth section for another 16 bars before the chorus.”
“Turn this 15-second idea into a full-length 2-minute track.”

2.2.3 Inpainting (Song & Instrumental)

What it does: Rewrites selected parts of a track, keeping the rest intact. Things you can say:

“Rewrite just the second half of this verse; keep the rest of the song as-is.”
“Give me 3 alternate versions of this chorus melody.”
“Fix this off-key vocal phrase between 0:52 and 0:58.”
“Replace the drop with a more minimal version, but keep the build the same.”
“Change the chord progression in the bridge but leave the vocals unchanged.”

You’ll usually specify time ranges or sections (e.g., “second verse”, “first chorus”).

2.2.4 Section Analysis

What it does: Detects structural sections like intro, verse, chorus, bridge, drop, etc. Things you can say:

“Analyze this track and show me the sections: intro, verse, chorus, bridge, outro.”
“Identify all the choruses so we can edit them.”
“Tell me where the drops are in this track.”
“Mark the sections where vocals are present vs instrumental only.”
“Show me which part could work as a loop for TikTok or Reels.”

Section Analysis is often Step 1 for many edits.

2.2.5 Key & Tempo Detection / Change

What it does: Detects BPM & key, and changes tempo and/or pitch. Things you can say:

“What is the BPM and key of this track?”
“Increase the tempo by 10% but keep the pitch the same.”
“Change the BPM from 100 to 120.”
“Shift the key up by 2 semitones.”
“Move this song from C minor to E♭ minor.”
“Match the tempo and key of this song to that reference track.”

You can also chain instructions:

“Find the BPM and key of this track, then generate an instrumental in the same BPM and key.”

2.2.6 Effects Engine (Compressor, Reverb, EQ, etc.)

AvailableEffects: [
"compressor",
"limiter",
"gain",
"high_pass",
"low_pass",
"peak_eq",
"high_shelf",
"low_shelf",
"reverb",
"delay",
"chorus",
"phaser",
"distortion"
] Things you can say:

“Add a bit of reverb to the lead vocal.”
“Make the whole mix slightly louder, around +1 dB.”
“Use a high-pass filter on the vocals at 100 Hz to remove rumble.”
“Warm up the master with a gentle low-shelf boost around 200 Hz.”
“Make the track sound ‘underwater’.”
→ Agent might apply low-pass, reverb, maybe chorus
“Make it sound ‘spacey’ and wide.”
→ Agent uses reverb, delay, chorus/phaser.
“Add gentle compression to glue the mix together.”
“Put a limiter on the master so it doesn’t clip.”
“Add some distortion to the guitar to make it more aggressive.”
“Open up the high end of the hi-hats with a high-shelf boost.”

You can then refine with context:

“Increase the reverb just a little more on the chorus vocals.”
“Undo the distortion but keep the EQ changes.” (If you implement selective removal.)

2.2.7 Merge Audio (Concatenate)

What it does: Puts clips/tracks one after another. Things you can say:

“Place this new chorus after the existing one.”
“Join these three ideas into one track: first A, then B, then C.”
“Attach this outro after the main song.”
“After 1 minute, append this instrumental as an extended outro.”

2.2.8 Audio Layering (Stacking / Mixing)

What it does: Stacks tracks on top of each other. Things you can say:

“Layer this vocal take on top of the main vocal for double-tracking.”
“Add these new backing vocals under the chorus.”
“Put this beat under the acapella we extracted.”
“Blend this pad subtly behind the verses only.”

2.3 Controlled Generation Tools

2.3.1 Voice Swap

What it does: Changes one vocal performance into another voice style. Things you can say:

“Replace this singer’s voice with my voice model.”
“Turn this male vocal into a female vocal with a softer tone.”
“Swap the verse vocals into a gritty rock voice, but keep the chorus as it is.”
“Use my ‘Creator Voice 01’ for all the leads, and keep backups generic.”

Usually combined with Stem Separator and Section Analysis.

2.3.2 Voice to Instrument

What it does: Converts a vocal performance into an instrument (e.g., sitar, drums, bansuri, guitar). Things you can say:

“Turn this hummed melody into a sitar line.”
“Convert this sung hook into an electric guitar riff.”
“Use this vocal rhythm to drive a drum pattern.”
“Turn this vocal line into a bansuri melody layered over the mix.”

