Create Original Music with Lyria 2

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Overview

Lyria 2 is a music generation model that converts text descriptions into original stereo audio at 48kHz quality, available on Picasso IA. It addresses a real constraint for content creators who need original music but have no recording setup or licensing budget. A video editor, for instance, can describe the exact mood and instrumentation they want and receive a finished track in seconds. The negative prompt feature adds a second layer of control, letting you steer the result away from specific elements you want to avoid. No prior music knowledge is needed, and the output is clean, broadcast-ready audio.

How It Works

Write a text prompt describing the style, genre, mood, instruments, or tempo you want in the music
Optionally add a negative prompt to list what you want excluded, such as heavy percussion or vocals
Set a seed if you want to reproduce the same result later, or leave it blank for a random output each time
Hit generate and receive a stereo 48kHz audio file within seconds
Download the file and drop it directly into your video editor, podcast software, or game engine

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this? No, just open Lyria 2 on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.

Is it free to try? Yes, you can run Lyria 2 on Picasso IA without a paid subscription to test the results. A few free runs let you hear what the model produces before committing.

How long does it take to get results? Most generations return a finished audio file within a few seconds. Prompt complexity has minimal impact on generation time.

What output format does Lyria 2 produce? Lyria 2 outputs stereo audio at 48kHz, which is compatible with standard video editors, DAWs, and game engines without any conversion.

Can I control what the music sounds like? Yes. The text prompt shapes the genre, mood, and instrumentation, while the negative prompt lets you exclude specific elements like vocals or drums. Running the same prompt multiple times with different seeds also gives you distinct variations to choose from.

How many times can I run the model? You can run it as many times as you want. Each run with a different seed or prompt gives you a distinct result.

Where can I use the audio it generates? The audio files are yours to use in personal projects, videos, games, and other creative work. There are no watermarks on the output.

Credit Cost

Each generation consumes 1 credit

1 credit

or 5 credits for 5 generations

Features

Everything this model can do for you

48kHz stereo output

Delivers broadcast-quality audio that drops into video timelines and audio editors without resampling.

Text-driven generation

Converts a written description of genre, instruments, and mood directly into a finished audio track.

Negative prompt control

Lets you specify what to exclude from the output, such as drums or vocals, for cleaner results.

Seed reproducibility

Reuse the same seed to get an identical track across multiple runs, useful for iterating on variations.

No instruments required

Produces original music from text alone, no recording equipment or music theory background needed.

Genre and mood range

Generates tracks spanning ambient, cinematic, electronic, acoustic, and more from a single prompt.

Fast output

Returns a finished audio file in seconds, so you can run multiple variations without long waits.

Use Cases

Write a text prompt describing genre, instruments, and mood to get an original background track for a YouTube video

Describe a tense, minimal sound design for a game scene and receive a loopable audio file without recording anything

Generate a short jingle for a social media post by specifying tempo, style, and instrumentation in plain text

Use the negative prompt to exclude specific elements, like vocals or percussion, and produce a clean instrumental bed for a podcast intro

Create ambient music for a meditation or focus video by describing pace, texture, and the feeling you want listeners to have

Iterate on a theme by running the same prompt with different seeds until you find the version that fits the scene

Produce a demo soundtrack for an indie game by generating several tracks with different genre descriptions and picking the best fits

Examples

34.5s

Futuristic country music, steel guitar, huge 808s, synth wave elements space western cosmic twang soaring vocals

22.0s

A cinematic orchestral piece with epic brass swells, thunderous timpani rolls and soaring string melodies