60 KI Musik Prompts für jedes Genre und jede Stimmung

Create a bright summer pop anthem at 118 BPM with clean electric guitar, punchy drums, warm synth bass, handclaps, and a confident female lead vocal. Write lyrics about taking a spontaneous summer road trip with friends. Start with a short guitar hook, build into a wide sing-along chorus, add a playful post-chorus, and finish with a double chorus. Joyful, youthful, and polished.

Create nostalgic late-night synth-pop at 105 BPM with analog pads, pulsing bass, gated drums, shimmering arpeggios, and an intimate male lead vocal. Write lyrics about still thinking about someone during a midnight drive. Use restrained verses, a soaring melodic chorus, and a cinematic bridge. Romantic, bittersweet, and neon-lit.

Create minimal indie pop at 92 BPM with muted guitar, soft finger snaps, rounded bass, subtle piano, and a breathy female vocal. Write conversational lyrics about noticing small everyday moments while a relationship quietly changes. Open into a warm layered chorus with gentle harmonies. Tender, modern, and slightly imperfect.

Create a playful bubblegum pop instrumental at 126 BPM with bouncy synth plucks, bright bass, crisp drums, claps, and a catchy whistle-like lead. Use an immediate eight-bar hook, quick transitions, and a clean ending. No vocals. Colorful, energetic, and optimized for a fast-paced short-form video.

Create a dreamy pop instrumental at 88 BPM with chorus-soaked guitar, soft synth clouds, deep melodic bass, brushed electronic drums, and sparkling textures. No vocals. Let the arrangement drift from a sparse intro into a lush central hook, then dissolve gradually. Airy, elegant, and cinematic for a fashion film.

Create an uplifting modern pop instrumental at 112 BPM with palm-muted guitar, steady kick and claps, warm piano chords, subtle strings, and a memorable synth motif. No vocals. Build in three clear stages from calm confidence to an inspiring final lift, leaving space for narration in a brand story video.

Create a confident trap rap track at 142 BPM with deep sliding 808s, tight kick, rolling hi-hats, dark bell melody, and an assertive male rap vocal. Write rap lyrics about earning confidence through discipline and setbacks. Use a sparse eight-bar intro, hard verse drops, a short chant-like hook, and dramatic beat stops. Clean and powerful.

Create reflective jazz rap at 86 BPM with dusty drums, upright bass, mellow Rhodes chords, muted trumpet phrases, vinyl texture, and a laid-back storytelling rap vocal. Write lyrics about returning to your hometown and seeing how both you and the streets have changed. Use two detailed verses and a simple melodic hook. Intimate, thoughtful, and warm.

Create melodic emo rap at 76 BPM with clean picked guitar, soft piano, restrained trap drums, warm sub bass, and an emotional male vocal that moves between singing and rap. Write lyrics about letting go after a breakup while trying to stay hopeful. Begin quietly, make the chorus wide and memorable, and add a stripped bridge. Heartbroken but hopeful.

Create a gritty boom-bap instrumental at 94 BPM with chopped soul-style samples, hard snare, thick kick, simple bass line, vinyl crackle, and occasional horn stabs. No vocals. Use a four-bar intro, long open verses, subtle variations every eight bars, and a clean outro for freestyle recording.

Create a sleek luxury trap instrumental at 136 BPM with glassy keys, orchestral plucks, controlled 808 slides, crisp percussion, and spacious transitions. No vocals. Keep the melody minimal and expensive-sounding, with a bold drop at 20 seconds and room for product sound effects in a premium reveal video.

Create a focused chillhop instrumental at 82 BPM with mellow Rhodes, soft boom-bap drums, warm electric bass, gentle guitar fragments, and light tape texture. No vocals. Use a seamless repeating structure with small melodic changes and no dramatic drops. Calm, steady, and unobtrusive for studying.

Create silky contemporary R&B at 74 BPM with lush electric piano, deep rounded bass, sparse rim-shot drums, airy pads, and an expressive female lead vocal. Write lyrics about trusting someone enough to be vulnerable. Use intimate verses, stacked harmonies in the chorus, tasteful vocal runs, and a short breakdown. Romantic, mature, and polished.

Create mysterious alternative R&B at 68 BPM with detuned synth chords, sub bass, clipped percussion, reversed guitar textures, and a close androgynous vocal. Write lyrics about an attraction you know is a bad idea. Keep the verse minimal, introduce a hypnotic repeated hook, and let the final section become distorted and atmospheric. Dark, sensual, and experimental.

