Gēgē AI

What is Gēgē AI for writing songs?

Gēgē AI for songwriting is an AI music creation tool and creator community launched by Hangzhou Yinyu Shandong Artificial Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd.

This product integrates song conception, composition, singing, music videos, distribution, and royalty tracking into a single process, and is aimed at individual creators who do not have a full production team.

Main functions

AI dialogue creation

• Users can communicate with the virtual producer using text or voice to discuss themes, stories, emotions, and musical directions.
• The system generates lyrics, melodies, arrangements, and vocals as required, and allows for further adjustments through ongoing dialogue.
• It covers a variety of styles such as pop, rap, rock, traditional music, folk songs, and electronic music.

Singer and instrumental mode

• The Singer mode is designed for complete songs that contain vocals, allowing users to select appropriate voices and singing styles.
• The instrumental mode is suitable for background music, ambient music, and works that do not require lyrics.
• Users can modify the lyrics, musical structure, arrangement, and singing style, but the level of detail allowed for editing depends on the current version.

Reference tracks and style control

• It supports uploading reference tracks to help the model understand the feel and stylistic direction of the target music.
• Reference audio can only be used for content for which the user has rights or permission; protected songs cannot be copied directly.
• The resulting output may still deviate from the target in terms of structure, melody, or timbre, requiring listening and multiple adjustments.

Writing songs based on images and creating covers/arrangements

• After taking a photo or uploading an image, it is possible to create songs based on the content and mood of the image.
• The cover and adaptation feature allows for the reinterpretation of existing works; prior to use, it is necessary to verify the licenses for the lyrics, music, recording, and adaptation.
• When images contain people, trademarks, or private scenes, it is also necessary to address issues related to portraits and privacy rights.

Voice cloning and digital avatars

• Users can upload or record human voices for use in voice cloning, digital avatars, and song singing.
• Recordings are considered sensitive personal information; only one’s own voice or a voice for which explicit permission has been obtained should be used.
• It is forbidden to use cloned voices to impersonate others, create misleading content, or circumvent the requirements of platforms and laws.

AI music MV

• You can upload photos or use AI-generated images, and enter video prompts to create a lip-synced MV that matches the song.
• The output is suitable for sharing on social media, but the lip movements of the characters, the continuity of the footage, and the stability of the details require manual verification.
• MVs, high-quality MVs, and premium MVs may be available as separate in-app purchase options, with prices varying depending on the specific platform.

One-click distribution and royalties

• The platform offers a service for releasing songs on major music platforms, thereby reducing the need for repeated uploads and data entry.
• The playback data can be aggregated on the platform, and royalty earnings are calculated in accordance with the applicable rules.
• The public page does not provide a complete list of the distribution platforms, the approval criteria, the profit-sharing ratios, the settlement periods, or the minimum amount that can be withdrawn.

Music community

• Creators can publish their works, browse public songs, and communicate with other users.
• The works page on the official website displays the song titles, audio samples, and style tags, which help in understanding the content available in the community.
• Before publishing, it is necessary to confirm the default visibility scope of the work, the method of deletion, and the community licensing terms.

Input and output

Usage tutorial

1. Choose the web version, the iPhone app, or the Android app; after registering, check your free credit, note balance, and current membership benefits.
2. Choose between singer, instrumental music, lyric writing based on images, or dialogue-based creation; specify the theme, mood, style, language, and purpose of the song.
3. If you wish to upload reference tracks, recordings, photos, or videos, first ensure that you have the rights to use, modify, and distribute them publicly.
4. After creation, listen to the lyrics, melody, structure, vocals, and sound quality; use editing tools or continue the conversation to fix any issues.
5. When creating an MV, check the lip movements, the appearance of the characters, and the continuity of the footage, and save the necessary local files.
6. Before applying for publication, read the relevant service terms to understand the rights related to the work, the list of platforms, the revenue sharing mechanism, the approval process, the settlement procedures, and the rules regarding removal from the platform.

Prices and in-app purchases

The above lists some of the in-app purchases currently available on the App Store in China; similar monthly subscription plans have different names. The prices for Android, web versions, promotional offers, and other regions may vary.

Notes on Refunds and Recharges

• At present, no unified refund policy for Gege AI has been made public; it is necessary to check the rules of the respective platform and the specific product before making a purchase.
• Subscriptions and notes purchased through the App Store are billed by Apple, and refund requests as well as subscription cancellations are handled in accordance with Apple’s account policies.
• Orders placed via Android or other channels may be processed by different payment services; it is therefore necessary to keep the order number, product name, the benefits received, and any records related to customer service.
• Canceling automatic renewal generally does not result in a refund of the fees paid for the completed cycle; it is necessary to check the effective date before proceeding with such action.

