
Sonura
Sonura is an AI music production studio for creating royalty-free beats, loops, vocals, one-shots, stems, and full tracks from text descriptions, available on the web and as a DAW plugin.
About Sonura
Sonura
Sonura is presented as an ethical AI music studio for producers and musicians. Users describe the sound they want and generate beats, loops, vocals, one-shots and FX, and full tracks, which can be arranged, collaborated on in real time, and exported as stems. A free plan offers daily allowances with creations released as public domain (CC0), while paid plans include exclusive commercial rights. The free Sonura Flow plugin runs inside supported DAWs such as Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, and others. The site states the platform is built on licensed music rather than scraped catalogs.
Key features
- Generate loops, one-shots, vocals, FX, and full tracks from text descriptions
- Export individual stems (drums, bass, melody, FX, vocals) or full mix
- Collaborate with others in the same session in real time
- Layer sounds into a finished arrangement
- Free Sonura Flow DAW plugin for VST3 and AU hosts on Mac and Windows
- One-click mixing on Starter and higher plans
- Split any track into stems on Starter and higher plans
- Commercial use rights for paid plans
- Stated support for many genres and sub-genres
- Stated creation times of under 10 seconds on average
Best suited for
- Producers creating beats and loops
- Musicians building original arrangements and sounds
- Creators needing royalty-free music for commercial releases, client work, or film scoring
- Beginners without DAW or music theory knowledge
- Studios and professional teams needing higher volume and support
Pricing
Free plan at $0/mo; Starter $10/mo (annual listed at $20 struck-through pricing shown on page); Pro $20/mo (listed at $40 struck-through); Max $45/mo (listed at $90 struck-through). Annual billing saves 20%.
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