The console, mapped
Two panes: the Create form (left) is your recipe; the Stage (right) is your private tray of results, with three tabs in the top bar. You must be signed in — otherwise a gate blocks the form and any click sends you to sign-in.
Everything renders locally on your GPU. Nothing leaves this machine.
Hit Generate — only you see them until you Publish.
Title (in the Optional panel) names the take — leave it blank and the card shows Generation #N. Throughout this guide, “staging” just means your private area (Session + Log).
Signed out? You’ll hit this gate first
Generate from a prompt
The fastest way to get a track: describe it and hit Generate. No lyrics, no reference — the model invents everything.
Describe the track
Type genre, era, instruments and mood into Prompt. This is the one field that always drives generation.
dreamy 80s synthwave, warm analog pads, gated drums, nostalgicRefine with Pick tags (optional)
Click Pick tags for a searchable checklist of real catalog tags with usage counts. Ticking one appends it to the prompt; unticking removes it.
Set voice, length & count
Vocals = the singing language (20 options, default English). Duration in seconds (30–480, default 180). Variants = how many takes to render at once (1–4).
Hit Generate
Click Generate — it unlocks the moment the Prompt has text. It shows three pulsing dots + an elapsed timer while it renders.
Your take lands in Session
When it finishes, the take appears as a card in your private Session — titled, timestamped, with a waveform player. With Variants > 1 you get several takes in one card.
Cover with your own lyrics
Give the model your original words and pick the language — it sings them in the style you described.
Open the Optional panel
Click Optional to reveal Title, Reference track and Lyrics above the Prompt.
Write lyrics — or Pick example
Use section tags like [verse] and [chorus]. Or click Pick example for starter templates — each row is tagged A (has words) or ♪ (instrumental structure).
Match the Vocals language
Set Vocals to the language you wrote in — the model sings in that language.
Describe the style, then Generate
Fill the Prompt with the musical style and hit Generate. The take sings your lyrics in that style and lands in Session.
Make an instrumental
No singing — just the arrangement. The trick is simply leaving the Lyrics box empty.
Leave Lyrics empty
In the Optional panel, keep Lyrics blank — or open Pick example and choose an item marked ♪ (instrumental structure only).
Describe the arrangement & Generate
Put the mood and instruments in the Prompt and generate. The result renders with no sung words.
Cover from a reference track
Feed the model an actual recording to cover. Here a reference alone already unlocks Generate — Prompt and Lyrics are optional.
Add a reference — drop or browse
In Optional, drop an audio file onto the zone or click to browse (mp3 · wav · flac). Once loaded it shows the file name, size and an inline player, with a ✕ to clear.
Drop an audio file or click to browse
mp3 · wav · flac
my-demo.mp3 · 4.2 MB
…or Pick from library
Click Pick from library to search existing catalog tracks; choosing one fetches its audio as the reference and fills the “cover of…” label.
Set the Resemblance
The slider (active only with a reference) is your cover strength: 0% = vibe only, 100% = as close to the reference as possible.
0% — vibe only · 100% — as close to the reference as possible
Generate the cover
Hit Generate. A prompt is optional here — add one to steer the cover’s style, or leave it blank for a straight cover of the source audio.
Everything renders locally on your GPU. Nothing leaves this machine.
Play & read Model notes
Before you publish anything, listen and inspect. Each take has a waveform player and an expandable engine log.
Play a take
Click the play button on any take. It routes through the one global player; the active take is highlighted with an amber bar.
Open Model notes
Expand Model notes to see the raw engine response / parameters for that generation — useful for reproducing a sound.
caption: dreamy 80s synthwave, warm analog pads, female vocal duration: 180 · language: en · variants: 2 seed: 1287443… · steps: 8
Publish a take
Publishing pushes one take from your private staging into the public catalog. It’s a single click (no confirm needed to go public).
Find the take
In Session (this visit) or Log (all your staging), locate the take you want to publish.
Click Publish
Hit the Publish button on that take.
It’s live
A green confirmation appears, the take now reads ✓ published #N (its public track id) with an Unpublish option, and the Published tab count ticks up.
Unpublish a take
Changed your mind? Unpublish removes the take from the public catalog but keeps it in your Session. It’s a deliberate two-step action.
Click Unpublish → it arms
On a published take, click Unpublish. The button changes to Sure? — nothing has happened yet.
Click again to confirm
Click Sure? to finish. The take returns to a plain Publish state, the Published count drops, and you get: “Unpublished — removed from the catalog, still in your Session.”
Delete takes & generations
Two levels of delete, both two-step: remove a single take, or the whole generation (all its takes).
Delete one take
Click the red Delete on a take → it arms to Sure? → click again. You’ll see “Take deleted.”
Delete the whole generation
Use Delete all in the card header → Sure? → click again. Every take in that generation is removed: “Generation deleted.”
🎵 cover of my-demo
Actions, states & messages
| Action | Where | Confirm | Exact message |
|---|---|---|---|
| Generate | form button | — | busy: 3 dots + m:ss timer |
| Publish | per take | single click | “Published to the catalog as track #N.” |
| Unpublish | per published take | 2-step (Sure?) | “Unpublished — removed from the catalog, still in your Session.” |
| Delete | per take | 2-step (Sure?) | “Take deleted.” / “Take deleted (that generation is now empty).” |
| Delete all | card header | 2-step (Sure?) | “Generation deleted.” |
| Timeout | after ~8 min | — | “Generation timed out — it may still finish; check your Session tab shortly.” |
| Tab | Shows | Empty-state copy |
|---|---|---|
| Session | takes made this visit | “Takes you generate land in your private Session…” |
| Log | your entire private staging | “Nothing in your staging yet…” |
| Published | takes pushed to the catalog | “Nothing published yet…” |
Faithful recreation of the live beatoria.ai/create console (dark theme). Colours, labels, copy and layout mirror the production UI; interactive states are shown as static, framed screenshots.