MakeBestMusic Reviews 25

Stumbled on this website while searching for UDIO AI Music Generator. This was not by accident because the Google listing for Make Best Music, literally printed “UDIO-Music Generator”in large print multiple times. I clicked thinking it was UDIO. Deceptive perhaps, but not the worst part. They billed a one year subscription of £179.00 3 separate times, nearly £600. I believed I was only signing up for a 14.99 monthly plan. Lastly, the website has not allowed the download of a single song created. Clearly, this was Not the reputable UDIO website I was seeking, I was Charged 3X the stated rate, and unable to download a single song.A lot of money, no product delivered, and using chick gimmicks steer people. Beware.

This is the last month im with this website. They had an amazing system with amazing music that came out of their generator, but from the 20th of october they clearly have an other system installed and the music that comes out is horrible. why destroy een good thing i dont get this at all. I made a lot of Reggae music and Soul...sounded nice an raw good sound good music. but they clearly upgraded something that changed this. from 5 stars to 1 star real fast. i just payed for my subscription a view days ago and now the come with this horrible new generator. You guys will lose customers because of this mark my words. im not going to pay for this next month if it stays like this.

The site is easy to use and although there are apparent limitations as documented below, it's really good fun. There was a very prompt reply to my question about copyright from the company:

Dear User,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
According to our licensing agreement, you retain full copyright ownership of any songs you create on our platform.
When you purchase a subscription, you gain lifetime commercial usage rights for the song, meaning you can use it for commercial purposes.
To put it simply:
· You are the creator and copyright owner of the song.
· We provide you with the tools to create and, through your subscription, grant you the commercial usage rights for the song.

We hope this clarifies your question. If you have any further inquiries, please feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
MakeBestMusic Team

They make you think that when you create the song and put in the lyrics, spend all the time it takes to choose how you want it to sound that it will be yours but it won't they'll own it. A writer needs to be given copyright for the music, sound, and lyrics.

Review: Promising Text-to-Music AI – But With Clear Limitations

At first glance, this text-to-music AI platform appears to be well-equipped and ambitious. It offers an exciting premise: converting your lyrics into full-fledged songs using artificial intelligence. And in many respects, it delivers. However, there are some significant shortcomings that prospective users should be aware of.

One of the main issues lies in the execution of user instructions. While the AI generally understands the text and theme, it frequently fails to fully follow detailed prompts or more nuanced stylistic instructions. This can be frustrating if you’re aiming for a specific tone or structure.

The platform claims to support lyrics up to 3,000 characters, but in practice, this is not feasible. Songs are consistently cut off around the 4-minute mark, regardless of length or complexity. More critically, if a song generation is aborted or incomplete, the credits used are not refunded — which quickly becomes a costly problem.

Speaking of costs, the subscription price is steep: €39 per month. On paper, this grants you 600 credits, and each song generation consumes 3 credits. That should yield 200 songs. However, each generation actually results in two versions of the same song, meaning you get 2 variations per 3 credits — but both are based on a single lyric. So realistically, unless you count the alternate takes as separate songs, you're only getting about 100 usable songs from your subscription — and that’s if you’re efficient and experienced. Beginners will likely get far less value.

For users working with shorter texts (under 1,600 characters), the platform performs more reliably. However, it’s still not capable of producing full-length tracks typical of commercial music, which generally run 4–5 minutes.

In conclusion, the AI holds potential and can be a useful tool for quick demos or creative sketching. But given the price, the credit system quirks, and the technical constraints, it’s not quite ready for serious, professional-scale use. Proceed with realistic expectations — and keep your lyrics short.