Choose the source
Select a compatible song from My Songs or upload an MP3 you have rights to use. Audition the source so you know which section you want to continue.
Extend a Song
The next verse starts here.
Continue a song from a chosen point. Start with a compatible library track or your own MP3, describe the next section and audition a new continuation.
Choose your source song
Select a completed song from your library or upload an MP3 you have permission to use.
FROM INPUT TO OUTPUT
How it works.
Set the continuation point
Choose a point inside the song. A clear phrase boundary can make a better handoff than the middle of a word. Enter the lyrics or direction for the next section.
Generate and review the transition
Submit the extension and open My Songs. Listen around the handoff and across the new section. Compare the original and extended result before using the new version.
THE LISTENING ROOM
Hear where an idea can go.
See the input. Explore the sound. Make it your own.
extension · V5.5
The Long Way Home — Next Verse
A 70-second continuation requested at 2:07 in the source. This player contains the new section; compare it with the original below.
Original source · continuation at 127s
View input & generation details
[Bridge] We can leave the map unfolded Let the morning find us here All the roads that kept me wandering Made this little room more dear [Final Chorus] Take the long way home with me Past the places we used to be Every road and every mile Brings me back to your familiar smile [Outro] Leave the kitchen light on low There is nowhere else to go
Style: Warm acoustic folk, fingerpicked guitar, soft brushed drums, intimate male vocal, gentle lift in the chorus
Generated 2026-09-20 · Vocals
Lyric sheet
[Bridge] We can leave the map unfolded Let the morning find us here All the roads that kept me wandering Made this little room more dear [Final Chorus] Take the long way home with me Past the places we used to be Every road and every mile Brings me back to your familiar smile [Outro] Leave the kitchen light on low There is nowhere else to go
Make your next take more intentional.
Choose a musical boundary
Try the end of a chorus or instrumental phrase. Moving the continuation point a little can change the transition substantially.
Write only what should come next
For a new verse, supply the new lines and a compatible style. Repeating the whole original lyric can lead to repetition you did not intend.
Change one variable at a time
First adjust the continuation point, then the next-section prompt. That makes it easier to hear which change improved the result.
Know what your plan includes. Free: 3 attempts per UTC day, public songs and online listening. Paid: MP3/WAV downloads and private generation. Commercial entitlement is available on eligible annual paid plans. Compare all plans ↗
THE DETAILS
A few details before you create.
Is this a timeline editor?
No. It generates a continuation. It does not provide frame-accurate editing, a guaranteed seamless splice or replacement of an arbitrary section in the middle of a song.
Can I extend an uploaded recording?
The form accepts supported MP3 uploads. You must have permission to use the recording. A clear recording and a well-chosen continuation point give you a better starting point.
Can Free users extend songs?
Song extension requires an active paid plan. It uses 1 credit per task on Starter or Plus.
Will it overwrite my original?
No. The extension is a new task and result in your library. Keep the original so you can compare the transition and choose the version you prefer.
KEEP THE IDEA MOVING