Looking for a tune in seconds? Soundraw can do it. You select the mood, genre and tempo. You hit generate.
A brand new track plays. It’s cool and easy. Even complete novices feel comfortable.
Edit it your way
You have ultimate creative freedom. You can shorten the introduction, change instruments, and reorder sections or parts of the song.
You can even edit stems if you upgrade. It is like building beats with Legos but any type of audio skills are not needed.
Royalty free and rights that are unambiguous
Everything created here is royalty free. Use anything anywhere in videos, podcasts, games, etc. You’re owning the rights. No credit is required. No hidden copyright strikes. That’s a solid peace of mind.
Price talk (no chart Nice!)
Try it free to mess around. But if you want to download clean, unlimited tracks, you go paid. Creator plan is about $11 plus VAT a month if you go yearly.
Artist plans are more more downloads, WAV/stem options, unlimited use at higher tiers. Enterprise exists too. Pricing goes up is perks.
Good features, bad features
Here’s what’s good: variety and the ability for originals, speed, full license, easy editing. It even provides stems, which is good for music creators who want to do a little more mixing.
Here’s what’s bad: free is limited. If you want stems or bulk downloads, they charge you for those, so prices add up quickly. Custom control is good, but it’s not as deep as a full DAW.
Traffic noise
Soundraw isn’t popping up mainstream yet. However, it’s generating serious buzz. The site has a few hundred thousand monthly visitors. Creators keep coming back to generate fresh tracks.
Social vibe
They have a social presence on Instagram and some other platforms. Overall, they have about 31200 total followers. Fans are excited about new jams and creative ideas.
