Quick Create
Use this when you have the premise, must-say points, or title but want a complete genre-native proposal.
Start Quick CreateDOCUMENTATION · COMPLETE USER GUIDE
SongIntent has two equal entry paths. Quick Create is for a complete first draft. Writer’s Room is for your own lyric, one selected passage at a time. Both can move into Deep Craft.
Use this when you have the premise, must-say points, or title but want a complete genre-native proposal.
Start Quick CreateUse this when authorship and line-level decisions matter most. Highlight only what needs help.
Open Writer’s RoomThe strongest workflow is meaning → voice → pocket → anchor sound → lyric construction → performance test.
Select Quick Create on the Studio start page.
Describe the claim, feeling, event, lesson, and non-negotiable details. Do not fill this field with rhyme instructions.
Enter the title, chorus phrase, final line, or payoff the song should earn.
Pick Rap, Pop, R&B, or Country. Genre changes architecture and performance assumptions, not merely style.
Select Generate Complete Song. Review the named sections and craft notes.
Keep the current draft, Harvest keepers, accept the proposal, or open one section in Writer’s Room. Nothing is accepted automatically.
Select weak text and request one specific move instead of repeatedly regenerating the entire song.
Open Rhyme Map, listen against the beat, use read-back when pocket matters, then export.
Each profile controls its voice starting point, three structural choices, melodic and rhythmic phrasing, rhyme density and evolution, and a live quality audit. Your customized Voice DNA overrides genre defaults.
Bar and sound-family architecture; cross-bar syntax; internal, slant, multisyllabic and phrase rhyme; pocket transformation; anti-uniformity checks.
Verse-to-chorus lift; shorter repeatable hooks; open-vowel singability; section contrast; bridge reframe.
Confessional specificity; elastic pocket; held-vowel and ad-lib space; refrain depth; assonant sonic color.
Concrete scenes; causal story progression; believable plain speech; natural rhyme; an earned title turn.
Denser evolving rap verses plus a simpler sung center, connected through shared phrase, vowel, image and perspective.
Checks visible structural signals and returns revision targets. It cannot decide whether a song is emotionally powerful or commercially viable.
Switching safely: SongIntent does not rewrite existing lyrics. If Voice DNA still matches the old genre default, the new default is applied; if you customized it, your settings are preserved. Uploaded beats are also preserved.
Selection defines scope. Highlight a phrase to change a phrase, a line to change a line, or a passage only when its logic must move together.
Type directly in the bar or section canvas. Written syllables are a guardrail, not a performance verdict.
Drag across the exact text needing help; surrounding song context stays available.
Ask for preserved meaning, deeper rhyme, cadence, imagery, flow, payoff, and more.
Review Best Fit, Meaning, Rhyme, Flow Switch, Punchline/Payoff, and Unexpected.
Replace, use, continue after, insert elsewhere, or save. Nothing inserts itself.
Save strong unused material in Vault instead of losing it.
Six options are not six truths. If the meaning becomes vaguer, the rhyme is not an improvement.
Highlight a phrase, select Sound Family, then Find matching sound shapes. Candidates are ranked by sound shape, cadence, and semantic usefulness. Open one in Rhyme, save it, or make it an anchor.
Choose alliteration, assonance, consonance, onomatopoeia, rhyme, metaphor, simile, personification, imagery, repetition, meter, or enjambment; then set scope and intensity. Generate three controlled options and apply only the version you approve.
Let it serve meaning and delivery.
Constant devices sound artificial and erase contrast.
Use articulated mumble, scat, or rough words with word-like consonants and changing vowels. Pure humming cannot reliably produce lyrics.
Use humming and held notes. It maps pitch contour and phrase movement without claiming it heard words.
Use an included beat or privately upload one you can legally use. Confirm source BPM by ear.
Choose Flow or Melody and 1, 2, or 4 bars. Use headphones to avoid beat bleed.
Ready can proceed; Caution deserves review; Redo means the source is too weak or ambiguous.