Create warm neo-soul at 88 BPM with laid-back live drums, Rhodes chords, melodic bass, clean jazz guitar, subtle organ, and a soulful male vocal. Write lyrics about finding comfort in an ordinary Sunday together. Use loose pocket timing, rich seventh chords, call-and-response backing vocals, and an expressive bridge. Organic, human, and intimate.

Create an intimate R&B slow-jam instrumental at 66 BPM with velvet electric piano, soft sub bass, finger snaps, gentle guitar fills, and hazy synth pads. No vocals. Keep the arrangement smooth and spacious with a subtle lift in the middle, suitable for late-night dialogue or romantic background music.

Create a flirty modern funk R&B instrumental at 108 BPM with syncopated bass guitar, tight drums, wah guitar, bright clavinet, brass accents, and clean modern production. No vocals. Lead with an irresistible two-bar groove and add short breakdowns for visual transitions in fashion content.

Create a hopeful gospel-influenced R&B instrumental at 78 BPM with grand piano, Hammond organ, warm bass, live drums, handclaps, and a warm string ensemble. No vocals or lyrics. Begin gently and build toward a powerful final section. Soulful, sincere, and uplifting.

Create a triumphant arena rock anthem at 128 BPM with huge distorted guitars, driving bass, punchy live drums, crowd-ready claps, and a powerful male lead vocal. Write lyrics about getting back up and facing one last challenge. Start with a signature guitar riff, build a chantable chorus, add a half-time bridge, and end on a final sustained chord. Bold and stadium-sized.

Create a free-spirited indie rock song at 116 BPM with jangly guitars, melodic bass, energetic live drums, tambourine, and a raw female vocal. Write lyrics about leaving town with no fixed destination. Use a relaxed verse, a bright open chorus, and a noisy guitar outro. Honest, sunlit, and slightly rough around the edges.

Create a defiant pop-punk breakup song at 172 BPM with palm-muted guitars, fast live drums, bright bass, octave guitar melodies, and a youthful lead vocal. Write lyrics about choosing yourself after a messy breakup. Move quickly from a tense verse into a massive catchy chorus, include gang vocals, and finish with a double-time final hook.

Create a rugged blues-rock instrumental at 96 BPM with overdriven slide guitar, thick bass, roomy live drums, hand percussion, and vintage tube-amp character. No vocals. Center the track on a memorable riff, leave open bars for engine sounds, and build to a fiery guitar solo for an automotive video.

Create a cathartic post-rock instrumental at 84 BPM with clean delay guitar, ambient swells, melodic bass, tom-heavy drums, and layered distorted guitars. No vocals. Begin almost silently, grow for two minutes through repeating motifs, peak in a huge emotional wall of sound, then fall away to one guitar.

Create an adventurous retro surf-rock instrumental at 148 BPM with spring-reverb guitar, fast picked bass, lively acoustic drums, handclaps, and playful organ accents. No vocals. Use a bold opening riff, quick stop-start transitions, and a short guitar solo. Energetic, sunny, and cinematic.

Create euphoric progressive house at 128 BPM with four-on-the-floor drums, warm sidechained pads, bright plucks, rising arpeggios, and a short emotional female vocal hook about feeling alive together. Build tension for 32 bars, release into a wide melodic drop, add a piano breakdown, and return with a bigger final drop.

Create hypnotic melodic techno at 124 BPM with a deep rolling kick, pulsing bass sequence, metallic percussion, evolving analog arpeggio, and sparse processed whispered vocal phrases about losing track of time. Use long tension curves, filter automation, and a controlled peak rather than a pop chorus. Dark, immersive, and club-focused.

Create bittersweet UK garage at 132 BPM with shuffled drums, warm sub bass, soft electric piano, glassy pads, and a chopped soulful vocal refrain about missing someone. Alternate intimate breakdowns with buoyant two-step grooves. Rainy, emotional, and modern, with a memorable vocal texture and plenty of instrumental space.

Create an urgent cyberpunk drum-and-bass instrumental at 174 BPM with aggressive breakbeats, distorted reese bass, cold synth stabs, digital glitches, and tense risers. No vocals. Open with atmospheric city noise, hit a fast drop at 20 seconds, and use sharp edit points for an action sequence.

Create relaxed organic deep house at 120 BPM with soft kick, rounded bass, hand percussion, muted guitar, marimba-like plucks, and airy pads. No vocals. Keep the groove smooth and repetitive with gradual layer changes, a gentle breakdown, and a clean sophisticated mix for a hotel or restaurant atmosphere.

