Authorization notice. Remiqora is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.
Who it is forA songwriter or hobbyist with an idea but no prompt-writing skills, who wants a first demo quickly on their own machine.
The problemWriting a good style caption, lyrics structure, tempo and key for a music model by hand takes effort and expertise.
The outcomeA generated track named after the idea, with an editable prompt you can refine and regenerate.
What you need first
- A computer with a consumer GPU; the README describes the studio as GPU-powered and local
- The Remiqora desktop installer from the project's GitHub page, or the install steps in its README
- Enough free disk space for the models you choose; the installer lets you skip YuE2, stem separation or arranger base models and add them later
- For prompt writing, the Qwen3.5 assistant downloaded from the Models page
Steps
- Open the From an idea tab in the header and type your song or instrumental idea in your own words.
- Pick an engine: ACE-Step, YuE2 for songs, or Stable Audio 3 for instrumentals and sounds.
- Wait for the prompt assistant to finish, then review the style tags, lyrics, tempo and key in the editable fields.
- Press Generate and wait for the engine to start and send the job; the track appears in the engine's feed.
- Use Open in the form if you need settings the page leaves out, then regenerate with changes.
Prompt for your agent
Using the repo inikolax/remiqora, write a prompt for the idea "<song idea>" in the From an idea tab, choosing the engine <engine name>. Expected output: an editable prompt with style tags, lyrics or sections, tempo and key, plus a generated track. Verify that the track is named after the idea and appears in the engine's feed.
Caveat. Remiqora is in active development with possible breaking changes and bugs, so it is not yet a stable release.
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