> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.vocuno.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Song Analysis

> Get an AI breakdown of any original song — genre, mood, instrumentation, and a reusable style prompt for your next generation.

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  Try it now! ↗️
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**Song Analysis** listens to an original song and produces a structured breakdown: genre, mood, instrumentation, lyric structure, and — most usefully — a **reusable style prompt** you can paste straight into [Create Song](/create/ai-song-generator) to generate new music in the same direction.

## Providers

| Provider             | Credits | What you get                                                                                            |
| -------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Vocuno** (default) | 10      | Original-song style analysis: genre, mood, instrumentation, lyrics, production direction                |
| **Mureka**           | 100     | Combines Mureka's Describe + Recognize models for deeper musical direction and lyric-structure analysis |

## How to use it

1. Upload a song you own, or pick one from your library. (The tool is for original songs — don't upload copyrighted material.)
2. Pick a provider and run.
3. Open the result in the sidebar: copy the style prompt into a new generation, or study the lyric-structure breakdown.

## Frequently asked questions

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    Treat it as a starting point: paste it into Create Song's description, then push it somewhere new ("…but darker, half-time drums"). It captures the recipe; you change the flavor.
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  <Accordion title="Vocuno or Mureka?">
    Start with Vocuno (10 credits). Reach for Mureka when you need a deeper read on musical direction and structure and the 100 credits are worth it.
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