Give your song a DNA.
Every song has a sonic identity, a direction it can return to. Genre is just the first question. Stanzai asks seven. What you already know, you set. What you do not, you figure out together.
- 01
Genre
47 distinct genre brains. A folk song does not sound like a trap song or country. Each one has its own clichés to avoid, structural logic, and production palette.
- 02
Mood
Defiant. Vulnerable. Anthemic. Nostalgic. Or anything you can describe in a sentence. The mood field accepts what you actually feel, not what fits a list.
- 03
Energy
Where the song lives on the dynamic spectrum, from a hushed bedroom confession to a stadium-shaking finale, and what it builds toward.
- 04
Approach
Narrative, conversational, observational, anthemic, fragmented. The lens through which the song sees its subject changes how the lyrics get written.
- 05
Vocals
Male, female, alto, falsetto, choir, gritty, smooth. The texture of how a vocal carries emotion shapes the performance brief.
- 06
Key & tempo
Major, minor, modal. Chosen to serve the mood, then set at the pace the song needs to hold its feeling.
- 07
Instruments
The sonic vocabulary the song speaks. Instruments that fit the genre, support the mood, and carry the energy into a real production.
Live from the app. Set what you know, then build.