AUDIO TO PROMPT

Turn Any Audio into an AI Music Prompt

Upload a reference track, see what its sound is made of, and turn what you hear into a useful prompt for your next song.

MP3WAVAACAMROne file ≤ 100 MB
YINSO AUDIO ANALYZER● READY
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Drop in a reference audio clip

or click to choose a file

Choose a section with a clear rhythm, main instruments and vocal

Only upload audio you have the right to use. This is not song identification.

Analysis result

The sound will be broken into these parts

GenreEmotionTempoInstrumentVocalProduction

After upload, you’ll receive an editable English GETI prompt.

In short: Upload a clean reference clip, generate an analysis, and use its style, mood, tempo and instrument notes as a starting prompt. Then replace the track-specific details with your own story.

6music dimensions analyzed
1click to copy or create
3works with Yinso, Suno and Udio

HOW TO / 01

Three steps from reference track to usable prompt

Start with an accurate description of the sound, then turn it into your own creative direction.

  1. 01
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    Choose a reference

    Use a clear track that represents the style, mood and arrangement you want.

  2. 02
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    Upload and generate

    Drop it into the upload area and generate a prompt. It usually takes under a minute.

  3. 03
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    Copy or create

    Generate with the English GETI prompt first; use the translated version to understand and refine it.

PROMPT ANATOMY / 02

What should a strong
music prompt include?

The result is not a vague “make it sound like this song.” It is six groups of musical information you can keep editing.

Keep only two or three traits, or copy the complete prompt and replace the theme and lyric direction with your own.

01

Style

Indie pop, hip-hop or cinematic

02

Mood

Warm, restrained, uplifting or dark

03

Tempo

BPM, groove and energy movement

04

Instruments

Lead, rhythm section and background layers

05

Vocals

Voice type, tone, delivery and distance

06

Production

Space, mix and overall texture

PROMPT EXAMPLES / 03

Four directions,
four reusable prompt patterns

Choose a direction, play the reference track and see how a listening impression becomes model-readable musical language.

EXAMPLE 01

Sunny Coastal Drive · Indie pop

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Reference characteristics

Around 119 BPM with a relaxed, forward-moving groove. Shimmering synth pads and a clean electric guitar motif open, then arpeggiated synths, warm melodic bass and light electronic drums carry it, with a clear, slightly breathy female vocal and stacked harmonies. Bright and airy, like a summer coastal drive.

Reusable music prompt
Indie Pop, Dream Pop, Uplifting, Nostalgic, Romantic, Bright, Airy, Ethereal, Shimmering synth pads, Arpeggiated synth lines, Clean electric guitar, Melodic bass guitar, Light electronic kit, Crisp hi-hats, Soft punchy kick, Clear breathy female mezzo-soprano vocals, Gently melancholic, Moderate reverb, Subtle delay, Subtle compression, Polished high-fidelity production, Wide stereo field, Road-trip romance, Carefree freedom, Instrumental synth intro, Verse, Pre-chorus build, Full-band chorus, Reflective bridge, Fading outro, 120 BPM
After adding your own idea

An indie-pop track for a post-graduation road-trip video: keep the bright synths, clean electric guitar and clear female vocal, with memory-driven verses and a wider chorus.

ONE PROMPT, MORE OPTIONS / 04

Use it in Yinso,
Suno or Udio

Each platform interprets the same prompt differently. Generate at least 4–6 options, then choose the strongest.

SUNO

Paste into Style of Music

Put the English prompt in Style of Music and your lyrics in Lyrics.

UDIO

Use it as the main input

Use the complete detailed prompt as the main input; specific production notes help.

BETTER RESULTS / 05

Get a cleaner,
more useful prompt

Four quick fixes are usually enough—there is no need for another long workflow.

If this happensTry this
The prompt is too broad

Analyze a section with a clearer hook or arrangement, then add the most distinctive instrument.

An instrument is missing

Treat the result as a draft and add back covered parts such as 808, harmonica or hand percussion.

The mood feels wrong

Replace vague words like “nice” with precise ones such as restrained, bittersweet or tense.

It sounds too close

Change the theme, structure, vocal direction and one lead instrument. The reference is vocabulary, not a blueprint.

FAQ / 06

About Audio to Prompt

What is Audio to Prompt?

It listens to a reference clip and writes its style, mood, tempo and arrangement as a usable AI music prompt.

Which formats are supported?

MP3, WAV, AAC and AMR, up to 100 MB per file.

Can it identify the song or artist?

No. It describes sound characteristics for creative use; it is not song identification or copyright verification.

Can I use the prompt in Suno or Udio?

Yes. The English prompt uses a general format, though each platform will interpret it differently.

Why was an instrument missed?

Dense mixes and layered effects can hide parts. Try a cleaner clip or add the instrument manually.

HEAR IT. NAME IT. MAKE IT YOURS.

Upload a song.
See what its sound is made of.

Then bring the part that moved you into your next original work.

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