Instrumental-only mode
Skip lyrics and vocals completely and keep the full music and production.
Describe the genre, energy, and mood you need, then switch Treblo to instrumental mode. Use the result as a backing track, a starting point for a song, a study mix, or game music.
Describe the track like a scene: the setting, the energy, and the feeling it should leave behind.
Skip lyrics and vocals completely and keep the full music and production.
Mix styles and production tags to make anything from quiet ambient music to packed dance tracks.
Make music for videos, podcasts, streams, games, writing sessions, workouts, or future vocal ideas. See Section 8 (Output) of our Terms of Service.
With no lyrics to carry the idea, the genre, energy, and sound do the work in the prompt.
Tell Treblo to leave out the vocals so the music can focus on rhythm, harmony, and sound.
Say whether the track should stay calm, hit hard, or sit somewhere in between, and how full or how bare it should sound.
Pair a genre with a mood and a production style, then generate and adjust.
Describe the sound and feel, not just a genre name.
“Instrumental post-rock, clean delay guitar, patient drums, huge distorted crescendos, hopeful”
“Cozy lo-fi study beat, soft piano, tape hiss, mellow drums, no vocals, steady low-energy groove”
“Tense instrumental science-fiction game cue, pulsing bass, metallic percussion, dark and slow-burning”
For the rules on what you can put in, what you get out, and how you can use it, read the Treblo Terms of Service.
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