miya.fm: The Personal AI Music Agent That Turns Your Mood Into a Song

miya.fm is a personal AI music agent from ACE. You don't need to know music theory, and you don't have to decide in advance what genre you want — just give it a mood, a story, or paste an X account or post link, and Miya writes the lyrics, composes the melody, sings it, and hands back something you can share immediately. The goal is refreshingly simple: make music a normal way for ordinary people to express themselves, instead of a tool reserved for creators.

What it can do

• Mood playlists: Name a scene, a feeling, or a song you like, and it builds a custom playlist that keeps playing.
• Song from one line: Describe an experience or an emotion and Miya handles the lyrics, the style, and the vocals, producing a fully structured track.
• Roast videos: Paste an X account or post link and it generates a diss track with sharp lyrics and animated captions, ready to post.
• Rap Battle: Give it two sides or two viewpoints and it writes a whole head-to-head rap.
• Song Remix: Upload any track, pick a style, and get a new rendition that keeps the original melody and lyrics.
• Chat-to-song: Turn everyday conversation into an infectiously catchy tune — a format that travels fast on social platforms.

How to use it

1. Open the site: Go to miya.fm.
2. Pick a mode: Choose what you want on the home page — playlist, write a song, Roast, Remix, or Rap Battle.
3. Enter your material: Write a sentence, paste an X username or post link, or upload a song.
4. Hit "Cook It": It starts writing lyrics, composing, singing, and mixing.
5. Collect the result: You get a finished song or video complete with animated captions.
6. Share it: Download it once you're happy, or send it straight to social media.

Why it works

• In-house model ACEx: A four-minute track takes roughly 30 seconds on a single A100, at about one-fifth the cost of Suno v5.5, and it already leads on some music benchmarks.
• Data flywheel: Built on 100,000 paying professional users of ACE Studio, with around 3 million trajectory records and 500,000 preference pairs feeding ongoing model iteration.
• Emotionally accurate: Roasts, moods, and lived experiences are its native input, so lyrics stay tightly on theme.
• Social-ready out of the box: Output ships with animated captions and fits platforms like X and TikTok without extra packaging.
• Serious pedigree: Top producers including Hans Zimmer, Martin Garrix, and Teddy Riley use its underlying product, ACE Studio.

How it differs from conventional AI song generators

Conventional AI song generators serve people who already have a creative intent — you're expected to know you want "a hip-hop track mixed with rock." miya.fm flips that: it targets people with no creative intent at all. You only need a feeling, an experience, or someone you want to complain about. The output differs too — it delivers a captioned video you can share, not an audio file you still have to edit and wrap yourself.

Where it fits

• Social clap-backs: See a post you want to diss, paste the link, and ship a Roast video.
• Emotional expression: When you're down, happy, or deep in your feels, post a song instead of a paragraph.
• Milestones: Tell Miya about a trip, a party, or a relationship and get a commemorative song in about a minute.
• Background playlists: Generate by scene and let it keep playing.
• Parties with friends: Put two friends head-to-head in a Rap Battle.
• Remix culture: Flip chat logs or classic songs into something bizarrely catchy.

Limitations

• Output quality tracks the quality of your input — the more specific you are, the closer it lands.
• Roast and Rap Battle involve other people's accounts or opinions; don't use them for harassment or personal attacks.
• Remix requires uploading original tracks, so make sure you hold the rights to your material.
• The model draws on training and preference data, so lyrics or style occasionally drift from what you pictured; retry or rephrase.