AI has transformed the personalised song: what once took a composer and a week now happens in a few minutes. But not every promise is equal - here is how it really works.
What AI does (and doesn't do)
AI doesn't invent your story: you're the one who tells it. You give us the name, the occasion, two or three memories and the style; the music engine writes bespoke lyrics and sings them in a real voice. The result is unique because your memories are.
The steps, in practice
- You pick the occasion and the musical style.
- You tell your story: names, anecdotes, what you want to say.
- You listen to a preview before confirming.
- You receive the full song, ready to gift.
Price and turnaround
The upside of AI is price and speed: where a human composer charges around 150 euros and takes a week, an AI song costs a few euros and arrives in minutes. So you can try it, listen and fine-tune with no commitment.
Can you tell it's AI?
In the lyrics, no: they're about YOUR story, which no generic text can match. On the voice, quality has taken a huge leap - most people can't tell the difference, especially caught up in the emotion of a gift.
It isn't the technology that moves people, it's the story it tells.
Key takeaway
An AI song is your story set to music in a few minutes, for a few euros, with a preview before you confirm. The technology is only a tool; the emotion comes from your memories.