2.3.3 Similar Music Generator

What it does: Generates music in the style of a reference track (usually instrumental / production focus). Things you can say:

“Generate a new synthwave track in the style of this reference track.”
“Make a similar lo-fi beat but with a different melody.”
“Create a techno track inspired by this YouTube link, but don’t copy the chords.”
“Generate 10 background music variations in the style of this game soundtrack.”

You’ll typically supply reference audio via upload or YouTube URL extractor.

2.3.4 Similar Song Generator

What it does: Creates full songs (structure, vibe) in a similar style to a reference. Things you can say:

“Create a song in a similar style to this track, but with new melodies and chord progressions.”
“Give me 5 variations inspired by this reference but slower and more mellow.”
“Make a similar Bollywood song but in Punjabi instead of Hindi.”
“Generate 3 similar songs for this reference that I can use as demos.”

2.4 System-Level Tools

2.4.1 Web Search API

What it does: Fetches up-to-date info from the web. Things you can say:

“Show me the current trending songs in the world.”
“What are the top Afrobeats tracks this month?”
“Find popular synthwave tracks released this year.”
“What’s trending in Latin trap right now?”

Agent can then use those references to guide style for generation.

2.4.2 YouTube URL Extractor

What it does: Takes a YouTube URL and extracts audio as reference. Things you can say:

“Use this YouTube song as a reference for vibe: [paste URL].”
“Extract the audio from this link and make a similar instrumental.”
“Take the structure of this song and suggest a similar arrangement for my track.”

2.4.3 Recording, Upload, Library Selection

What it does: Gets audio into the system. Things you can say:

“Record my voice, I’ll sing a hook.”
“Use the file I just uploaded as the main track.”
“Open my library and use the song ‘demo_05’ as reference.”
“Record 20 seconds of humming; then turn it into a song.”

3. Example Workflows (with Tool Sequences)

Below are concrete multi-step workflows. For each, we show:

User ask
Example prompts
Tool sequence Agent uses

3.1 Trend-based Generation

User ask: “Show me the current trending songs of the world.” Tool sequence:

Web Search API → query global charts (e.g., “current top songs worldwide”).
Agent summarizes results for the user (titles, artists, styles).

User ask:
“In the style of today’s trending songs in synthwave, generate 10 new synthwave songs.” Tool sequence:

Web Search API → find trending synthwave / related tracks.
YouTube URL Extractor → optionally pull audio for some of those tracks.
For each new song:
- Similar Music Generator / Similar Song Generator → create new synthwave tracks inspired by those references.
- Optionally AI Music Generator → fine-tune prompts (tempo, mood).
Present 10 generated synthwave songs.

3.2 Direct Prompted Song Creation

Workflow 3 – Trap song about football World Cup in Spanish

User ask:
“Make a trap song about football worldcup in Spanish.” Example prompts:

“Write Spanish trap lyrics about the World Cup, high energy, stadium vibe.”
“Turn these lyrics into a full trap song.”

Tool sequence:

AI Lyrics Writer → generate Spanish trap lyrics.
AI Song Generator → create full trap song with Spanish vocals based on those lyrics.
(Optional) Section Analysis → show user structure.
User can then ask for edits (inpainting, effects, etc.).

Workflow 4 – Generate 10 songs in my DNA style

User ask:
“Generate 10 songs in my DNA style.” Tool sequence:

DNA Generation → select given DNA model (e.g., “BlueNucleus DNA 01”).
For each of 10 tracks:
- AI Music Generator / AI Song Generator with DNA model as style.
(Optional) Section Analysis → return structures or loops for quick listening.

3.3 Voice Replacement & Vocal Editing

Workflow 5 – Replace song’s vocals with my voice

User ask:
“Replace this song’s vocals with my voice.” Tool sequence:

Stem Separator → isolate existing vocals and instruments.
Voice Swap → apply user’s voice model to the vocal stem; or
- AI Singing Generator → resing using user’s custom voice if supported.
Layering / Merge → combine new vocal with instrumental.
(Optional) Effects Engine → match tone (EQ, compression, reverb).

