Create your own chill beats to study, relax, or stream to. Mellow keys, dusty drums, vinyl crackle, and nostalgic vibes — generated instantly with Neume's AI. No DAW needed, no sample clearance. Describe the mood and get a full lo-fi track in under a minute. Royalty-free and DMCA-safe for any platform.

Lo-fi isn't just one sound — it's a spectrum of moods and atmospheres. Describe the scene you want, and Neume's AI creates the perfect sonic backdrop.
Gentle, non-distracting beats designed to enhance concentration. Soft Rhodes piano, light drums, and steady rhythm. The most popular lo-fi use case worldwide.
Melancholic piano, heavy reverb, and atmospheric textures. For when the world is grey and beautiful. Slow tempo, deep bass, contemplative mood.
Warm jazz tones, gentle guitar, and the comfort of a familiar place. Cozy, inviting, and slightly upbeat. Perfect for morning routines.
Darker, deeper, slower. For 2 AM creative sessions and quiet reflection. Spacious arrangements, deep sub-bass, and contemplative melodies.
Rainy, sunny, or sleepy? Lo-fi is about feeling, not technical specs. Describe the scene — 'late night study session, soft piano, vinyl crackle, nostalgic mood' — and let the AI translate your mood into music.
Hit Make My Song. The AI creates a full lo-fi track with all the warmth, texture, and chill you need. Every generation is unique — no two beats are the same.
Download in HD for your stream, video, podcast, or playlist. Share via link or video directly from Neume. Royalty-free commercial use — no DMCA worries on any platform.
Lo-fi's relaxed, non-intrusive character makes it one of the most versatile music genres. Here's how creators use Neume's lo-fi generator.
DMCA-safe lo-fi beats for Twitch, YouTube Live, or any streaming platform. No copyright strikes — you own the commercial rights to every track.
Generate unique tracks for lo-fi YouTube channels. Build playlists of original content instead of relying on licensed music that can be claimed.
Create personalized study playlists tailored to your exact mood preferences. Different beats for morning focus vs late-night grinding.
Lo-fi makes excellent background music for video essays, vlogs, podcasts, and documentary content. Atmospheric without being distracting.
Generate calming, ambient lo-fi tracks for relaxation, meditation sessions, or winding down before sleep.

Every generation creates original music. No loops, no repeats, no duplicate content. Build entire playlists of unique lo-fi beats.
Use on Twitch, YouTube, or any platform without copyright strikes. You own the commercial rights to every track.
From rainy melancholy to sunny optimism — describe the feeling and the AI matches it. You control the atmosphere.
Full lo-fi tracks with texture, drums, and melody generated in under a minute. No waiting, no searching.
Lo-fi texture doesn't mean low quality audio. Properly mixed and mastered at HD quality for professional use.
Generate your first lo-fi beat for free. HD downloads and commercial rights included with every generation.

Creating a lo-fi beat is just the beginning. Share your tracks, build playlists, and connect with the global lo-fi community — all from Neume.
Post your lo-fi creations on YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify playlists, or social media. Share directly from Neume via link or video.
Generate dozens of unique lo-fi tracks and curate them into themed playlists — study, sleep, work, rainy day, coffee shop vibes.
Start a lo-fi YouTube channel or Spotify playlist with original, royalty-free content. No licensing headaches, just endless original music.
Lo-fi hip hop is deliberate imperfection. Every crackle, filter, and off-grid drum hit is a conscious choice that makes the track feel human, nostalgic, and warm.
Lo-fi hip hop exists in a paradox: it takes significant production knowledge to make something sound perfectly imperfect. Every crackling vinyl layer, every muffled drum hit, every slightly out-of-tune piano chord is a deliberate decision — and understanding why these choices work is the difference between lo-fi that feels warm and lo-fi that just sounds bad.
The core technique is signal degradation. Producers run clean recordings through tape saturation plugins to add harmonic distortion and subtle pitch wobble. They apply bit-crushing — reducing the audio from 24-bit to 12-bit or lower — which rounds off the transients and adds a gritty, digital-analog texture reminiscent of old samplers like the SP-1200. A low-pass filter rolls off everything above 8-10 kHz, removing the brightness and air from the mix. The result sounds like music playing from the next room, or through a phone speaker from 1998. That distance is the point — it creates an emotional buffer, a sense of nostalgia for a moment that may never have existed.
Side-chain compression is what gives lo-fi its breathing rhythm. The kick drum triggers a compressor on the melodic elements, causing them to duck briefly with every hit. That pumping, swelling effect — where the piano seems to inhale and exhale with the beat — became the signature movement of the entire genre. Set the attack fast and the release slow, and the whole track pulses like a heartbeat.
The drums borrow boom bap's swing but soften everything. Kicks are muted, snares sound like fingers tapping a desk, hi-hats are barely there. Many producers deliberately leave the quantization loose or record drums in real time to preserve human timing.
Nujabes is the spiritual ancestor. The Japanese producer bridged jazz and hip-hop on records like Metaphorical Music and the Samurai Champloo soundtrack, layering live jazz instrumentation over head-nodding drums with a warmth and sophistication that the entire lo-fi movement inherited. His work proved that hip-hop beats could be contemplative, beautiful, and emotionally complex without lyrics.
The distinction matters: lo-fi is both a production technique and a genre. As a technique, it means deliberately degrading audio fidelity for aesthetic effect — you can make lo-fi versions of anything. As a genre, lo-fi hip hop refers specifically to the mellow, jazz-influenced, study-beats sound that exploded through YouTube livestreams and Spotify playlists. Neume handles both interpretations. Prompt with "lo-fi jazz piano, vinyl crackle, muffled drums, side-chain pump, rainy night mood, 75 BPM" for the classic study beat, or apply lo-fi aesthetics to any other style you describe