Blend Two Tracks into One New V6 Song
Use two audio sources as creative ingredients, then guide V6 with lyrics, style, Persona, and influence controls to produce a coherent new composition.
More Than Joining Two Audio Files
Mashup interprets musical ideas from both sources and recomposes them into a new song rather than making a fixed cut-and-paste edit.
Combine Complementary Ideas
Bring the melody, rhythm, instrumentation, vocal character, or atmosphere of two sources into one creative direction.
Guide the New Composition
Use lyrics, song structure, style, duration, and optional Persona settings to tell V6 what the finished piece should become.
Explore Useful Variations
Blend two versions of the same idea for refinement, or combine contrasting material to discover an unexpected musical identity.
Practical Tips for Better Mashups
The relationship between the source tracks, your prompt, and the influence controls determines whether the result feels unified or unpredictable.
Choose Two Clear Sources
Use direct, publicly accessible audio URLs with clean sound and intentional musical material. Poor-quality artifacts may carry into the result.
Start with Compatible Material
Sources with related tempo, key, groove, or genre often produce a more predictable blend. Contrasting sources can work, but usually need clearer guidance.
Describe the Interaction
Instead of adding a third unrelated identity, explain how the first and second sources should meet across sections such as the intro, verse, chorus, bridge, or drop.
Adjust One Control at a Time
Begin near the middle, then change style, creativity, or audio weight separately so you can hear what each control contributes.
Swap the Source Order
If the result favors the wrong material or develops awkwardly, reverse the two URLs and compare another generation.
Expect Generative Variation
Mashup is not precise stem mixing or timeline editing. Section placement, melody, vocals, and arrangement can change between generations.
How to Create a V6 Mashup
Prepare two accessible audio sources, define the new song, and refine the balance through controlled iteration.
Add Exactly Two Audio Sources
Paste two direct, publicly accessible audio URLs. Confirm that you own the material or have permission to use it.
Define the New Song
Enter a title and style. Add lyrics for a vocal song, or enable Instrumental and optionally describe the arrangement you want.
Set Influence and Generate
Choose an optional Persona and adjust the three influence controls. Start balanced, listen to the result, then revise one setting at a time.
V6 Mashup FAQ
What Mashup does, which inputs it accepts, and how to interpret its controls.
How many audio sources can I use?
This KIE Mashup workflow requires exactly two audio URLs. Both files must be directly and publicly accessible while the generation is running.
Does Mashup simply place one song after the other?
No. The model generates a new composition influenced by both sources. It may combine, reinterpret, or transition between their musical elements, so it is not a deterministic audio splice.
What do the three weights control?
Style weight controls adherence to the style description, Creativity controls how freely V6 transforms the idea, and Audio weight controls how strongly the source audio elements influence the result.
Can I make an instrumental Mashup?
Yes. Enable Instrumental to make lyrics optional. You can still use the prompt field to describe the arrangement and how the two sources should interact.
Will vocal preference always produce the selected voice?
No. Male or female vocal selection is a generation preference that can increase the likelihood of that result, but the API does not guarantee it.
Ready to Find the Song Between Two Ideas?
Choose two audio sources you are allowed to use, describe how they should meet, and let V6 compose a new direction from both.