Beatoven

Mood-based AI music generator for video and podcast soundtracks

AI Audio & MusicFree planOverseasβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜†β˜† 3.0

What is Beatoven?

Beatoven is an AI music tool from a Bangalore team that composes royalty-free instrumental tracks for video, podcasts and audio books. Instead of prompting for a song, you describe a mood and a duration: a video is split into segments, each given its own emotion, and the service writes one continuous piece that follows that arc. Genres run from cinematic and electronic through to Indian regional styles that Western rivals rarely cover. Paid downloads carry a non-exclusive perpetual licence, and stems are available on the higher tier for DAW mixing. It has been certified by Fairly Trained, which audits how music models are trained.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

  • Mood and genre based composition with duration matching
  • Timeline mode that assigns a different mood to each video segment
  • Royalty-free downloads with a non-exclusive perpetual licence
  • Instrumental stems for DAW mixing on the top tier
  • Full track and stem export in MP3 and WAV formats
  • 15+ genres including cinematic, lo-fi, jazz and regional Indian styles

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • Licence terms are plain, so monetised uploads avoid claims
  • Timeline sync matches musical changes to on-screen moments
  • Entry paid tier is inexpensive for occasional creators

Watch out for

  • Instrumental only; there are no sung vocals at any tier
  • Free plan previews music but does not allow downloads
  • Tracks cannot be released standalone on streaming platforms

Best for & use cases

youtube background music, podcast intros, explainer videos and short film scoring

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FAQ

Can I release a Beatoven track on Spotify?

Licences cover use of the music inside your own content, such as videos and podcasts. Distributing a track as a standalone release on streaming platforms is excluded at every tier, so treat the catalogue as production music.

Does it generate vocals or lyrics?

No. Everything it produces is instrumental, which is deliberate: the target use is a bed under narration or dialogue. For sung tracks with lyrics you need a different class of tool entirely.

What licence comes with a download?

A non-exclusive perpetual licence, so the same track can be licensed to other users, but your right to keep using your downloaded copy survives cancelling the subscription.