A new backing for your vocal
Describe the arrangement in plain words, "fingerpicked guitar, upright bass, brushed drums", and hear it played under your voice.
Start from a vocal take, a cappella, or a sung idea on your phone. Describe the band you want behind it, and Grok Music builds a full backing track around the voice.
Add Instrumental keeps the vocal and composes the arrangement for it: chords, groove, and instrumentation that follow the melody you sang.
Describe the arrangement in plain words, "fingerpicked guitar, upright bass, brushed drums", and hear it played under your voice.
Use the exclude field to rule out what does not fit, like EDM drops, heavy distortion, or an abrupt ending.
Run the same vocal as folk, soul, and synth-pop and compare. Every version is saved separately in your Library.
Extend the best version, make a cover of it, or split it into stems when you are ready to mix.
Turn a voice memo idea into something that sounds like a song, so collaborators hear the potential straight away.
Hear the same performance with a gospel choir organ, a lo-fi beat, or a string section before committing to a production direction.
Use the generated backing as a reference for your band or producer: tempo, feel, and instrumentation in one file.
Give unaccompanied recordings, choir parts, or rap verses a backing track for sharing and practice.
The cleaner the vocal, the better the arrangement follows it.
Start nowPick a song from your Library or upload a vocal recording you own (paid plans and credit packs). Dry vocals without music behind them work best.
Describe the instruments, genre, and mood, add a title, and list anything to exclude.
Listen to each arrangement, download the one that fits, and continue with other tools if you need to.
Warm neo-soul, Rhodes chords, round bass, laid-back drums with ghost notes, 85 BPM.
Fingerpicked acoustic guitar, upright bass, soft brushed drums, light fiddle, warm folk.
Cinematic strings, felt piano, slow swelling brass, deep toms, emotional build, 70 BPM.
Modern pop production, punchy kick, plucky synths, sub bass, bright claps, 118 BPM.
Gospel organ, piano, choir pads, tambourine and handclaps, uplifting and full.
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Yes, on paid plans and credit packs. Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, or OGG file up to 4 minutes (Lite, Small Pack) or 8 minutes (Pro, Ultra, Large and Mega packs). Songs from your Library can be used on any account.
Genre, mood, and two to four instruments, plus tempo if it matters. For example: "warm neo-soul, Rhodes chords, round bass, laid-back drums, 85 BPM".
No. The new arrangement is saved as a separate result and your source is unchanged.
Each request costs the credits shown next to the button for the selected model. Failed tasks are refunded automatically.
The result is a mixed song. To get the vocal and backing as separate files, run it through the Vocal Remover (Pro, Ultra, and the Large or Mega packs).
Yes, that is the Add Vocals tool: bring an instrumental and your lyrics, and Grok Music sings them.
Yes, the arrangement is generated around the vocal you provide. Free-timed or very loose vocals are harder to follow, so mention a tempo in the style if the result drifts.
Every task stays listed in your Library, but the audio files themselves are hosted by our generation partner for about 14 days. Download the takes you want to keep: MP3 is included with paid plans and credit packs, and WAV export with Pro, Ultra, and the Large or Mega packs.
Only audio you created, own, or have permission to transform. When you upload a file you confirm that you hold those rights. AI processing does not clear third-party rights, and Grok Music commercial terms only cover what you are entitled to use. Rights holders can contact [email protected] with evidence of a dispute.

Choose a vocal, describe the band, and compare the backing tracks.