Workflow 6 – Increase volume of vocals in second chorus by 1 dB

User ask:
“Increase the volume of vocals on second chorus by 1 decibel.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → detect all choruses and locate second chorus region.
Stem Separator → get vocal stem (if not already isolated).
Effects Engine (gain) → apply +1 dB gain to vocal stem in second chorus region only.
Return result; user may say:
- “A bit more” → Agent increases gain slightly again, same region.

Workflow 7 – Generate verse with new lyrics alternative

User ask:
“Generate verse with new lyrics alternative.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → locate the verse you want to replace.
AI Lyrics Writer → create new verse lyrics (matching theme / syllables).
AI Singing Generator → sing the new verse.
Inpainting → replace original verse audio with new verse, keeping surrounding sections intact.

3.4 Structural Edits & Looping

Workflow 8 – Repeat the chorus twice

User ask:
“Repeat the chorus twice.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → identify chorus region(s).
Merge Audio (concatenate) → duplicate chorus region and place second copy right after first.
(Optional) Inpainting → smooth transitions in/out of duplicated chorus.

Workflow 9 – Turn chorus into a perfectly loopable section

User ask:
“Turn the chorus into a perfectly loopable section.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → isolate chorus region.
Inpainting / Extend Music → adjust start/end of chorus to loop cleanly (align beats / crossfade).
Export loop as a stand-alone loop segment.

Workflow 10 – Stitch multiple ideas into one song

User ask:
“I have three sketches A, B, and C. Join them into one continuous song.” Tool sequence:

Upload / Library selection → choose clips A, B, C.
Section Analysis (per clip) → understand structure & key/BPM of each.
Key & Tempo Tools → adjust clips to a consistent BPM/key if needed.
Merge Audio → A → B → C in chosen order.
Inpainting → smooth transitions between each pair.

3.5 Tempo, Key & Style Transformations

Workflow 11 – Identify BPM & key and make instrumental in same style

User ask:
“Identify the bpm, and key of this track, and make an instrumental track in this style.” Tool sequence:

Key & Tempo Detection → find BPM and key.
(Optional) Stem Separator → create instrumental from original (remove vocals).
Or Similar Music Generator → new instrumental track inspired by reference, using detected BPM/key.
Return instrumental to user.

Workflow 12 – Change key and regenerate vocals

User ask:
“Raise the key of the entire song by 2 semitones and keep the vocals sounding natural.” Tool sequence:

Key & Tempo Detection → find original key.
Key Change → plan shift of +2 semitones.
Stem Separator → isolate vocals.
Inpainting / AI Singing Generator → re-render vocals in the new key (to avoid artifacts).
Merge Audio → combine new vocals with key-shifted instrumental.

Workflow 13 – Create a DJ edit at 128 BPM

User ask:
“Make a DJ-friendly edit of this song at 128 BPM with a longer intro and outro.” Tool sequence:

Key & Tempo Detection → detect original BPM & key.
Tempo Change → time-stretch to 128 BPM (keeping pitch).
Section Analysis → identify intro/outro.
Extend Music → lengthen intro & outro (e.g., 16/32 bars).
Inpainting → smooth edits if needed.

3.6 Multi-language & Translation Workflows

Workflow 14 – Translate song into multiple languages and regenerate track

User ask:
“Translate this song into Hindi, Spanish, Swedish and French. Give me the new track.” Tool sequence:

Stem Separator → isolate vocals & instrumental.
AI Lyrics Writer → translate/adapt lyrics into Hindi, Spanish, Swedish, French (matching phrasing).
For each language:
- AI Singing Generator → generate vocals in that language.
- Layering → place new vocals over original instrumental.
- (Optional) Effects Engine → match tone & reverb to mix.
Return 4 new language versions.

Workflow 15 – Multi-language choruses only

User ask:
“Make the chorus in Hindi and the verses in English.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → find chorus and verse regions.
AI Lyrics Writer → translate or rewrite chorus in Hindi; keep verses in English.
AI Singing Generator → generate Hindi chorus vocals + English verse vocals.
Inpainting → replace chorus sections only.
Layering / Mix → combine for final bilingual song.

