A Boomy Alternative Where the Songs Are Yours to Keep
Boomy makes it easy to churn out full songs fast and push them straight to Spotify and other streaming platforms for micro-royalties. That built-in distribution is a real strength. But by default Boomy owns the copyright to what you create, and you need a paid plan just to download a song or use it commercially. Neume keeps it simple and keeps it yours. Describe a song in one prompt, get real vocals and lyrics in about a minute, and download the songs you make to use commercially — no subscription needed. Start with your first song free.
Make songs you own
Full vocal songs from a prompt, yours to download and use.
Full songs from one prompt
Describe your song and Neume writes the lyrics, sings real vocals and produces a finished mix. Two versions come back every time.
Download and own
Get a 320 kbps MP3 and use your songs commercially. With Boomy, downloads and commercial use only come on a paid plan.
No subscription required
Paid plans start from $3.99, or buy one-time top-ups from $4.99 that never expire. Boomy gates commercial use behind a subscription.
First song free
Try Neume with no credit card and hear a finished vocal track before you pay anything. There's also a free lower-quality option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Neume lets you make your first song free with no credit card, plus a free option for lower-quality songs. Boomy has a free plan too, but it's effectively a trial — no downloads and no commercial use until you pay.
By default, Boomy Corporation owns and manages the copyright to songs created on its platform; paid subscribers get a commercial-use license for what they release. With Neume, the songs you make are yours to use personally or commercially.
Neume starts with a free first song, then plans from $3.99, plus one-time top-ups from $4.99 with no subscription. Boomy's paid tiers unlock downloads and commercial use; reported prices vary by source and its official pricing page wasn't verifiable.
Yes, and no subscription is required. You can download a 320 kbps MP3 and use the songs you make personally or commercially. On Boomy, any commercial use requires a paid plan, and the free tier offers none.
Boomy makes full short tracks, mostly instrumental, with optional vocals you can record, upload or auto-generate — though the auto vocals are a lighter add-on. Neume puts real, sung vocals and written lyrics at the center of every generation.
Not directly — built-in distribution to streaming platforms is one thing Boomy does that Neume doesn't. Neume focuses on making finished songs you fully download and own, so you can take them to any distributor you choose.
Want songs that are actually yours?
Available on web, iOS, and Android. No credit card required.