Describe the new style
Tell it the genre and energy you want.
Give your song a fresh style and pick your favourite of two versions
same seed, different garden
Keep the heart of your song and give it a new groove, genre or mood, then compare two remixes side by side.
It is a playful way to explore. A gentle ballad might become a dance track; an upbeat pop song might turn into a relaxed acoustic version.
The remix works from the full song, so you do not need to separate anything first.

A remix takes a song you already have and reshapes how it sounds. Your melody and main ideas stay, while the rhythm, instruments and energy change to fit the style you describe.
Each request gives you two remixes, so you can hear two different takes on the new direction.
Tell it the genre and energy you want.
Compare both versions and keep the better one.
Extend, cover or make a video from your remix later.

Pick one clear direction to begin.
Select one from your library or upload an MP3 or M4A you own.
Write a short description such as upbeat disco with bright horns.
Listen to both remixes against the original.
Turn a slow song into something to dance to.
Make a calm take for studying or winding down.
Remix a song made for someone into their favourite genre.
Change the genre or the energy, not everything at once.
Mention an instrument or two that should stand out.
Remix music you made or have permission to use.
Each request returns two versions.
Songs from your library, or MP3 and M4A uploads between about ten seconds and six minutes.
A cover changes the singer or performance; a remix reshapes the music and style.
No. The remix works from the full song.
Describe a new direction and compare two remixes of your song.
Remix a song