Create a driven retro synthwave instrumental at 110 BPM with analog bass pulse, gated snare, bright arpeggiators, wide vintage pads, and a heroic lead synth. No vocals. Build from a moody intro into a propulsive central theme with one dramatic breakdown, designed for a sleek technology promo.

Create cozy rainy-café lo-fi at 72 BPM with dusty piano chords, soft swung drums, mellow bass, vinyl crackle, room ambience, and a distant wordless vocal texture. Keep the melody simple and loop-friendly with tiny variations. Warm, sleepy, and unobtrusive for a long study stream.

Create a vulnerable bedroom lo-fi song at 78 BPM with detuned electric piano, soft guitar, muffled drums, tape hiss, and a close intimate female vocal. Write lyrics about drafting a message you never send. Keep the performance imperfect and honest, with short verses, a whispered hook, and a small instrumental ending. Homemade, warm, and emotionally direct.

Create easygoing lo-fi bossa at 92 BPM with nylon guitar, brushed drums, upright bass, soft electric piano, light tape wobble, and occasional gentle humming without lyrics. Use relaxed jazz chords and a seamless structure. Sunny, calm, and natural for a slow morning vlog.

Create a focused lo-fi piano instrumental at 70 BPM with felt piano, muted kick and snare, warm sub bass, vinyl dust, and very subtle ambient noise. No vocals. Use a repeating eight-bar harmony with gentle melodic variations, no major transitions, and a smooth loop point for deep work.

Create a peaceful lo-fi guitar instrumental at 80 BPM with fingerpicked electric guitar, soft brushed beat, rounded bass, tape saturation, and distant seaside ambience. No vocals. Let a simple nostalgic melody repeat with small chord changes and a gentle fade, ideal for a sunset travel diary.

Create a mellow jazzhop instrumental at 84 BPM with dusty drums, upright bass, Rhodes chords, brushed cymbals, and short muted saxophone phrases. No vocals. Keep the arrangement understated, repeatable, and free of sudden peaks, leaving clear midrange space for podcast narration.

Create heroic cinematic trailer music at 100 BPM with low strings, bold brass, taiko drums, ticking percussion, risers, and a powerful wordless mixed choir. Begin with a restrained motif, build through three escalating acts, pause before the climax, and finish with one decisive orchestral hit.

Create a bittersweet cinematic score at 70 BPM with felt piano, intimate strings, soft French horn, subtle ambient texture, and a distant wordless female vocal. Start with a fragile piano theme, gradually add strings, reach one restrained emotional peak, and return to solo piano for a reflective drama scene.

Create an enchanted fantasy score at 82 BPM with harp, celesta, wooden flute, warm strings, frame drums, and an ethereal wordless choir. Introduce a delicate magical theme, expand into a sense of discovery, then resolve softly. Ancient, luminous, and suitable for entering a hidden world.

Create a suspenseful thriller underscore at 96 BPM with pulsing low strings, muted piano strikes, ticking percussion, sub drones, metallic scrapes, and controlled dissonance. No vocals. Increase tension gradually without a melodic payoff, add two edit-friendly impacts, and keep dialogue space in the midrange.

Create an inspiring documentary score at 90 BPM with felt piano, plucked strings, warm cello, subtle percussion, acoustic guitar, and gentle synth ambience. No vocals. Move from curiosity to quiet confidence in a gradual arc, staying sincere and understated with room for narration.

Create a mischievous cinematic comedy cue at 112 BPM with pizzicato strings, bassoon, marimba, light hand percussion, and occasional brass punctuation. No vocals. Use short question-and-answer phrases, comic pauses, and a neat button ending. Playful and clever without sounding childish.

Create an adventurous fantasy RPG main theme at 92 BPM with sweeping strings, French horns, wooden flutes, timpani, harp, and a restrained wordless choir. Present a memorable hero melody, develop it through a darker middle passage, and return triumphantly for a seamless title-screen loop.

Create futuristic cyberpunk menu music at 108 BPM with a low synth pulse, glitch percussion, cold pads, distant industrial hits, and fragmented processed vocal textures without intelligible lyrics. Keep the energy controlled, the harmony unresolved, and the ending seamless for an infinite game-menu loop.