3.7 Detailed Effects & Mixing Automation

Workflow 16 – Add more reverb to guitar in choruses and lower elsewhere

User ask:
“Add more reverb to the guitar, but only in all the chorus, decrease the volume of guitar by 20% in rest of the sections.” Tool sequence:

Stem Separator → isolate guitar stem.
Section Analysis → detect all chorus sections vs non-chorus sections.
Effects Engine (reverb + gain):
- In chorus sections → increase reverb amount on guitar stem.
- In all other sections → reduce guitar gain by ~20%.
Return new mix.

User can then say things like:

“The reverb is too much—dial it back slightly.”
“Make the guitar a bit louder in the bridge only.”

Agent adjusts the same effect chain with new parameters.

Workflow 17 – Make track sound “underwater” or “spacey”

User ask:

“Make the whole track sound like it’s underwater.”
“Make the chorus sound more spacey and wide.”

Tool sequence:

Effects Engine:
- For “underwater” → strong low_pass, extra reverb, subtle chorus.
- For “spacey” → reverb, delay, chorus/phaser, slight stereo widening if available.
Optionally Section Analysis → restrict changes to chorus or target section.

Workflow 18 – Boost only the hook for TikTok

User ask:
“Make the hook pop more on TikTok: louder vocal, less low-end and more high-end.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → identify hook section(s).
Stem Separator → isolate vocals & instruments.
Effects Engine:
- Increase gain on hook vocals.
- Use peak_eq / high_shelf to brighten.
- Possibly low_shelf cut on full mix during hook.
Return modified track.

3.8 Looping, Short-form & Platform-specific

Workflow 19 – Create a 1-minute TikTok-friendly version starting from hook

User ask:
“Make a 1-minute TikTok version of my song that starts directly with the hook.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → find hook/chorus and key sections.
Merge / Arrangement:
- Reorder so the song starts with the hook.
- Trim total duration to ~1 minute.
Inpainting → smooth transitions / add small intro gap if needed.

Workflow 20 – Make a perfectly loopable 30s background track

User ask:
“From this song, create a 30-second loopable background segment.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → find sections that can loop well (e.g., a stable groove).
Key & Tempo → ensure consistent BPM.
Inpainting / Extend Music → adjust boundaries for clean loop.
Deliver the 30-second seamless loop.

3.9 Reference-driven Generation

Workflow 21 – Generate similar beats from YouTube reference

User ask:
“From this YouTube link, generate 5 similar beats without copying the melody.” Tool sequence:

YouTube URL Extractor → pull audio.
Section Analysis & Key/Tempo → understand structure, BPM, key.
Similar Music Generator → generate 5 different beats inspired by that track’s style.
(Optional) Effects / tempo adjustments as requested.

Workflow 22 – Make a lo-fi version of my song

User ask:
“Create a lo-fi version of this song for studying.” Tool sequence:

Key & Tempo → optionally slow the BPM.
Stem Separator → separate vocals/instruments (if you want instrumental-only).
Similar Music Generator / AI Music Generator → regenerate with lo-fi vibe (softer drums, vinyl noise, etc.).
Effects Engine → apply low_pass, gentle distortion, maybe chorus.
Deliver lo-fi mix.

3.10 Instrumental & Practice Tracks

Workflow 23 – Create a karaoke instrumental

User ask:
“Give me a clean instrumental version for karaoke.” Tool sequence:

Stem Separator → isolate vocals from instruments.
Mute vocals → keep only instrumental stems.
(Optional) Effects Engine → tidy up mix.
Output instrumental.

Workflow 24 – Remove drums for practice

User ask:
“Remove the drums so I can play them live over the track.” Tool sequence:

Stem Separator → get drum stem (if available) plus rest of instruments.
Mute drum stem.
Output drumless mix.

3.11 Game / Batch Content Generation

Workflow 25 – 20 short game tracks

User ask:
“Generate 20 short, royalty-free game background tracks, 60–90 seconds each.” Tool sequence:

For each of 20 tracks:
- AI Music Generator → with constraints (tempo, mood, length).
- Optionally, Similar Music Generator from a chosen style reference.
Return bundle with labeled moods (e.g., menu, battle, victory).

