A Stable Audio Alternative That Makes Full Songs With Vocals
Stable Audio makes high-fidelity instrumental tracks, loops, and sound effects from a prompt, with pro tools like stem separation and MIDI on higher tiers. It's excellent production music. But it doesn't sing — no lyrics, no vocals, no full song. Commercial rights need a paid plan, and the free tier is non-commercial and region-limited. Neume takes one prompt and returns a complete song with real vocals and lyrics in about a minute. Your first song is free. Plans start from $3.99, or buy one-time top-ups from $4.99 that never expire — no subscription. Download a 320 kbps MP3 and use it commercially.
Why creators pick Neume over Stable Audio
A finished song with a voice — not loops, stems, or sound design.
It actually sings
Neume writes lyrics and sings real vocals. Stable Audio generates instrumental tracks, loops, and sound effects, but it can't sing lyrics from text.
No subscription to sell your work
Neume's commercial use needs no plan — top-ups start from $4.99. Stable Audio's commercial rights require an active paid subscription.
One prompt to a full song
Describe it once and Neume infers the lyrics, style, and vibe. Stable Audio prompts an instrumental track for loops and sound design.
Download and keep your song
Every song comes as a 320 kbps MP3 you keep and use commercially. Stable Audio's free tier is non-commercial and region-restricted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Neume gives you your first song free with no credit card, plus a free option for lower-quality songs. Stable Audio has a free plan too, but it's non-commercial, capped at short clips, and withheld from new signups in some regions.
No. Stable Audio generates instrumental music and sound effects only — it doesn't sing lyrics from text. Its vocal input feature transforms audio you already have into instrumental material. Neume writes lyrics and sings a complete song from one prompt.
Neume starts from $3.99, and one-time top-ups start from $4.99 and never expire — no subscription required. Stable Audio's cheapest paid plan, Pro, is $11.99 a month billed monthly, and its higher Studio and Max tiers cost more.
Yes — you can use the songs you make personally or commercially, and you download and keep a 320 kbps MP3. Stable Audio only grants commercial rights on a paid tier; its free tier is explicitly non-commercial.
Stable Audio's paid license covers the audio, but Stability notes it doesn't shield you from streaming platforms' AI-content screening at upload, so tracks can still be flagged. Neume gives you a downloadable MP3 you can use commercially.
Every generation returns two versions to choose from, and Remix rewrites the lyrics in one section you pick. You get separate vocal and instrumental stems, an optional AI music video, and access on web, iOS, Android, and an MCP server.
Want a song with a voice, not just loops?
Available on web, iOS, and Android. No credit card required.