Boomy

Preset-driven song generator with commercial rights on paid downloads

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What is Boomy?

Boomy generates instrumental tracks from style presets rather than text prompts: pick a genre like lo-fi or electronic dance, get several variations, then edit them by instrument group. Free accounts can save songs but cannot download audio, so the free tier is an audition rather than a licence. Creator and Pro memberships add monthly downloads, per-instrument editing and commercial rights after cancellation. Boomy wound down its own distribution and streaming royalty programme in 2025, so getting a track onto Spotify now needs a separate distributor. The platform has also drawn scrutiny over artificial streaming.

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

Key features

  • Style preset generation covering lo-fi, EDM, hip-hop and ambient
  • Multiple variations per generation with save and re-roll controls
  • Per-instrument editing of drums, harmony and melody parts
  • Custom vocals by uploading your own recorded vocal track
  • MP3 and WAV downloads with commercial rights on paid tiers
  • Optional per-track Dolby remastering for loudness and balance

Pros & cons

Strengths

  • No music theory or DAW skill needed to get a finished bed
  • Commercial rights on downloads persist after a subscription ends
  • Fast variation loop makes it easy to audition many directions

Watch out for

  • Free tier cannot download; songs stay inside the platform
  • Preset sound is recognisable, so tracks feel interchangeable
  • Distribution is no longer included and needs another service

Best for & use cases

quick background tracks, hobby songwriting, podcast beds and beat sketches

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FAQ

Can Boomy put my song on Spotify?

Not by itself any more. The built-in distribution programme ended in 2025, so you download the track and use a distributor of your own, subject to that distributor's rules on AI-generated music.

Who owns the copyright?

The platform retains the underlying copyright by default, while paid members receive full commercial rights to tracks downloaded during their subscription. A complete buyout requires a separate rights request.

Why has Boomy been in the news?

In 2023 a large batch of Boomy tracks was removed from Spotify over suspected artificial streaming, and a separate criminal case involved millions of fraudulent streams on AI tracks. Boomy denied involvement and later tightened free accounts.