Use case · Instrumentals

Instrumental music with Lyria 3.5

Not every project needs a singer. Lyria 3.5 can make underscores, ambient scenes and melody-led arrangements when you keep vocals out of the brief and say which instruments should carry the melody.

Create an instrumental

In short

Choose the instrumental direction or write "no vocals".
Name the lead instrument and the supporting texture.
Describe the scene the music is for.
Output is the native M4A or WAV returned by the provider.

Examples

Calm study track: soft felt piano melody over warm pads, slow tempo, no vocals, gentle and steady.
Video underscore: cinematic strings building slowly under a light pulse, hopeful, no vocals.
Café ambience: jazzy electric piano and brushed drums, relaxed groove, instrumental.

Fitting music to a video

Describe the mood change you need — "quiet opening, lift at the midpoint" — rather than exact timestamps. Trim and fade the track in your editor to match the cut.

Frequently asked questions

How long are tracks?

This workspace requests 60-second tracks; the measured duration depends on the returned file.

Is the audio watermark-free?

No. Google applies SynthID to generated audio.

Updated 2026-10-04. Lyria35.pro is an independent music workspace, not an official Google product. Lyria is a Google DeepMind model. Use only material you have the right to submit; generated audio includes SynthID.