AI music generator without prompts: make a full song by choosing

You can make a full song with AI without writing a prompt. Pick a genre and sub-genre, set the tempo and mood, choose a vocal type, then write your own lyrics or let the AI write them; the tool builds the technical description for you and returns a finished track in minutes.

Why prompts get in the way

Most AI music tools ask for a free-text prompt, and the result depends on how well you describe production details you may not know the words for. Choosing from structured options — sub-genre, BPM, key, mood, vocal — gives more consistent results, especially for first-time users and non-native English speakers.

Step by step

1. Pick a sub-genre. "Afro House" or "Melodic Techno" says far more than "dance". DeckBe lists more than 140 electronic sub-genres plus rap and R&B styles.
2. Set tempo and mood. 122-128 BPM for house, 130-140 for techno, 140-145 for drill.
3. Choose the vocal. Female, male, duet or instrumental; pick a voice character or record your own voice.
4. Add lyrics. Write them or describe the topic and let the AI write them. Keep the chorus short and repeatable.
5. Generate, fix, extend. Regenerate a single section without touching the rest, or extend the track for a DJ set.
6. Finish. Master the track, split stems if you need them, and create cover art in the same place.

What DJs and producers should look for

• Sub-genre depth, not just broad genres.
• Tempo and key control for mixing.
• Stem splitting for remixes and live edits.
• Section editing, so one weak chorus does not cost you the whole track.
• Mastering and cover art without switching tools.

FAQ

Can I make a song with AI without writing a prompt?

Yes. You pick a genre, sub-genre, tempo, mood and vocal type, and the tool builds the technical description and generates the song.

Is there a free AI music generator?

DeckBe is free to start: new accounts get 15 uses plus 1 more every day you sign in; no card needed.

Can I use AI-generated songs commercially?

You can download and share what you create; commercial use is governed by the Terms of Service.