SOUNDRAW
SoftwareNewAn AI music generator that creates royalty-free, copyright-safe beats trained on in-house music.
About SOUNDRAW
Finding music for a video or podcast that's both good and genuinely safe to use is a perennial headache — and AI music tools have added a new worry about where their training data came from. SOUNDRAW addresses both, billing itself as 'the safest AI beat-maker for creators & artists,' generating royalty-free music trained exclusively on its own in-house productions.
Copyright-safe by design
SOUNDRAW's headline is safety: its AI is trained exclusively on in-house produced music rather than scraped content, which is why it can offer copyright-safe, royalty-free tracks with confidence. For creators who've been burned by copyright claims or are wary of the murkier AI music tools, that clean provenance is a genuine peace-of-mind advantage — you can use the music commercially without the nagging worry. It complements music tools like Moises in the creator audio stack.
Generate and customize endlessly
Users can generate unlimited tracks across 30+ genres and even blend multiple genres together, then customize individual tracks using an in-browser mixer — no digital audio workstation required. It offers bar-level editing to toggle instruments, adjust intensity and set track length, so you can shape a piece to fit your video's pacing precisely. That control means the music serves your content rather than forcing you to edit around a fixed track.
Export for any workflow
SOUNDRAW lets you download in MP3, WAV and separated STEMS, so whether you just need a quick background track or want to bring stems into a DAW for deeper production, it fits. That range serves both casual content creators and more serious music producers.
Made for creators and artists alike
By combining ease of use with genre depth and stem export, SOUNDRAW works equally well for a YouTuber who needs background music and an artist looking for a starting point to build on.
Who it's for
SOUNDRAW suits content creators, video producers, podcasters, musicians, artists, game developers and companies of all sizes seeking copyright-safe background music and beats for commercial projects.
Pricing
SOUNDRAW is subscription-based with tiered plans: Creator ($5.99/mo, unlimited downloads), Artist Starter ($10.49/mo), Artist Pro ($12.59/mo with WAV/STEMS), Artist Unlimited ($17.49/mo), plus Enterprise on request. The affordable Creator tier with unlimited downloads is a strong fit for regular content makers.
Bottom line: SOUNDRAW is a copyright-safe AI music generator trained on its own in-house music — unlimited royalty-free tracks across 30+ genres with bar-level customization and stem export, giving creators great music without the copyright anxiety.
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