Preview timed takes on the beat and use one only when meaning and movement work.
Treat timing, stress, pause, and duration scores as diagnostic—not artistic grades.
Generate phrase-sized clouds or punchlines, then place the anchor internally, ending, delayed, cross-bar, or pickup.
Set register, energy, regional influence, era, profanity, speech looseness, implication, imagery, and your vocabulary.
Set Flow Architecture and measurable rhyme, cadence, family-duration, and mutation targets.
Carry part of one sound family into the next when the family is ready to evolve.
Change density, stress, triplets, rests, stretched words, pickups, perspective, or family for a reason.
Review whether required ideas appear in the draft. This is not fact-checking or human verification.
Choose setup, evidence, escalation, contrast, or payoff before requesting validated anchor-aware bars.
A construction table for meaning, rhyme inventories, multiple family columns, and bridges.
The project’s working sound vocabulary. Add a phrase to a bar or make it an anchor.
Cross-song memory for lines, hooks, titles, metaphors, concepts, families, and flow ideas.
Harvest Draft protects strong excerpts before a large rewrite. Keep, Ignore, Continue writing, or Keep all remaining.
Switch between Generated proposal and Current draft, then inspect:
Perform the lyric aloud. If the map and your ear disagree, your performance is the final authority.
| Control | Use |
|---|---|
| Save | Persist the project; confirm the header says Saved. |
| Versions | Review the authorship ledger; it is not a full text-diff editor. |
| TXT | Plain lyrics, meaning, BPM, and authorship note. |
| LRC | Timed lyrics for music players. |
| SRT | Timestamped lyric blocks for video captions. |
| CSV | Bar, lyric, and anchor markers for a DAW. |
| JSON | Portable lyrics, timing, controls, anchors, and history. |
| Data → Delete | Permanently removes the current project. Export first; this is irreversible. |
Projects are private by default. Read the full privacy approach for current operational details.
Use Ctrl+F on Windows or Command+F on Mac to search the exact label you see.
Returns to the homepage. Save first if the status does not say Saved.
Shows the destination or title from your brief; it does not publish the song.
Changes the composition profile, genre voice starting point, default structure, phrasing rules, rhyme expectations, quality audit, and built-in beat.
Opens the live genre-fit audit and Genre DNA settings. It is revision guidance, not an artistic grade.
Chooses one of three genre-native architectures. Existing lyrics remain untouched and map to the new section roles by position.
Applies the selected genre's voice starting point. Customized Voice DNA is otherwise preserved when switching genres.
Opens the simpler selection-driven writing view.
Opens rhyme, voice, anchor, cadence and meaning controls.
Shows the plan and remaining monthly AI assists; select it to view pricing.
Immediately saves and reports Saving, Saved, or unsaved changes.
Changes lyric-editor and option text from 10–18 px; exports are unaffected.
Hides guidance and side panels without changing the song.
Opens the multi-family rhyme workspace.
Opens reusable creative material saved across songs.
Finds exact excerpts worth saving before a rewrite; nothing is rewritten automatically.
Opens the durable authorship ledger.
Explains stored data and offers permanent project deletion.
Downloads TXT, LRC, SRT, DAW-marker CSV, or portable project JSON.
Starts or pauses the selected beat.
Repeats the current four-bar writing window.
Opens Beat Rack for beat choice, volume, uploads, and source BPM.
Sets tempo from 40–240. Extreme playback-speed changes are capped to protect audio quality.
Shows the active bar during writing and playback.
Replaces the visible editable draft with an example. Save keepers first.
Returns to intent setup to change meaning or destination.
Selects bars 1–4, opens the Bar 9 hinge, and shows planned rhyme-family positions.
Open precise definitions for slots, cadence, anchors, meaning coverage, and other metrics.
Sets Quick Write intent: continue, stronger image, tighter cadence, or sharper punchline.
Adds a constraint such as ‘colder,’ ‘less obvious,’ or ‘keep my opening.’
Creates three options for only that bar; none is inserted yet.
