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AI Music Extend

Set an extend point on your track and describe the next section. AI continues the song from there in the style you described.

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Extend from: 00:32
Music description:
energetic pop-rock, punchy dense drums, solid bass, 120 BPM, original key, seamless transition, keep original bass line
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AI Music Extender

The Doda AI Music Extender continues a track from the exact second you mark. Upload a file or pick one of your songs, choose Suno or Mureka, and get freshly written music instead of a repeated loop.

Pick the exact secondAdd an intro or ending5 credits with Suno
AI song extender demo cover
Lemon Skies
Continued right after the first chorus
Extended from here
0:00 / 0:00
Settings used

Extended right after the first chorus · Suno · 5 credits

Hear the AI Music Extender pick up where a clip stops

Play each original, then its extended version. Listen for the join: the groove, key and instrument sound carry on while the melody keeps moving forward.

Lo-fi clip continued with Suno

Original Clip
Lo-fi clip continued with Suno
Extended Result
Lo-fi clip continued with Suno

Lo-fi clip continued with Mureka

Original Clip
Lo-fi clip continued with Mureka
Extended Result
Lo-fi clip continued with Mureka

How to make a song longer in three steps

No editing software, no copy-pasting the chorus. Choose a point, describe the next part and let the model write it.

1

Add your source track

Upload an MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG or WMA file, or open a song from My Music. Only use audio you own or have permission to change.

2

Mark where the new music begins

Drag the marker along the waveform. Put it near the end to add another section, or earlier to replace an ending that falls flat.

3

Describe the next part and generate

Add lyrics, a style and a title, pick a model and generate. Play the result against the original to check how smoothly the two parts join.

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Controls that keep the extension sounding like your song

You decide where the song continues, what it says next and how closely it should follow the original recording.

  • Second-by-second placementThe tooltip shows the exact time you are extending from, so the new part can start right after a chorus or on the last bar.
  • Lyrics, style and vocal genderWrite the next verse yourself, describe the genre and mood, and set a male or female voice to stay close to the original singer.
  • Recognize or import the original lyricsPull the words out of the source audio, or load an SRT or LRC file, to see which line you are continuing from.

Suno or Mureka: which AI song extender fits

Both models continue uploads and library songs. They differ in source length, lyric needs and a few extra options.

SettingSunoMureka
Versions offeredSuno V6, V6 Mini and V6 WildMureka V8 and V7.6
Source track lengthUp to 8 minutesAt least 8 seconds
Where you can continueAny second before the final oneWithin the first 7 minutes
Lyrics for the new partOptional; leave blank and the style guides itRequired
Instrumental extensionYes, with the Instrumental switchVocal sections only
Add an introNot availableYes, with Mureka V8
Blend slidersCreativity, style and source audio influenceNot available

Where a longer track saves the day

Most creators already have the right song. It just ends too soon for the video, the set or the scene.

01

Video and vlog soundtracks

Stretch background music to cover the whole edit with new bars, then fade it out in your editor instead of looping 30 seconds.

02

Short AI songs that stop too early

Give a promising one-minute track a second verse or a bridge, with new lyrics that move the story forward.

03

Podcast intros and outros

Lengthen the music bed under a voice-over, or use Mureka V8 to build a gentle intro before a track that starts abruptly.

04

Game and app loops

Grow a short theme into a longer cue so players do not hear the same few seconds over and over.

05

DJ and live edits

Add a longer run-in or run-out so a song is easier to mix into and out of a set.

06

Unfinished demos

Stuck after the first chorus? Let the music extender propose what comes next and keep whatever sparks an idea.

AI Music Extender questions

Start points, models, lyrics, intros and limits explained.

See all plans

It listens to your track up to the point you mark and generates the music that follows, matching tempo, key and sound. The result is new material, not a copy of an earlier section.

Yes. You can start on the free Doda plan. Each extension uses credits, and paid plans add more when you need more runs.

MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG and WMA files are accepted. You can also choose any song saved in My Music.

With Suno the source can be up to 8 minutes. Mureka needs at least 8 seconds of audio and can continue from any point within the first 7 minutes.

Yes. Drag the marker on the waveform and the tooltip shows the second you are extending from. A point at the end of a phrase gives the cleanest join.

With Suno lyrics are optional, and you can switch on Instrumental for a part with no vocals. Mureka needs lyrics for the new section.

Yes. Select Mureka V8 and set the direction to Add intro. The model writes new music that leads into your song's opening bar.

Yes. Each result is saved to your library, so you can select it as the new source and keep adding sections one at a time.

The model follows the source closely. Set the vocal gender to match, and with Suno raise source audio influence to stay nearer the original voice.

No. A loop repeats audio that already exists. An extension generates fresh melody and arrangement, plus new lyrics if you supply them.

Make it longer with the Doda AI Music Extender

Mark the second, describe what comes next, and download a longer version of your track.