Ecrett Music
AI music generator for royalty free tracks that match scene mood and genre with simple licensing for creators agencies and small games teams.
Overview
Ecrett Music creates original tracks by combining your scene mood and genre choices then rendering variations you can download and use with clear licensing. The interface is intentionally simple so non musicians can audition many options quickly for videos podcasts streams and indie games. You can loop or extend tracks adjust structure and export files that slot into editors immediately.
Plans are oriented around individual or business use with commercial rights spelled out and an affordable entry price for personal creators. Because the system generates new music each time you can avoid recognizable stock loops and keep a consistent vibe across a series. For complex scoring or stems a full DAW is still the right tool but for everyday background music this saves hours and helps avoid copyright risk.
Key features
- Pick scene mood and genre then generate unique tracks
- Unlimited variations even with the same settings
- Simple license for personal or business use
- Loop extend and structure controls for editors
- Exports compatible with common NLEs and engines
- Affordable entry price for individual creators
- Playlist and favorite systems for organization
- Clear guidance on monetization and platforms
Best for
- Add background music to YouTube shorts and tutorials
- Score indie games with loops that fit the level mood
- Create podcast beds intros and stingers quickly
- Produce ads with tracks that match brand tone
- Generate hold music or kiosks for events
- Localize content by generating regional styles
- Build music libraries for client projects
- Prototype temp tracks before studio compositions
Capabilities
Scenes and Moods
Choose a scene mood and genre then preview variations until you find a track that matches energy and duration needs.
Structure and Loops
Extend loop and adjust structure so tracks fit intros transitions and background beds across formats.
Personal or Business
Pick a plan that matches personal or commercial use and review monetization rules for platforms and clients.
Files and Libraries
Download files ready for NLEs and engines and organize favorites into playlists for fast reuse across projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free option and what is the first paid plan price today?
Listings describe a low entry price around 4.99 per month billed annually for individual creators while business plans cost more. Check the current pricing page for exact terms and monthly equivalents before purchasing for commercial projects.
Can I use the music commercially on YouTube Twitch or client videos?
Plans describe commercial rights aligned to personal or business use. Review the license summary and platform notes especially for monetized channels or paid media to confirm coverage and avoid takedowns or claims.
Does the tool generate unique tracks each time I click create music?
Yes the generator produces new variations even when you keep scene mood and genre the same. This helps avoid repetitive stock loops and lets you audition many options quickly for editors and client approvals.
Can I loop or extend a track to match a specific runtime or scene cut?
You can loop and structure tracks so they align to intros transitions or full segment durations. For complex scoring export the base and finalize timing in your editor or DAW where you have finer control over fades and layers.
What formats are available and will they work in common video editors and engines?
Exports are provided in common audio formats supported by popular NLEs and game engines. This keeps drag and drop workflows smooth for YouTube shorts podcast beds and in engine background music for levels or menus.
Is attribution required and are there restrictions on reselling the audio?
Plans include commercial use but do not allow resale of the raw tracks as standalone assets. Attribution is not usually required for paid plans but confirm details on the license page and include credits if a client contract requests it.
How does pricing compare to stock libraries or subscription music sites?
The individual plan is priced to be approachable for solo creators and smaller teams while producing fresh tracks programmatically. For large catalogs with stems and composers a traditional library may be better but costs are typically higher.
What is the best workflow to keep a branded audio style across a series?
Save settings that match your brand energy and build a favorites playlist so future episodes reuse similar moods. This keeps sonic identity consistent while still allowing variation so recurring content does not sound repetitive
