MusicHero.ai

Free gives 20 credits a day, and the credit guide charges 5 credits per generated track, so the daily balance covers four tracks. The help center says each Create returns two versions of the song. If both versions are charged, the free balance allows two runs a day.

Free uses the Prime and Core models, runs one job at a time and stores results for 7 days. The Free card marks the vocal remover, stem splitter, lyric videos, cover images and song extension as not included, while the lyrics and sound effect generators are available. Download what you want to keep before the 7 days end.

Not on Free: the pricing FAQ, the help center and the license agreement all limit free songs to personal, non-commercial use, and the license asks for the credit line “This content was created with MusicHero.ai” when sharing them. The help center says songs made on Pro or Ultra can be distributed and monetized.

The billing period complicates that answer. On the current pricing page, the yearly Pro and Ultra cards tick the commercial license, but the monthly cards show it crossed out, and the license agreement grants its commercial license to yearly subscribers. Editorial assessment: for monetized releases, choose yearly billing or get written confirmation from support@musichero.ai first.

The vocal remover and stem splitter are ticked only on the Ultra card, although the vocal remover page itself is headed Online Free, and WAV download is ticked only on Ultra as well. Pro includes private songs, MP3 downloads, song extension, lyric videos and AI cover images. The credit guide charges 5 credits per processed track for vocal removal.

Separating vocals from a commercial release does not give you rights to that recording. Upload only tracks you own or are licensed to adapt, and keep remixes of other artists’ songs off monetized channels unless you hold the rights. The terms forbid content that infringes someone else’s intellectual property.

Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled from the account settings page or by email. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing cycle, with no prorated refund. New customers can request a full refund within 3 days of their first purchase; after that, subscriptions are non-refundable except where the law requires it.

Monthly credits reset at the end of each cycle and do not roll over. The pricing FAQ says there is no top-up pack: when credits run out you wait for the reset or contact support to upgrade. A countdown timer advertises the yearly discount, but the stated savings are the only yearly figures shown.

Free songs are public, while paid users can keep generations private. Under the terms you keep ownership of content you submit, such as lyrics or uploaded audio, but you grant the operator a worldwide, perpetual license to use, modify and publish it, including making it available to others.

The privacy policy, last updated April 17, 2024, mainly covers log files, cookies and advertising partners, and does not say which model providers receive prompts or uploads. The help center adds that lyrics may be flagged for artist names, public figures or trademarked terms. Keep unreleased lyrics and client material off the free tier.

The pricing page names models only by label. Free uses Prime and Core models, the monthly Pro and Ultra cards list the v5 Studio model and the yearly cards list the latest v5.5 Soul model. The pricing FAQ says the advanced model is reserved for paid users.

The site does not say who develops these models, so their origin is not stated here. If sound quality decides the purchase, generate the same prompt on Free and during the first three days of a paid plan, while the refund window is still open, and compare the two versions yourself.

1. Record the credit balance before and after one Create run.
2. Listen to both returned versions and note whether the lyrics are sung as written.
3. Check that the chorus starts within the first 30 seconds.
4. Try the download option and note which formats are offered on Free.
5. Record how many credits the run used and whether both versions were charged.

Accept a version with clear, correctly sung lyrics and a usable 30-second section. Reject misheard lyrics, a missing chorus or no download option. Leave the observed result blank until the exercise is run.

For AI voiceover and narration rather than songs, compare ElevenLabs and Murf. To level and clean a recorded vocal, see Auphonic.