Supported platforms

Privacy and device permissions

• Registration and logging in may involve handling phone numbers as well as authorization information from third-party accounts.
• The platform keeps track of browsing activity, photo creation, audio generation, sharing, downloading, device information, and log data.
• Voice cloning and song generation involve processing recordings uploaded by users, and such recordings are considered sensitive personal information.
• Order processing involves products, amounts, times, numbers, statuses, payment methods, and payment status.
• Microphones, cameras, photo albums, voice recognition, and storage permissions should only be activated when the user intentionally uses those functions.
• Information generated or collected within the country is stored in China, and its retention period is limited to what is necessary to achieve the intended purpose; no specific number of days has been specified.

Third-party SDKs and tracking

• Alipay and WeChat components are used for payment, logging in, or sharing; they handle the relevant device and account information based on the actions taken by the user.
• The Friend Alliance component is used for operational statistics, behavior analysis, and crash diagnosis; according to the privacy policy, it is initialized only after the user gives consent.
• The Aurora component is used for push notifications and one-click login, and it may handle device, network, and authentication information.
• Jugleng Engine and Apple Search Ads are used for ad attribution; the IDFA in iOS requires authorization for system tracking.
• The App Store’s privacy labels also indicate that purchase history, identifiers, and usage data can be used for tracking; users should manage this by adjusting the system’s permission settings.

Copyright, audio, and commercial usage notes

• Users must ensure that the lyrics, reference tracks, photos, videos, and vocals are either owned by them or for which they have obtained proper authorization.
• AI-generated works do not automatically enjoy full copyright protection in all jurisdictions; human creation and the retention of evidence are crucial.
• When using sound cloning, cover versions, or the singer’s distinctive vocal tone, it is necessary to avoid infringing on the rights of performers, their personal rights, and the interests of record producers.
• For nationwide distribution and royalty services, it is necessary to separately confirm the agency rights for the platform, the profit-sharing ratio, the settlement cycle, tax matters, as well as procedures for removing products from the market and resolving disputes.
• Public posting within the community may grant the platform the necessary rights for display and dissemination; it is advisable to read the current terms of service within the application before posting.

API and open-source status

• No public music generation APIs, SDKs, or documentation for batch interfaces intended for developers have been confirmed yet.
• The official GitHub repository, model weights, training code, and open-source license have not yet been confirmed; therefore, the product should be regarded as a proprietary platform.

Advantages and usage limitations

Actual advantages

• It covers songs, performances, music videos, releases, and royalties; its creation process is more comprehensive than that of tools that convert plain text into music.
• Multiple input methods such as dialogue, voice, images, reference tracks, and instrumental music are available to suit different creative preferences.
• Websites, iPhone, Android, and AppStore offer a variety of ways to use it.

Important restrictions

• Notes, memberships, and individual services are billed separately; the total cost of creating a ready-to-release piece of music must be calculated by adding up the costs of each of these elements.
• When creating songs, issues such as logical lyrics, improper pronunciation in Chinese, repetitive melodies, mixing problems, and vocal artifacts can arise.
• Distribution does not necessarily mean approval by various platforms or the generation of royalties; playback and earnings are influenced by the channels and the performance of the audience.
• Recording, facial images, order data, and ad tracking involve extensive data processing; users whose privacy is sensitive should grant authorization as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Gēgē AI be used for free?

The app can be downloaded for free, but features such as creating notes, membership options, digital avatars, as well as the ability to release music and MVs may require in-app purchases.

Which creation modes are supported?

It supports modes such as song creation through dialogue, songs featuring singers, instrumental music, song creation using images, reference tracks, cover versions and adaptations, as well as voice cloning.

Can songs be released with just one click?

The platform provides distribution services, but the channels supported, the review processes, the revenue-sharing rules, and the settlement procedures are governed by the agreement in place at the time the distribution order is submitted.

Can voice cloning use someone else’s recorded audio?

It may only be used with clear authorization and in compliance with applicable rules; one should not clone others’ voices to deceive or mislead others.

Why does the Professional version have different monthly prices?

The App Store currently displays both the professional monthly subscription and the monthly membership plan; these may offer different benefits or refer to different versions of the product, so it is necessary to compare the details on the payment page.

Is Gēgē AI open-source?

The official source code, model weights, or open licenses have not yet been confirmed, nor have the public APIs and SDKs been made available.

Summary

Gēgē AI for song writing is suitable for individual creators who wish to quickly create songs using dialogue, voice, and images, and who also want to go on to produce MVs, release their songs, and manage the related royalties.

The main uses are to calculate the cost of each note and of individual services, to protect the privacy of recordings and images, and to verify the details related to sound, materials, copyrights, and revenue streams before distribution.