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Music 2.5
Music 2.5 is MiniMax’s latest music generation model. Give it lyrics and a style description, and it generates a full-length song with vocals and instrumentation.
What’s new in 2.5
Music 2.5 is a significant upgrade over previous versions across the board:
- Better vocals — more natural-sounding singing with realistic timbre, breathing, and pitch transitions
- Better instrumentation — expanded sound library including orchestral and traditional instruments, with cleaner separation between vocals and accompaniment
- Precise structure control — 14+ section tags let you control exactly how the song is arranged
- Style-aware mixing — the model automatically adjusts mixing characteristics based on genre (rock distortion, jazz warmth, electronic transients, etc.)
Inputs
lyrics (required) — The lyrics for your song, 1–3,500 characters. You can use structure tags to control the arrangement:
[Intro], [Verse], [Pre Chorus], [Chorus], [Hook], [Drop], [Bridge], [Solo], [Build Up], [Inst], [Interlude], [Break], [Transition], [Outro]
Use \n to separate lines and \n\n to add pauses between sections.
prompt (optional) — A description of the music style, mood, and scenario. For example: Indie folk, melancholic, introspective, longing, solitary walk, coffee shop. Up to 2,000 characters.
sample_rate — Audio sample rate. Options: 16000, 24000, 32000, 44100 (default).
bitrate — Audio bitrate. Options: 32000, 64000, 128000, 256000 (default).
audio_format — Output format: mp3 (default), wav, or pcm.
Tips
- Structure tags make a big difference. A song with
[Verse],[Chorus],[Bridge], and[Outro]sections will sound much more like a real song than a wall of text. - The prompt is optional but helps steer the style. Be specific about genre, mood, tempo, and vocal style.
- Lyrics can be up to 3,500 characters — enough for a full multi-verse song with choruses and bridges.
Privacy policy
Data from this model is sent from Replicate to MiniMax.
Check their privacy policy for details:
https://www.minimax.io/platform/protocol/privacy-policy