Mubert Makes Background Loops. Neume Makes Real Songs.
Mubert generates royalty-free instrumental background music — loop-based tracks for videos, streams, podcasts and games. It is built for endless, copyright-clear scoring at scale, with real-time and API generation. But it makes no vocals and no lyrics, and commercial use is gated behind a paid plan. Neume is different. Describe your song in one box and it writes the lyrics, sings real vocals, and returns a finished, mixed track in about a minute — two versions to choose from. Your first song is free, commercial use is included, and plans start from $3.99 with no-subscription top-ups.
Finished songs, not just background loops
Everything Mubert leaves out — vocals, lyrics, and songs you can use commercially from day one.
Real vocals and lyrics
Neume writes the words and sings them in real vocals. Mubert makes instrumental loops only — no singing, no lyrics.
One prompt, one minute
Type what you want and get a full, mixed song in about a minute — two versions, no mood pickers or settings.
Commercial use included
Use your Neume songs commercially without the top tier. Mubert reserves commercial rights for Pro at $32.49 a month and up.
Download and keep it
Export a 320 kbps MP3 and keep every song. Mubert's free plan caps you at five downloads a month.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Neume gives you your first song free with no credit card, plus a free option for lower-quality tracks. Unlike Mubert's free Ambassador plan, which is non-commercial and requires attribution, you can start making full vocal songs right away.
No. Mubert generates instrumental, loop-based background music for videos, streams and games — there are no vocals or lyrics. Neume writes lyrics and sings real vocals, returning a finished, mixed song from a single prompt.
Neume plans start from $3.99, and you can also buy one-time top-ups from $4.99 that never expire — no subscription needed. Mubert's cheapest commercial plan is Pro at $32.49 a month billed annually.
Yes. Commercial use of the songs you make is included, with no top tier required. With Mubert, the free and $14 Creator tiers are non-commercial, and commercial use starts at the Pro plan.
It is. Mubert's real-time generation, API and large catalog make it a strong pick if you need endless, copyright-clear background music at scale. Neume is built for the other job: memorable, foreground songs with vocals and a hook.
Yes. Neume runs on web, iOS and Android, and also offers an MCP server so you can generate songs straight from Claude or your own agent. Mubert offers an API but no simple MCP.
Ready to make a real song?
Available on web, iOS, and Android. No credit card required.