AI Metal Music Generator
An AI metal music maker with heavy guitars, blast beats and atmospheric weight, free to try. Generate every flavor of metal, thrash, doom, black, prog, melodic death, with authentic tone and screamed or clean vocals.
From prompt to finished track
Describe the track
One sentence is enough — genre, mood, tempo, instruments. Start from the Metal prompts below or write your own.
Generate and iterate
The AI composes an original track from scratch — no samples. Regenerate variations until one fits, or tweak the prompt and lyrics.
Download the MP3
Grab the full song as an MP3 with commercial rights included, ready for videos, streams and playlists.
Types of metal music you can generate
Each type opens in the Studio as a ready prompt. Every track is original — no samples, no copyright headaches.
Thrash Metal
Palm-muted gallop riffs, double-kick drums and shred solos at 180 BPM. Tight, aggressive 1980s Bay Area thrash energy with barked vocals.
Generate thisDoom Metal
Detuned downtuned guitars, slow heavy riffs at 70 BPM, sludgy bass and sparse drums. Crushing, fuzz-soaked weight in the classic doom tradition.
Generate thisBlack Metal
Tremolo-picked minor-key guitar walls, blast-beat drums at 200 BPM, lo-fi atmosphere and a freezing Norwegian-forest aesthetic with shrieked vocals.
Generate thisProgressive Metal
Complex time signatures (7/8, 5/4, polyrhythmic), virtuoso riffing, ambient interludes and long multi-part song structures with dynamic shifts from clean passages to full heaviness.
Generate thisMelodic Death Metal
Twin-guitar harmonies, blast beats and melodic minor-key leads at 170 BPM. Polished Gothenburg-style production with growled vocals over soaring guitar lines.
Generate thisMetalcore
Breakdowns over drop-tuned palm mutes, chugging riffs, melodic clean-sung choruses contrasted with screams at 150 BPM. Modern-American-metal-festival standard.
Generate thisWho uses metal music?
Creators reaching for a specific mood without a budget for licensing.
Game Developers
Action game boss fights, horror games, and combat-driven roguelikes. Metal scoring matches high-intensity gameplay perfectly.
Horror & Action Film Editors
Slasher films, action sequences, and dark fantasy features. Metal underscore for moments when subtle just will not cut it.
Trailer Editors
Horror movie trailers, action-game reveals, and energy-drink commercials. Metal hits land harder than any orchestral cue can.
Fitness Creators
Powerlifting montages, MMA training reels, and pre-workout content. Metal is the genre of choice for athletes who train through pain.
Extreme Sports Filmmakers
Motocross, skateboarding, BMX, and snowboarding edits. Metal soundtracks the visual aggression and risk.
Metal Content Creators
Metal review channels, headbang reaction videos, and band-promo content. License-clean metal music for monetized content.
Can an AI metal music generator actually deliver real distorted guitars?
A metal music generator takes a text prompt and returns a full track across any subgenre — thrash, doom, black, melodic death, progressive, metalcore — written and produced as a new piece rather than looped from a sample pack. You describe the subgenre, era and tempo, the model renders distorted electric guitars, drums and bass to match, and you download the finished MP3.
The guitars are the part worth trusting or not: the model renders actual distorted electric guitar tone with palm-mute attack, pinch harmonics and amp-saturation character, closer to a real amp-into-cabinet chain than a synth lead standing in for a guitar. Because every track is original, there is no sample buried in it to clear before it goes into a monetized video or a shipped game.
Prompting the right subgenre and drum style
Name the subgenre and era for tailored output: "thrash metal, palm-muted gallop riffs, double-kick, 180 BPM" for Metallica-Slayer-Megadeth-era Bay-Area thrash; "doom metal, detuned downtuned guitars, 70 BPM, sludgy bass" for Black-Sabbath-style crushing weight; "black metal, tremolo-picked minor-key walls, blast beats, 200 BPM, lo-fi atmosphere" for a Mayhem-Burzum-Darkthrone feel; or "melodic death metal, twin-guitar harmonies, 170 BPM" for the Gothenburg sound. Progressive metal supports complex time signatures — 7/8, 5/4, polyrhythmic — and long song structures for Tool-Opeth-Dream-Theater territory.
For drumming, specify the technical style directly — blast beats, double-kick gallop patterns, or complex prog fills — and reference a drummer-style descriptor if you want a particular character.
Where metal generation gets used
Game developers score boss fights and combat-driven roguelikes, and horror-and-action film editors and trailer editors reach for metal when a moment needs to hit harder than an orchestral cue can. Fitness creators use it for powerlifting montages and MMA training reels, extreme-sports filmmakers score motocross and skateboarding edits with it, and metal content creators use license-clean tracks for review channels and band-promo content. Paid plans include full commercial rights, so a generated track can be released on streaming services or dropped into a game soundtrack without licensing complications.
Metal prompts that work
Paste-ready. Click one to open it in the Studio, then change the tempo, instruments or vocal to taste.
Heavier than the room can handle
Generate thrash, doom, black, prog metal — every subgenre with authentic guitar tone, blast beats, and crushing weight.
Free to try · No credit card required
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free AI metal song generator?
Notevibes is a free-to-try metal music maker: describe the subgenre and the mood, for example melodic death metal at 190 BPM with double kick, and it returns an original track up to about three minutes as an MP3. Downloads and commercial rights come with paid plans.
Which metal subgenres can the AI generate?
Thrash, doom, black, death, melodic death, progressive, metalcore, deathcore, sludge, post-metal, power metal, symphonic metal and folk metal are all covered. Naming the subgenre and the era in the prompt tailors the output.
Does an AI metal generator produce real distorted guitars?
The model renders distorted electric guitar tone with palm-mute attack, pinch harmonics and amp-saturation character, closer to a real amp-into-cabinet chain than a synth lead standing in for a guitar.
Can AI metal music have blast beats and double-kick drums?
Asking for blast beats, double-kick gallop patterns or complex prog fills gets technical drumming at extreme tempos, with black metal blasting around 200 BPM and thrash galloping near 180.
Can the metal vocals be screamed or clean?
Asking for harsh screams, growls or clean-sung choruses sets the vocal style, and you can supply your own lyrics or have them written. Add instrumental to the prompt for a riff-only track.
Can I release AI-generated metal tracks commercially?
Paid plans include commercial rights, so generated metal can be released on streaming services and used in monetized YouTube content, brand campaigns and game soundtracks. Trim a boss-fight loop in the free online audio editor at /online-audio-editor.