Second verses
Extend a section that works to hear plausible continuations before writing one yourself.
Explore
AI proposes possibilities. The artist decides where the music goes. A Direction is how that decision gets recorded — you keep the fragment worth keeping and branch from it instead of rolling the dice again.
Workflow
Step by step
Start with a prompt, optional lyrics, mood, structure, tempo and a creativity setting that decides how far from your material the model may wander.
Results appear in your generations feed with a waveform player. Most will not be interesting. You are listening for one detail worth pursuing, not a finished song.
Create variations of the generation you chose, or extend it to hear where the section goes next. Each branch stays related to what you selected.
Favourite it, download it, and file it into a project with the lyrics and versions that belong to the same work.
Why it matters
In practice
Extend a section that works to hear plausible continuations before writing one yourself.
Vary the same idea to hear it with different energy or instrumentation emphasis.
Keep two branches of the same fragment and choose between them with fresh ears later.
When a demo has stalled, generate around it rather than staring at the arrangement.
Ask what an older era of your material sounds like pushed somewhere new.
Sketch options quickly before committing studio time to one of them.
Position
The reason ANYANO ends in exploration rather than a download button is that generated material is not the product — your decisions are. A Sound trained on your catalog can propose plausible next moves indefinitely. Choosing which of those moves is yours is the part no model does for you.
FAQ
Related
Train a Sound, generate a first idea, then follow it.