Delphos
Pricing: Credit-based
Delphos AI learns your style to generate custom loops and compositions, creating professional tracks that sound exactly like you.
Mureka is an AI music generator that uses something called MusiCoT (Music Chain-of-Thought) technology. Made by Skywork AI, it plans song structures before creating the actual audio, which helps make more coherent music. Whether you're new to music production or you've been doing it for years, Mureka has different modes to help turn your ideas into songs.
Mureka creates songs from text descriptions. What makes it different from other AI music generators is its ability to think through the music structure first. This planning step helps create instrumentals that flow better. You can customize vocal sounds, upload reference tracks, and even clone voices if you're a premium user.
Basic Info:
Mureka has two main ways to create music:
Basic Mode: Just describe what kind of music you want (like "a calming piano track with a coffee shop feel") and pick a genre if you want.
Advanced Mode: This gives you more control. You can:
After you've made your choices, the MusiCoT technology plans out your song structure and creates the audio.
Mureka offers two main subscription plans after your free trial. The Basic Plan costs $8 monthly and includes 400 credits for song generation4. The Pro Plan costs $24 monthly with 1,600 credits plus advanced features like voice cloning and video downloads. Both plans provide commercial licensing for your generated music.

Mureka distinguishes itself from competitors like Suno and Udio through its MusiCoT technology, which focuses on planning song structure before generating audio. While all three tools create music from text prompts, they differ in their approach to composition, voice quality, and user interface.

Legendary music producer Rick Beato tested both Mureka and Suno and found Suno to be "shockingly good" compared to Mureka. In his review, he described Mureka's output as having "bad guitar" that "sounds like a keyboard" and generally called the results "crap," while he was genuinely impressed with Suno's vocal quality and overall production.
Free Mureka users lose all rights to their tracks:
↳ If you use the free tier, you cannot claim ownership or use your music for business.
Paid users get a commercial license and keep control:
↳ If you need to own your work, only use the paid plan for projects or releases.
Uploading vocals or reference tracks gives Mureka wide rights:
↳ Check what files you share. The service can use your uploads for training or promotion.
Legal experts warn about unclear language and training data:
↳ You risk copyright trouble if your generated song is too close to existing music, and the sources are not disclosed.
Mureka asks to use your name and likeness in their marketing:
↳ Read the terms before signing up. If you want privacy, paid or free, you should review these clauses closely.
Mureka is not completely free. New users receive 2 credits upon signup, allowing you to generate one complete song as a trial. After using your free credits, you must subscribe to continue creating music. The platform focuses on premium features rather than extensive free tiers, unlike some competitors that offer daily free generations.