Melody Generator

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Melody Generator - Create Random Melodies in Any Scale

Generate melodic sequences in Major, Minor, Pentatonic, Blues, and more. Adjust note count, BPM, and root note for instant musical inspiration.

Generate melodies in any scale instantly
6 (Major, Minor, Blues, etc.)
Scales available
4-16 notes
Note range
C4-B4
Root notes
Free
Price
Melody generator interface with note display
Generate and play melodies in any scale

Why creators choose our AI Song Generator

Value propositions

6 Scales
Scale selector

Multiple Scales

Choose from Major, Minor, Pentatonic, Blues, Harmonic Minor, and Dorian scales for different moods.

Flexible
Note count slider

Customizable Length

Generate melodies from 4 to 16 notes. Short phrases or longer sequences - your choice.

Quick
Playback controls

Instant Playback

Hear your melody immediately with synthesized playback. Export note sequences as text.

BPM Control
Tempo adjustment slider

Adjustable Tempo

Control playback speed from 60 to 180 BPM. Perfect for matching your project's tempo requirements.

Key Control
Root note selector

Root Note Selection

Set your preferred root note from C4 to B4. Generate melodies in any key signature.

Unlimited
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Unlimited Generation

Generate as many melodies as you need. No limits, no sign-up required. Completely free to use.

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Workflow overview

Follow these steps to move from idea to final mix

  1. 1
    Select a musical scale: Major for happy, Minor for sad, Blues for soulful
  2. 2
    Choose your root note (C4 through B4)
  3. 3
    Set how many notes you want (4-16)
  4. 4
    Adjust BPM for playback speed (60-180)
  5. 5
    Click 'Generate Melody' to create a random sequence
  6. 6
    Press 'Play' to hear your melody
  7. 7
    Click 'Generate' again for a new melody
  8. 8
    Export note sequence as text file for reference

What you can create with AI Song Generator

Inspiration for different creator workflows

Songwriters

Beat writer's block with instant melodic inspiration in your chosen key.

Music Students

Study scale patterns and train your ear by playing randomly generated melodies.

Producers

Generate melody ideas to layer over beats and chord progressions.

Game Developers

Create simple melodies for background music or UI sound effects.

Frequently asked questions

Answers for licensing, quality, and workflow

How are melodies generated?+
The generator randomly selects notes from the chosen scale and octave range, ensuring all notes are musically coherent.
Can I export as MIDI?+
Full MIDI export is planned for future updates. Currently, you can export note names as text.
What's the difference between scales?+
Major sounds happy, Minor sounds sad, Pentatonic sounds simple/Eastern, Blues sounds soulful, Harmonic Minor sounds dramatic, Dorian sounds jazzy.
Can I edit the melody?+
Direct editing is not yet available. Generate new melodies until you find one you like, then export it.
Is this melody generator completely free?+
Yes, the melody generator is 100% free with no limitations. You can generate unlimited melodies without creating an account or paying any fees.
What is the best scale for beginners?+
The Pentatonic scale is ideal for beginners as it has only 5 notes and almost any combination sounds pleasant. The C Major Pentatonic is the easiest to start with.
Can I use generated melodies in my commercial music?+
Yes, all generated melodies are free to use in your personal and commercial projects. The melodies are algorithmically created based on your parameters.
How do I choose the right tempo (BPM)?+
Slow ballads: 60-80 BPM, Pop/Rock: 100-130 BPM, Dance/EDM: 120-140 BPM, Fast genres: 140-180 BPM. Match your project's target tempo.
What's the difference between Harmonic Minor and Natural Minor?+
Harmonic Minor has a raised 7th scale degree, creating a dramatic, exotic sound often used in metal, classical, and Middle Eastern music. Natural Minor sounds more melancholic.
Can I generate melodies in specific keys like F# or Eb?+
Currently, root notes are limited to C4-B4. However, you can transpose the generated melody to any key using your DAW or music notation software.
Why do some melodies sound better than others?+
Musical preference is subjective. Factors like melodic contour, note intervals, and rhythm patterns affect how pleasant a melody sounds. Generate multiple variations to find your favorite.
Can I save my favorite melodies?+
Use the export feature to save note sequences as text files. You can then recreate them in your DAW or share them with collaborators.
What is the Dorian scale used for?+
Dorian scale is popular in jazz, funk, and rock. It has a minor quality but with a brighter sound than natural minor. Think of songs like 'Scarborough Fair' or 'So What' by Miles Davis.
How many notes should I generate for a melody?+
Short phrases (4-8 notes) work well for hooks and motifs. Longer sequences (12-16 notes) are better for verses or complete melodic ideas. Experiment with different lengths.
Does the melody generator create rhythm patterns?+
Currently, all notes have equal duration. The generator focuses on pitch selection. You'll need to add rhythm variations in your DAW or notation software.

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