Find your sound.
Choose a mood, a rhythm and a point of view. Build around the idea that feels like you.
Start with an idea.
Make it yours.
A focused toolkit for turning a spark into a track, a visual identity and a finished submission. Your taste makes the difference.
Get your music heard →Make the choices.
Edit the arrangement, listen closely and shape the result before you call it finished.
Tell your story.
Give the track a clear title, introduce the creator and send a listening link.
Useful tools, official links
Your creative bench.
A small selection to explore. Features, pricing and usage terms belong to each provider; check the current plan before using an output commercially.
Suno
Develop songs from prompts, lyrics and your own creative direction.
Try this: Start with a genre, mood and structure, then refine the parts that work.
Open Suno ↗Official source · Checked 15 October 2026
ElevenLabs
Create synthetic voiceovers and explore designed voices for idents or promos.
Try this: Write a short script, audition the delivery and leave space around the words.
Open ElevenLabs ↗Official source · Checked 15 October 2026
Adobe Firefly
Generate and edit images for cover concepts, campaign artwork and visual ideas.
Try this: Describe the subject, composition and palette; keep titles editable in your layout.
Open Adobe Firefly ↗Official source · Checked 15 October 2026
Runway
Generate and edit video for visualisers, short promos and music-video concepts.
Try this: Start with one clear shot and a short clip, then assemble your sequence.
Open Runway ↗Official source · Checked 15 October 2026
BandLab Mastering
Explore mastering tools and presets to finish a mix.
Try this: Compare the result with your original at a similar listening level.
Open BandLab Mastering ↗Official source · Checked 15 October 2026
Audacity
Record, edit and export audio with a free, open-source audio editor.
Try this: Use it to trim silence, assemble an edit and check your final file.
Open Audacity ↗Official source · Checked 15 October 2026
These are independent external tools, not AI On Air partners. Audacity is included as an audio editor, not an AI music generator.
From your studio to the station
Ready for a listen?
Send original AI-created or AI-assisted music to AI On Air.
Include your artist name, track title, genre, short introduction and a listening or download link.
You must have the rights needed for broadcast. Submission does not guarantee airplay.
Prepare your submission →