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AI music for Twitch streams

Playing commercial music on stream risks muted VODs and strikes. Generating a set of original tracks gives you a playlist for gameplay, breaks and starting screens that you are licensed to play.

Prompt for Twitch streams0/600

Length

Background tracks of 3 to 5 minutes and starting or break screens of 2 to 5 minutes that loop.

Levels and loudness

Keep stream music well below your microphone, often 20 dB or more below speech, and let chat know it is original.

Licensing

Tracks generated on a paid plan can be played on live streams and kept in VODs and highlights. The full terms are on the licensing page.

A workflow that works

  1. Generate a starting-soon loop with rising energy
  2. Create five to ten calm background tracks in one style
  3. Add a break-screen track and an ending theme
  4. Put them in a playlist in your streaming software
Avoid vocal tracks during gameplay. Lyrics compete with your commentary.

Prompts for Twitch streams

Starting-soon loop for a cosy stream, lo-fi beat with soft chimes, gradually builds energy, 3 minutes
Calm chiptune background for a strategy game stream, no sharp sounds, 4 minutes
Ending-stream theme, warm synthwave, slow and nostalgic, 2 minutes