3.12 Melody / MIDI-driven Workflows

Workflow 26 – Turn humming into full song

User ask:
“I’ll hum an idea; turn it into a full pop song with lyrics and vocals.” Tool sequence:

Record Audio → capture humming.
Melody to Song → build instrumental around the melody.
AI Lyrics Writer → generate lyrics matching melody structure.
AI Singing Generator → sing the lyrics over the song.
(Optional) Effects → polish mix.

Workflow 27 – Build EDM track from MIDI

User ask:
“Here’s a MIDI chord progression—turn it into a big-room EDM track at 128 BPM.” Tool sequence:

Upload MIDI.
MIDI to Song → generate arrangement with chosen style.
Key/Tempo → ensure BPM = 128 and appropriate key.
(Optional) Effects Engine → extra processing on master.

3.13 DNA-Focused Workflows

Workflow 28 – Train a new DNA model on my catalog

User ask:
“Train a new DNA model using these 10 songs from my last EP.” Tool sequence:

Upload / Library selection → choose the 10 songs.
DNA Build / Training → create new DNA model (e.g., “EP 2025 DNA”).
Return status + future prompts:
- “Now generate 5 ideas using my ‘EP 2025 DNA’.”

Workflow 29 – Batch ideas from DNA

User ask:
“Generate 20 short ideas in my new DNA style, all around 45 seconds.” Tool sequence:

DNA Generation → select DNA model.
For each idea:
- AI Music Generator → 45-second clips.
Collect and present as an idea bank.

3.14 Voice Creative Workflows

Workflow 30 – Voice to instrument lead & harmonies

User ask:
“Turn my sung melody into a guitar lead, then add harmony lines.” Tool sequence:

Record / Upload vocal.
Voice to Instrument → create guitar lead.
Similar Music / AI Music Generator → generate harmonized variations.
Layering → stack harmonies on top of original track.

Workflow 31 – Swap my rap verse voice & keep hook original

User ask:
“Turn my rap verse into a deeper, more aggressive voice, but keep the original hook vocal.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → separate verse vs hook.
Stem Separator → isolate vocal stem.
Voice Swap → apply new voice style only to verse regions.
Merge / Layer → combine swapped verse with original hook.

3.15 Structural Feedback & Suggestions

Workflow 32 – Analyze structure and suggest improvements

User ask:
“Analyze this track’s structure and suggest changes to make it more catchy.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → map intro, verses, choruses, etc.
Agent (LLM) → suggests changes (e.g., “move first chorus earlier”).
If user agrees:
- Merge / Reorder sections accordingly.
- Inpainting → smooth transitions.

Workflow 33 – Give me 3 variations of the chorus

User ask:
“Give me 3 variations of the chorus.” Tool sequence:

Section Analysis → identify chorus.
Inpainting → generate 3 alternative versions (melody / production).
(Optional) AI Lyrics Writer + AI Singing Generator → if user also wants lyrical variations.
Provide A/B/C chorus versions.

3.16 Batch Hooks & Short Ideas

Workflow 34 – 20 short hooks about a topic

User ask:
“Generate 20 different 15-second hooks about space travel in a modern pop style.” Tool sequence:

For each idea:
- AI Lyrics Writer → short hook lyrics.
- AI Song / Music Generator → 15-second musical hook.
Present 20 hooks as separate snippets.

3.17 Complex Example Combining Many Tools

Workflow 35 – “Identify BPM/key, generate instrumental, edit sections, add effects”

User ask (sequence):

“Identify the bpm, and key of this track, and make an instrumental track in this style.”
“Give me 3 variation of the chorus.”
“Turn the chorus into a perfectly loopable section.”
“Add more reverb to the guitar, but only in all the chorus, decrease the volume of guitar by 20% in rest of the sections.”

Tool sequence:

Key & Tempo Detection → BPM, key.
Stem Separator → create instrumental (mute vocals) or Similar Music Generator → new instrumental in same style.
Section Analysis → locate chorus.
Inpainting → generate 3 alternate chorus versions.
Extend / Inpainting → make chosen chorus loopable.
Stem Separator (if not already) → isolate guitar.
Effects Engine → chorus: more reverb on guitar; non-chorus: -20% gain on guitar.
Deliver final track + loopable chorus segment.