Places the chosen option into the active bar as an editable take.
Activates the contextual co-writer for exactly that phrase, line, or passage.
Request alternatives, continuation, natural wording, preserved meaning, emotion, imagery, length, wordplay, rhyme, cadence, flow, punchline, payoff, or singability.
Replaces only the highlighted text.
Uses the option as the active editable lyric.
Keeps the current lyric and adds the option after it.
Stores the option without changing the lyric.
Finds phrase-sized sound shapes for highlighted text.
Applies a selected sound, figurative, or structural device.
Uses the selected device, scope, and intensity.
Changes only the highlight when phrase scope returns a replacement.
Applies the proposed bar or two-bar rewrite as an editable take.
Use for articulated mumble, scat, or rough words with consonant and vowel changes.
Use for humming, held notes, and pitch or phrase shape without word-like sounds.
Sets capture length; count-in and auto-stop follow BPM.
Captures a private microphone performance sketch.
Uses an audio file you own instead of recording live.
Checks silence, clipping, articulation, phrase movement, or usable pitch before spending an assist.
Repeats preflight after changing the capture.
Creates timed options from a usable flow capture.
Auditions a take without adopting it.
Applies the timed take to the lyric canvas.
Compares your performed lyric with source timing, stress, pauses, and duration.
Sends numeric ratings and diagnostics only; lyric text and audio are excluded.
Chooses proposal size: Coach, Fragments, Line options, Section draft, Full song, or Four-genre variants.
Creates a reviewable proposal using the brief, Voice DNA, controls, and locks.
Builds a sound cloud or punchlines and places an anchor internally, at an ending, delayed, cross-bar, or as a pickup.
Controls register, energy, region, era, profanity, slang, grammar, implication, imagery, code-switching, vocabulary, and examples.
Returns voice controls to defaults.
Sets Flow Architecture, rhyme density, depth, strictness, internal rhyme, cadence, family duration, and mutation.
Plans how one sound family becomes the next; Ask engine to bridge returns coaching.
Plans a purposeful Bar 9 change; Generate hinge options returns proposals.
Reviews must-convey coverage. It is not fact-checking or human verification.
Diagnoses the active lyric; Route Coach separates meaning planning from anchor-aware construction.
Switches Writer’s Room into Deep Craft without discarding the draft.
Opens transition planning for the active block.
Saves an image, emotion, title, or must-say idea for sound choices to serve.
Creates ranked rhyme candidates from a seed.
Keeps one family visible while you compare another.
Moves selected choices into Sound Bank.
Requests a draft scoped to that family.
Moves from multiple family columns to the Handoff panel.
Appends the phrase to the active bar.
Makes it a planned landing instead of lyric text.
Uses, inserts, or deletes the saved item.
Closes the proposal without applying it.
Runs Harvest Draft before replacement.
Adopts the proposal while keeping it editable.
Moves one Quick Create section into focused co-writing.
Analyzes sound families, cadence, flow, internal rhyme, phrase depth, and bridges.
Changes the map source; Generated stays disabled until a proposal exists.
Filters probable sound families.
Returns to that editable bar.
Dismisses the current drawer or dialog without applying an option.
Confirm the AI engine is ready, required meaning or selection exists, and no request is already running. Manual writing remains open after AI limits.
Use headphones, reduce noise, move closer, and articulate consonants and changing vowels. If you hummed, use Melody Sketch.
Lower density or strictness, strengthen Voice DNA, add concrete details, and favor truthful images over filler.
Inspect phrase starts, stresses, pauses, and duration separately. An intentional flow change can correctly lower the score.
It remains unavailable until a proposal exists. Use Current draft or generate first.
Save, run Harvest Draft, keep excerpts in Vault, and export portable JSON before a large revision.
Confirm its real source BPM in Beat Rack. SongIntent does not pretend it measured the waveform.
Yes. Download TXT and portable JSON first. Project deletion is intentionally irreversible.
Start with intent. Protect the voice. Earn the rhyme. Test the performance. Keep only what you choose.
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