Udio Prompts

Compose a complete original song in Udio for [PROJECT_NAME] in the [GENRE] style with a [MOOD] mood. Set the musical key to [KEY, e.g. C minor], tempo around [BPM] BPM, and structure it as intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, bridge, and outro. Write original lyrics in [LANGUAGE] about [THEME], keeping the chorus hook under [NUMBER] words so it is easy to remember. Generate [NUMBER] variations, then extend the strongest one to a full [LENGTH] track and download the stems for mixing.

Take the Udio track [TRACK_NAME] and download its separated stems (vocals, bass, drums, and everything else). Import them into [DAW_NAME] and replace the [INSTRUMENT_TO_REPLACE] with a live recording while keeping the AI-generated [INSTRUMENT_TO_KEEP]. Rebalance the mix so the vocals sit [DB] dB above the instrumental bed, add [EFFECT] on the chorus, and bounce a 48kHz stereo master. Use Udio stem downloads for professional-level post-production.

Upload my original recording [FILE_NAME] ([LENGTH] long, [GENRE] style) to Udio and use audio-to-audio remixing to reimagine it as a [TARGET_GENRE] track while preserving the original vocal melody. Keep the lyrics unchanged, shift the energy to [MOOD], and generate [NUMBER] reinterpretations. Pick the one with the cleanest instrument separation, then extend the outro by [SECONDS] seconds for a radio-ready ending.

Fix the [SECTION, e.g. second verse] of my Udio song [TRACK_NAME] using inpainting instead of regenerating the whole track. Define a 28-second context window around the problem area so the vocal character and style stay consistent. Replace the lyric line [OLD_LINE] with [NEW_LINE] by bracketing it with three asterisks, and swap the [OLD_INSTRUMENT] texture for [NEW_INSTRUMENT]. Regenerate only inside the window and keep the rest of the arrangement untouched.

Create a [GENRE] song in Udio with bilingual lyrics alternating between [LANGUAGE_1] and [LANGUAGE_2] for [ARTIST_NAME]. The verses should be in [LANGUAGE_1] telling the story of [THEME], and the chorus in [LANGUAGE_2] with a singalong hook. Use Udio global language support so pronunciation and phrasing sound native in both languages. Generate [NUMBER] takes and choose the one where code-switching feels most natural.

Prepare a release package for my Udio song [TRACK_NAME]: generate the final 48kHz master, create a shareable lyric video inside Udio with the theme [VISUAL_THEME], and export [NUMBER] social clips of [DURATION] seconds each highlighting the hook at [TIMESTAMP]. Write a release caption for [PLATFORM] in [LANGUAGE] that names the genre [GENRE] and invites listeners to duet or remix. Publish from the dedicated creation page so all versions stay organized.

Write a [DURATION]-second brand jingle for [COMPANY_NAME] in Udio. The jingle must say the tagline [TAGLINE] in the final [SECONDS] seconds, use [GENRE] instrumentation, stay in the key of [KEY], and feel [MOOD]. Create [NUMBER] variants with different melodic hooks, then test each against this rule: a first-time listener should hum the hook after one play. Deliver the winner as a 48kHz WAV plus the vocal and music stems.

Extend my Udio clip [CLIP_NAME] ([LENGTH] currently) into a complete [TOTAL_LENGTH] song. Keep the existing intro and first chorus exactly as they are. Generate a second verse about [NEW_VERSE_TOPIC], a bridge that drops the drums and features [FEATURED_INSTRUMENT], and a final chorus with layered harmonies. Use the extension feature to grow the arrangement naturally instead of stitching separate generations together.

Compose a [GENRE] piece in Udio locked to the key of [KEY] at [BPM] BPM for [USE_CASE]. Specify the chord progression [CHORDS, e.g. i-VI-III-VII] in the prompt so the AI builds around a real harmonic foundation. Ask for [INSTRUMENT_1], [INSTRUMENT_2], and [INSTRUMENT_3] with clear separation in the mix. Generate [NUMBER] versions and keep the one where the bass line best supports the vocal melody.

Generate royalty-safe intro and outro music for my podcast [PODCAST_NAME] in Udio. Style: [GENRE] with [MOOD] energy, key of [KEY], [INTRO_LENGTH] seconds for the intro with a sting at the end for the show title, and [OUTRO_LENGTH] seconds for the outro that fades cleanly under the host voice saying [OUTRO_LINE]. Make both from the same generation family so the show has a consistent sonic identity. Export as 48kHz stereo WAVs.