4. Contextual Follow-ups – How does “remembering context” work in practice?

Examples:

Effects context
1. “Add reverb effect to the entire track.”
2. Agent applies reverb.
3. “Increase it a little more.”
  → Agent increases reverb level, not something else.
4. “Now only keep that reverb on the vocals, remove it from everything else.”
  → Agent uses stems + automation to keep vocal reverb only.
Section context
1. “Replace the second chorus with a new variation.”
2. Agent does it.
3. “Actually, also give me a second version that keeps the old chorus but with more drums.”
  → Agent knows “old chorus” vs “new one,” can branch or create alt take.
Reference context
1. “Use this YouTube song as reference.” (paste URL)
2. Agent extracts and generates similar track.
3. “Make another one but slower and with more atmospheric pads.”
  → Agent keeps using same reference song unless you change it.

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​Detailed FAQ & Guide

​What is Soundverse Agent?

​1. General “How do I talk to Agent?” questions

​Q1. How do I reference audio?

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​Q2. How does context memory work?

​2. Commands by Tool

​2.1 Song, Music & Vocal Generation

​2.1.1 AI Song Generator (lyrics → full song with vocals)

​2.1.2 AI Music Generator (text → music, mostly instrumental)

​2.1.3 AI Lyrics Writer

​2.1.4 AI Singing Generator

​2.1.5 Melody to Song

​2.1.6 MIDI to Song

​2.1.7 DNA: Generate & Build

​2.1.8 Model Selection (V5 streaming, v4.5 Asian Languages)

​2.2 Music Modification, Editing & Analysis

​2.2.1 Stem Separator

​2.2.2 Extend Music

​2.2.3 Inpainting (Song & Instrumental)

​2.2.4 Section Analysis

​2.2.5 Key & Tempo Detection / Change

​2.2.6 Effects Engine (Compressor, Reverb, EQ, etc.)

​2.2.7 Merge Audio (Concatenate)

​2.2.8 Audio Layering (Stacking / Mixing)

​2.3 Controlled Generation Tools

​2.3.1 Voice Swap

​2.3.2 Voice to Instrument

​2.3.3 Similar Music Generator

​2.3.4 Similar Song Generator

​2.4 System-Level Tools

​2.4.1 Web Search API

​2.4.2 YouTube URL Extractor

​2.4.3 Recording, Upload, Library Selection

​3. Example Workflows (with Tool Sequences)

​3.1 Trend-based Generation

​Workflow 1 – See global trending songs

​Workflow 2 – Generate 10 synthwave songs in trending style

​3.2 Direct Prompted Song Creation

​Workflow 3 – Trap song about football World Cup in Spanish

​Workflow 4 – Generate 10 songs in my DNA style

​3.3 Voice Replacement & Vocal Editing

​Workflow 5 – Replace song’s vocals with my voice

​Workflow 6 – Increase volume of vocals in second chorus by 1 dB

​Workflow 7 – Generate verse with new lyrics alternative

​3.4 Structural Edits & Looping

​Workflow 8 – Repeat the chorus twice

​Workflow 9 – Turn chorus into a perfectly loopable section

​Workflow 10 – Stitch multiple ideas into one song

​3.5 Tempo, Key & Style Transformations

​Workflow 11 – Identify BPM & key and make instrumental in same style

​Workflow 12 – Change key and regenerate vocals

​Workflow 13 – Create a DJ edit at 128 BPM

​3.6 Multi-language & Translation Workflows

​Workflow 14 – Translate song into multiple languages and regenerate track

​Workflow 15 – Multi-language choruses only

​3.7 Detailed Effects & Mixing Automation

​Workflow 16 – Add more reverb to guitar in choruses and lower elsewhere

​Workflow 17 – Make track sound “underwater” or “spacey”

​Workflow 18 – Boost only the hook for TikTok

​3.8 Looping, Short-form & Platform-specific

​Workflow 19 – Create a 1-minute TikTok-friendly version starting from hook

​Workflow 20 – Make a perfectly loopable 30s background track

​3.9 Reference-driven Generation

​Workflow 21 – Generate similar beats from YouTube reference

​Workflow 22 – Make a lo-fi version of my song

​3.10 Instrumental & Practice Tracks

​Workflow 23 – Create a karaoke instrumental

​Workflow 24 – Remove drums for practice

​3.11 Game / Batch Content Generation

​Workflow 25 – 20 short game tracks

​3.12 Melody / MIDI-driven Workflows

Soundverse Agent

Detailed FAQ & Guide

What is Soundverse Agent?

