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Loudly GmbH (Berlin, Germany)Loudly
This generates royalty-free music from a text prompt or parameters, with stem splitting, mastering and distribution to streaming services.

- Provider based in the EU
Last checked: 9 November 2026 · How we check
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Proprietary AI models (VEGA); the MANTA-1 model runs on technology from Mureka (SKYWORK AI PTE. LTD.), to which your input is forwarded. According to the terms, Loudly may use uploaded audio to train its models (according to the provider). Hosting location and certification not stated. German company (EU). Many tools build on a large model from, for example, OpenAI or Anthropic. If in doubt, ask for the data processing agreement: it states where your data goes.
Questions about Loudly
- Which AI model does Loudly use?
- The maker of Loudly does not make public which AI model is underneath. Proprietary AI models (VEGA); the MANTA-1 model runs on technology from Mureka (SKYWORK AI PTE. LTD.), to which your input is forwarded. According to the terms, Loudly may use uploaded audio to train its models (according to the provider). Hosting location and certification not stated. German company (EU).
- How much does Loudly cost?
- Free plan; Personal $8/month and Pro $24/month (billed annually). Check the current price on the provider's website; prices often change.
- Who is Loudly for?
- Loudly is aimed at music & audio production, communication & media and marketing. It suits work such as mixing and mastering: AI assistants suggest EQ, compression and loudness based on genre or a reference track, the engineer adjusts; stem separation and restoration: pulling vocals, drums and instruments out of a mix for remixes, practice, sampling or cleaning up old recordings; composing and generating: making background music, demos and variations for video, games, podcasts and adverts.
- What should I watch out for with AI in music & audio production?
- With AI music, check the licence per subscription first. With AIVA, copyright in the free plan and the Standard plan sits with AIVA itself; only the Pro plan gives you the copyright. Suno allows commercial use only in paid plans, and according to its privacy statement it uses submissions and content to train its models, with storage on servers in the US. Mubert tracks may not be released as standalone releases on Spotify or other streaming services. If you do not want your recordings used for training: LALAL.AI (Switzerland) says it does not use uploaded files for AI training, and plug-ins such as sonible smart:EQ and iZotope Ozone work inside your own DAW. Do not upload unreleased work from clients or labels without their permission, and record in your contract whether and how you use AI.
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