Dear All, here is another example of how Tunee did not follow the very detailed prompts I gave it and did what it wanted, which is obviously not acceptable. And once again, I wasted credits and money for nothing. Here is the link:
Let me know.
Thank you
Best regards,
Massimo
I feel most of the time, Tunee ignores most of your prompt and re-creates its own prompt. It should just use your prompt or at least ask if you like Tunee to “enhance” your prompt.
When using the chat, the prompt you enter will go through an analysis step, as Tunee’s conversation mode is designed to better understand your intent.
If you already have a very clear prompt in mind, you may consider using Fast Mode to generate the song directly. Or, after the first version is created, you can use Edit Lyrics & Prompt to fine-tune the music for higher accuracy.
I hope this helps!
Here is a template that works with Tunee without any issues. Although Tunee disappointed me greatly by turning genres like black metal, death metal, and brutal death into pure symphonic metal reggaeton, the prompt itself works perfectly. This is an example of one of my prompts from when I was testing music creation with TUNEE, and it does work
Song Title: [Insert Title here]
Mood: [e.g., melancholic yet hopeful alternative rock, 120 BPM tempo]
Genres: [e.g., alternative rock, indie pop]
Emotions: [e.g., nostalgia, overcoming, rising energy]
Full Lyrics (use exactly):
(Intro)
[Synthwave intro with neon atmosphere, retro 80s vibe, analog synth pads, arpeggiated basslines, 8-bit chiptune textures layered with square waves, nostalgic arcade feeling, Game Boy bleeps + NES-style melodies, cosmic reverb, slow build increasing BPM, mysterious tension with pixelated piano, futuristic ambience with glowing synth leads, Analog synths, 8-bit arpeggios, square waves, FM bass, gated drums, electric guitars with chorus effect, pixelated piano, cosmic pads, arcade samples, vocoder voices, male and female vocals, angelic choirs blended with retro chip sounds, groovy funk basslines, electronic percussion, orchestral hits]
[spoken words]
Insert spoken words
[Verse 1]
Insert verse 1
[Verse 2]
Insert verse 2
[Chorus]
Insert Chorus
[Verse 3]
Insert verse 3
[Verse 4]
Insert verse 4
[Pre-Chorus]
Insert Pre-Chorus
[Chorus]
Insert Chorus
[Verse 5]
Insert verse 5
[Bridge]
Insert Bridge
[Outro]
Inert Outro
[Drop]
Insert Drop
[spoken words]
Insert spoken words
[Chorus]
Insert Chorus
[spoken words]
Insert spoken words
[FINALIZAR]
Specific Instructions:
Do not modify, trim, or reorder any part of the lyrics.
Use the lyrics exactly as written, respecting every marker ([Intro], [Verse], [Chorus], specific voices…).
End EXACTLY at the [FINALIZAR] marker, without repeating or extending sections.
Focus creativity solely on the music, arrangement, and production.
Respect the dynamics, voice distribution, and marker indications such as [Male], [Female], [Chorus], etc.
“Copy it intact and only change the parts of: Song Title, Mood, Genres, Emotions and of course the lyrics with the instrumentation, everything else leave intact.”
