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Lyria 3.5

Free

Edit music tracks seamlessly with the power of AI.

Lyria 3.5 is a music generation AI model developed by Google, designed to create tracks between 30 seconds and 3 minutes long. It introduces a novel "Selective Section Painting" feature, which allows users to edit individual sections of a track without the need to start from scratch, thereby enhancing efficiency and creativity in music editing and production.

Who it's for

music producershobbyistscontent creators

Pricing · freemium

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PlanPriceIncludes
FreeFreeFull model access · Limited edit features · Community support
ProFreeFull edit capabilities · Priority support · Extended storage options

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Use it for

  • — Creating background music for videos
  • — Editing sections of music tracks
  • — Experimenting with new music compositions

Get the most out of it

  1. 01Utilize the 'Selective Section Painting' to efficiently edit specific parts of your tracks without affecting the entire piece.
  2. 02Experiment with different track lengths to explore various music styles and patterns.
  3. 03Use the tool to generate basic track structures and build upon them manually for a personalized touch.
  4. 04Leverage community forums and support to learn creative editing techniques from other users.
  5. 05Incorporate the tool into a larger music production workflow, using it as a versatile starting point or supplemental resource.

In the news

  • Google's Lyria 3.5 music model now lets users edit individual track sections without starting overThe Decoder · Jul 29, 2026
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