1. General “How do I talk to Agent?” questions

Q1. How do I reference audio?

Q2. How does context memory work?

2. Commands by Tool

2.1 Song, Music & Vocal Generation

2.1.1 AI Song Generator (lyrics → full song with vocals)

2.1.2 AI Music Generator (text → music, mostly instrumental)

2.1.3 AI Lyrics Writer

2.1.4 AI Singing Generator

2.1.5 Melody to Song

2.1.6 MIDI to Song

2.1.7 DNA: Generate & Build

2.1.8 Model Selection (V5 streaming, v4.5 Asian Languages)

2.2 Music Modification, Editing & Analysis

2.2.1 Stem Separator

2.2.2 Extend Music

2.2.3 Inpainting (Song & Instrumental)

2.2.4 Section Analysis

2.2.5 Key & Tempo Detection / Change

2.2.6 Effects Engine (Compressor, Reverb, EQ, etc.)

2.2.7 Merge Audio (Concatenate)

2.2.8 Audio Layering (Stacking / Mixing)

2.3 Controlled Generation Tools

2.3.1 Voice Swap

2.3.2 Voice to Instrument

2.3.3 Similar Music Generator

2.3.4 Similar Song Generator

2.4 System-Level Tools

2.4.1 Web Search API

2.4.2 YouTube URL Extractor

2.4.3 Recording, Upload, Library Selection

3. Example Workflows (with Tool Sequences)

3.1 Trend-based Generation

Workflow 1 – See global trending songs

Workflow 2 – Generate 10 synthwave songs in trending style

3.2 Direct Prompted Song Creation

Workflow 3 – Trap song about football World Cup in Spanish

Workflow 4 – Generate 10 songs in my DNA style

3.3 Voice Replacement & Vocal Editing

Workflow 5 – Replace song’s vocals with my voice

Workflow 6 – Increase volume of vocals in second chorus by 1 dB

Workflow 7 – Generate verse with new lyrics alternative

3.4 Structural Edits & Looping

Workflow 8 – Repeat the chorus twice

Workflow 9 – Turn chorus into a perfectly loopable section

Workflow 10 – Stitch multiple ideas into one song

3.5 Tempo, Key & Style Transformations

Workflow 11 – Identify BPM & key and make instrumental in same style

Workflow 12 – Change key and regenerate vocals

Workflow 13 – Create a DJ edit at 128 BPM

3.6 Multi-language & Translation Workflows

Workflow 14 – Translate song into multiple languages and regenerate track

Workflow 15 – Multi-language choruses only

3.7 Detailed Effects & Mixing Automation

Workflow 16 – Add more reverb to guitar in choruses and lower elsewhere

Workflow 17 – Make track sound “underwater” or “spacey”

Workflow 18 – Boost only the hook for TikTok

3.8 Looping, Short-form & Platform-specific

Workflow 19 – Create a 1-minute TikTok-friendly version starting from hook

Workflow 20 – Make a perfectly loopable 30s background track

3.9 Reference-driven Generation

Workflow 21 – Generate similar beats from YouTube reference

Workflow 22 – Make a lo-fi version of my song

3.10 Instrumental & Practice Tracks

Workflow 23 – Create a karaoke instrumental

Workflow 24 – Remove drums for practice

3.11 Game / Batch Content Generation

Workflow 25 – 20 short game tracks

3.12 Melody / MIDI-driven Workflows

Workflow 26 – Turn humming into full song

Workflow 27 – Build EDM track from MIDI

3.13 DNA-Focused Workflows

Workflow 28 – Train a new DNA model on my catalog

Workflow 29 – Batch ideas from DNA

3.14 Voice Creative Workflows

Workflow 30 – Voice to instrument lead & harmonies

Workflow 31 – Swap my rap verse voice & keep hook original