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Mashup

Combine two sources into one track, choose the blend and the style, and keep both originals untouched.

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Blend two tracks into one

Mashup takes two sources and produces a single new track. You choose both sides, the direction of the blend, and whether the result keeps vocals.

Examples & decisions

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A worked project brief: the source, creative direction and listening checks below show how to prepare this task.

Starting material

Two of your songs: A is spacious piano-led music; B has a crisp electronic groove. Choose them as the two sources.

Creative direction / prompt

Combine the spacious piano-led mood of the first song with the crisp rhythmic energy of the second. Aim for a cohesive downtempo electronic arrangement, with the melodic idea easy to follow and percussion entering gradually.

What to listen for

Check whether the melody and rhythm work as one arrangement, with clear phrasing and enough space between layers.

Parameter / option

Parameter / option
Parameter / optionWhat it changes
Primary and secondary sourceTwo different tracks. The same song cannot be used on both sides.
StyleThe direction that holds the two sources together.
Lyrics and promptWhat the combined track should say. You can copy the lyrics of either source into the field instead of writing new ones.
InstrumentalKeeps the blend free of vocals.
AI lyrics writerWrites a new lyric for the blend: 1 credit per request, refunded if it fails.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Pick two different tracks, one for each side.

  2. 2

    Describe the blend and decide whether to use the lyrics of one source or write new ones.

  3. 3

    Create the combined track for 2 credits.

Good questions

Both inform the new track; neither is simply pasted over the other, and both originals stay untouched in your library.

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