Prompt guide · Lyria 3.5

Writing prompts for Lyria 3.5

Lyria 3.5 (sometimes searched as "Lira 3.5" or "Liria 3.5") is Google DeepMind's music-generation model. It works from a text description, so the quality of the brief decides how useful the first result is. Here is a structure that works.

Write a Lyria 3.5 brief

In short

Describe genre, mood, instruments, vocal character, tempo and structure.
Use compatible directions; revise one element at a time.
Add your own lyrics with [Verse], [Chorus] and [Bridge] labels.
Each request asks for a 60-second track; the measured length depends on the returned file.

A brief that works

Example · song with vocals

Warm indie folk song, hopeful and intimate. Fingerpicked acoustic guitar, soft upright bass, light brushed drums, gentle female vocal. Mid-tempo. Starts quietly with voice and guitar, opens up into a fuller chorus.

Adding your lyrics

Include lyrics you have the right to use, with section labels, directly in the prompt. Exact wording and timing are not guaranteed, so keep lines short and singable.

Revising

Too busy: remove one instrument or one genre reference.
Wrong energy: name the tempo or describe the build more clearly.
Vocals not wanted: say "instrumental, no vocals".

Provenance

Google applies SynthID to generated audio. Do not remove provenance information or treat a generated track as proof of exclusive ownership.

Frequently asked questions

Is "Lira 3.5" the same as Lyria 3.5?

Yes — Lira, Liria and Lyra 3.5 are common misspellings of Lyria 3.5.

Can I try it free?

New accounts receive a one-time welcome grant after verified sign-in, enough for one Lyria 3.5 generation. No card is required.

Is lyria35.pro run by Google?

No. It is an independent workspace, not affiliated with Google or Google DeepMind.

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.