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Generate short music clips from text on your own GPU with MusicGen
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What this guide covers
For creators who want quick text-to-music cue sketches made locally. You end with short loudness-normalised WAV files. The model weights carry a non-commercial licence, and the guide is based on the documentation and was not run.
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Guide title
Generate short music clips from text on your own GPU with MusicGen
Coverage
For creators who want quick text-to-music cue sketches made locally. You end with short loudness-normalised WAV files. The model weights carry a non-commercial licence, and the guide is based on the documentation and was not run.
Example
A not-run example makes two ten-second clips with the small model from two short text descriptions.
Useful starting points
- If you run out of GPU memory, use the smallest model or shorter clips.
- Check licensing before any commercial use: the model weights are published under CC-BY-NC 4.0.
- Model downloads may land in an unexpected cache folder; a documented environment variable lets you move it.
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