Kunlun Tiangong SkyMusic
An early Chinese full-song model with an eighty-second format; check version and entry.
Model profile
- Vendor
- 昆仑万维
- Form
- 网页服务
- Input
- 文本 · 歌词 · 参考音频
- Output
- 音频
- Licence
- 生成歌曲的使用、商用与发行按天工与 Mureka 的当前条款；公测期的免费策略不代表现在的授权
- Verified
- 2026-10-31
Related
Text and music on one product line
Tiangong is Kunlun's large-model brand, and SkyMusic is its music branch, sitting beside text, image and search in the same entry. It is not a professional arranging tool; it is "give a title, lyrics and a style, get a listenable Chinese song". For short video, livestreams and event themes that need a quick finish, the short path and low barrier are the advantage. It does not give you a project file or stems.
A prompt or a full lyric
You can give only a theme and let the model write words, or bring a complete lyric; style comes from tags or a reference track, and some versions support dialects and rap. Output is a mixed stereo file without vocal and backing stems. Lyric sections steer the emotional arc: verses lower, choruses lift, bridges change instrumentation. That is the stated selling point, though results vary with the lines. A reference track fixes a broad style, rarely timbre and arrangement at once.
| You give | It often returns | Watch |
|---|---|---|
| Title and theme | Auto-written lyrics with familiar shapes | Whether the chorus has a hook |
| Full lyrics | Sections roughly followed | Whether long lines are swallowed |
| Reference track | Close style, uncertain timbre | Whether it copies only the surface |
| Dialect tag | Audible dialect colour | Whether tones drift |
Chinese rap and short video
In public demos, Chinese rap is a strength: dense syllables, tight beats and places that need attitude are handled with reasonable ease. The eighty-second format fits a short-video chorus loop, and fifteen or thirty second cuts usually land on the chorus. Guofeng, folk and funk tags have corresponding output, which is enough to set a direction before taking the result to an arranger or singer.
The eighty-second ceiling
Eighty seconds holds one verse and one chorus, with intro, interlude and outro squeezed in. A three-minute release needs stitching or extension, and the joins expose key and vocal timbre. Versions move fast: the free, unlimited public beta does not describe current access, and entries have moved from a standalone page into Tiangong or Mureka, so old links may fail. Queues at peak hours add waiting time, which matters for batch work.
Versions and terms
Confirm: which entry is current, available duration and sample rate, whether generated songs may be used commercially and released, who is responsible for reference-track rights, and whether AI disclosure is required. The current Tiangong and Mureka terms are the authority. Alternatives: YuE or MiniMax Music for longer songs; TME Tianqin for stems; Suno for quick multi-style auditions in a browser.
Listen in the library
All tracks from midicn-lib — inline badge is the license tier (C1 commercial / C2 non-commercial / C3 study only).
Along the same line
Sources
- 昆仑万维天工 SkyMusic 官方发布页与产品说明（时长、采样率与歌词段落控制）。
- 天工 SkyMusic 公测与后续 Mureka 系列的公开演进说明。
- 天工与 Mureka 的当前条款与入口说明（生成歌曲的使用与商用范围）。