AI beat maker

AI beat maker and instrumental generator

Switch vocals off and Zona becomes an instrumental generator: describe a beat, a tempo and the instruments you want, and it produces a finished track with no singing on it. Use it under a rap verse, a video, a podcast or a stream, or as a loop to write over.

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Your first song is free, with no card. Every song ships with commercial rights. See plans

Instrumentals made with Zona

Made with vocals switched off, from a short description of the sound.

How to make a beat with AI

  1. 1.Turn vocals off

    Open Advanced and switch on No vocals, just music. The lyrics field steps aside and the whole prompt goes to the sound.

  2. 2.Describe the beat

    Name the genre, the tempo and the parts: "boom-bap, 90 BPM, dusty drums, jazzy piano loop, deep bass". The more specific the drums and the bassline, the closer the beat comes out.

  3. 3.Create and compare

    Press Create and listen to what comes back. Change one thing at a time, the tempo or a single instrument, to hear what each choice does.

  4. 4.Export it

    Download the MP3, or on a subscription export lossless WAV to take the beat into your DAW.

What you can make with an AI instrumental generator

Hip-hop and trap beats, lo-fi study loops, cinematic scores, EDM drops, ambient beds, acoustic guitar pieces and orchestral cues. If you can describe it with a genre and a handful of instruments, you can ask for it.

An instrumental is also a starting point. Make the beat first, then write your own verse over it, or use it as the reference for the next track you make with vocals.

Beats for creators

Videos, streams, podcast intros and short clips all need music that nobody else will claim. Every track made with Zona ships with commercial rights, so the beat you make is yours to publish.

Already have a song with vocals you like? On a subscription, stem separation splits it into a vocal track and an instrumental, which gives you the beat on its own.

Prompt tips for better beats

Lead with tempo

A BPM number anchors everything else. Around 70 to 90 BPM suits boom-bap and lo-fi; trap usually sits around 130 to 150 BPM with a half-time feel.

Name the drums

"Crisp snare", "rolling hi-hats", "punchy kick", "brushed drums" and "808 slides" change a beat more than any mood word.

Pick one lead

Choose one melodic lead, a piano loop, a flute, a synth arpeggio, and let the rest support it. Crowded prompts come back crowded.

Say how it should move

Phrases like "sparse intro", "builds slowly" or "big drop halfway" help shape the arrangement.

AI beat maker: common questions

Can AI make beats?
Yes. With vocals switched off, Zona produces full instrumental tracks from a text description of the genre, tempo and instruments.
Can I use the beats commercially?
Yes. Every track made with Zona ships with full commercial-use rights.
Can I rap or sing over a Zona beat?
Yes. Download the instrumental and record over it in any DAW. On a subscription you can export lossless WAV for a cleaner mix.
Can I get the instrumental from a song with vocals?
Yes. On a subscription, stem separation splits a finished song into vocals and instrumental.
Which genres work?
Any genre you can describe, from trap and lo-fi to orchestral, EDM and folk. You can mix genres in one prompt.
Is the AI beat maker free?
Your first song is free: sign in and claim 10 credits, enough for one song in two versions, with no card. After that, start a 3-day free trial of the Weekly plan or pick a plan.

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Make it now

Web plans start at $4.17/month, billed $49.99 yearly, with 200 credits refreshed each month. Your first song is free, and the Weekly plan starts with a 3-day free trial.