- What is the difference between Pop, Soft Pop and Indie Pop?
- All three share the same song-form logic; the difference is arrangement density and vocal attitude. Pop has the fullest arrangement and pushes emotion hardest. Soft Pop pulls the drums back and slows the tempo for a more relaxed feel. Indie Pop keeps the melodic skeleton but uses fewer parts and a rougher recording, deliberately leaving breath and imperfection in the vocal.
- How should I write a prompt for a pop track?
- Start with mood and setting, then add tempo and instrumentation, and describe the vocal last. For example: "bright mid-tempo pop, 115 BPM, piano and synth pads, female vocal, third harmonies in the chorus." Avoid naming specific artists; describing verifiable sonic traits instead gives you more control over the result.
- How long is a typical pop track?
- Commercially released pop singles usually run three to four minutes. For short video or advertising, the chorus is normally cut down to a 15- or 30-second version. When generating, you can ask directly for a tighter structure with shorter interludes and no bridge.
- Can I use generated pop tracks commercially?
- It depends on your account status at the time of generation. Work generated on the Free plan is limited to personal, non-commercial use. Work generated during an active Pro membership may be used commercially, and you keep that right after the membership expires. See the credits and membership terms for details.
