Every songwriter knows the moment: a melody arrives in your head, you hum it into your phone, and then... nothing. Turning that 20-second idea into a produced song used to need instruments, a DAW and production skills. Autunes Jam collapses that into three steps: record, pick a take, produce.
Open autunes.com/jam, press Record, and hum or sing your idea while a live waveform draws what the microphone hears. Every recording becomes a take you can play back, keep or delete — record as many as you like and pick the best one. You can also upload an existing voice note or riff (MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG, up to 50MB).
How the AI uses your recording
Your take is a guide, not the final audio. The model listens to its melody and timing, then performs and produces the whole track fresh — drums, bass, whatever parts you pick — built around your idea. That means a shaky bathroom recording still produces a clean, professional result, because none of your room noise survives into the output.
Two options change what you get back. Full song mode grows your short idea into a complete ~3 minute track with verified sections. And if you enable vocals, the Sing it in my voice option uses your recording a second time — as a voice sample — so the finished song is re-sung in your own timbre.
- Idea-length track: 10 credits
- Full song (~3 minutes): 30 credits
- Sing it in my voice: +8 credits
- Available on Pro and Creator plans
What makes this different from other hum-to-music tools
Most hum-to-music tools output a MIDI melody or a thin instrumental sketch and leave the production to you. Jam outputs a finished, mixed song — and because it runs on the Zori engine family, it handles Indian genres and languages that most tools ignore: hum a bhajan phrase and ask for harmonium and tabla, or hum a hook and ask for a Punjabi pop arrangement.
The result lands in Your Tracks like any other song, which means the full Autunes editor works on it: cut sections, generate variations, separate stems, clone voices or layer new instruments on top.