Bith Prod

Probably the worst "enhancer" I've ever tried. The so-called enhanced file didn't remove any background noise at all, but it did remove parts of the audio. Throw a CD into a kitchen blender and play it afterwards for similar results. Worthless.

Decent stem splitting, but no better than free options, and definitely not worth paying for. The sound quality is so poor you cannot really use the output for anything apart from making karaoke tracks for personal enjoyment. Don't even think of using Lalal if you're a professional producer who needs to split a mixed song due to lost stems etc.

Lots of weird suggestions, but definitely worth a try.

Poor. Just some generic ChatGPT stuff.

Yet another "music composer" that pretends to be free. Once you've spent ages sifting through their generic loop midi beats to find one that is not horrendously bad, you realize they charge you to download, and it's NOT cheap. You're much better off buying Magix or Band in a Box.

Project has been discontinued.

Pretending to be free, but immediately tries to charge you $6, and that "free" really means 3 days of trial access. They also neglect to tell you it's for Mac only.

Yet another useless ChatGPT based song lyric generator. This will give you the exact same output as ChatGPT, so they are just trying to capitalize on someone else's creation.

This is simply ChatGPT in a different wrapping. Totally useless, unless you want something extremely generic that would even be rejected for the Eurovision Song Contest.

As a long-time songwriter, let me tell you that this is complete and utter garbage! Although a good idea in principle, the generic and nonsensical next line suggestions could best be compared to the "poetry" of an 11-year-old on mushrooms, and the AI doesn't even understand how I want to structure my song. Spend your money on MasterWriter instead.

Says free, but when you try to download your image they charge you for it. Also, you need to manually select the watermark. Not worth your money, as there are better free alternatives.

Probably good enough if your standards are low and you're not going to use the tracks for a professional project. If you're a producer, there are far better options out there, especially considering that they immediately want you to pay for credits to be able to download, share, etc.

You could buy a couple of real drummers and keep them in your basement for that price! Correct the "No pricing" tag, please.

My favorite right now, due to lighter censorship and a variety of good models to choose from.