Music from your own code

How it works

1. Pick a page, or describe it here. Each page above is the same generator, set up for one use with its own ideas. Or start from an idea under the box.
2. Pick the shape. Tempo, key, length, or a seamless loop. Or leave them on Auto.
3. Get your track with its stems. Play it, download the mix or the stems, or open it in Studio to change the parts.

One request, one song

Send a description to POST /v1/songs with your Daydream API key, poll the song until it's done, and download the MP3, the WAV or its five stems. That's the whole API: JSON in, links out, the same songs and the same price as this page. The API docs cover every field, with examples in curl, JavaScript, Python, Unity C# and Godot GDScript.

curl https://gen.daydream.live/v1/songs \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DAYDREAM_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"prompt": "a looping forest level theme with harp and soft drums", "loop": true}'

Where it fits

• Build steps and editor tools: make a level's music when the level is made, and ship the files.
• Backends: make a track for each user's video or each new product page.
• Agents: the MCP server gives Claude, ChatGPT and other agents the same tools: make a song, redo one stem, undo it, list songs, check what's left.

Keep the key on your machine or your server. A key can do anything on its account, so it doesn't belong in a web page or a game build you ship.

Sound effects from the same call

Describe a sound with no music in it, like "a soft, low two-note error beep", and the same request returns a sound effect: one take up to 30 seconds, as an MP3 or a WAV. The song's kind says which you got. Nothing else changes, so one integration covers a game's music and its sounds.