Create relentless hybrid boss-battle music at 150 BPM with aggressive strings, distorted synth bass, huge taiko drums, sharp brass, and rhythmic wordless choir chants. Use an immediate combat motif, escalating sections every 16 bars, brief tension resets, and a loop-compatible ending. Intense but rhythmically clear.

Create wholesome cozy-game music at 104 BPM with acoustic guitar, pizzicato strings, clarinet, upright bass, brushed percussion, and small bell accents. No vocals. Write a friendly memorable melody, keep dynamics gentle, and make the final bars reconnect naturally to the opening for peaceful farming gameplay.

Create playful pixel-platformer music at 138 BPM with bright chiptune leads, square-wave bass, punchy retro drums, arpeggios, and occasional 16-bit sound accents. No vocals. Use a catchy eight-bar melody, a contrasting B section, clear jump-cut transitions, and a seamless loop.

Create curious underwater exploration music at 76 BPM with glassy mallets, soft synth pads, filtered plucks, deep resonant drones, bubble-like percussion, and slow melodic fragments. No vocals. Keep the pulse subtle, add a sense of hidden wonder, and make it loop seamlessly without a dramatic climax.

Create a heartwarming campfire folk song at 94 BPM with strummed acoustic guitar, mandolin, upright bass, hand percussion, and natural male-female duet vocals. Write lyrics about old friends reuniting after years apart. Use alternating verses, close harmony in the chorus, a short instrumental break, and a warm group-sing ending. Intimate and organic.

Create a reflective indie folk song at 78 BPM with fingerpicked acoustic guitar, soft cello, brushed snare, subtle harmonium, and a close soft male vocal. Write detailed, conversational lyrics about packing up a childhood home. Lift gently into a memorable chorus and avoid glossy production. Personal, honest, and room-like.

Create cheerful country folk at 124 BPM with acoustic guitar, banjo, fiddle, upright bass, stomps, claps, and a bright female lead vocal. Write story-like lyrics about a weekend escape from the city. Open with the main hook, build into a joyful harmony chorus, and add an energetic fiddle break. Rustic, modern, and sunny.

Create a tender fingerstyle acoustic instrumental at 72 BPM with warm steel-string guitar, subtle cello, soft piano notes, and natural room ambience. No vocals or percussion. Develop one simple melody through gentle harmonic variations and end softly, suitable for an intimate wedding or family-memory video.

Create a lively bluegrass instrumental at 148 BPM with flat-picked acoustic guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, upright bass, and foot stomps. No vocals. Trade short solos between instruments, keep the rhythm driving, include a quick breakdown, and finish with a tight ensemble stop.

Create a sunlit Mediterranean acoustic instrumental at 106 BPM with nylon guitar, mandolin, hand percussion, upright bass, accordion touches, and lively claps. No vocals. Use a welcoming main theme, short instrumental exchanges, and a natural festive lift for food, market, and travel footage.

Create a weightless ambient soundscape in free tempo with evolving synth pads, bowed glass textures, distant piano overtones, soft low drones, and layered wordless female vocals. Use no fixed beat. Let sounds emerge slowly, overlap, and disappear with a wide reverberant field. Serene, luminous, and suitable for an art installation.

Create grounding meditation ambience at 60 BPM with a soft continuous drone, singing bowls, gentle low piano, distant nature texture, and sparse wordless breath-tones used as an instrument. Avoid melody changes and sharp transients. Slow, stable, warm, and designed to support a ten-minute breathing practice.

Create awe-filled cosmic ambient music in free tempo with deep sub drones, slowly shifting harmonic pads, crystalline high tones, distant mixed choir vowels, and occasional low cinematic swells. No drums and no lyrics. Make the scale feel immense and mysterious while leaving space for narration in a space documentary.

Create deeply calming sleep ambience with no pulse, using warm continuous pads, soft brown-noise texture, very slow low-frequency movement, and occasional distant bell overtones. No vocals, drums, bass pulses, sudden changes, or bright transients. Keep the volume and harmony stable so the track can loop without waking the listener.

Create restorative forest-morning ambient music in free tempo with soft wooden flute fragments, airy pads, subtle stream and bird ambience, gentle chimes, and low warm drones. No vocals or percussion. Let natural sounds and music blend gradually, with an organic spacious mix for a wellness or mindfulness video.

Create clean minimal ambient music at 72 BPM with soft digital plucks, warm synth bed, restrained sub pulse, delicate glitches, and a simple three-note motif. No vocals. Keep the arrangement precise, spacious, and neutral, with subtle evolution and no dramatic climax for a technology product interface.