Lesson 5 of 7 · 5 min

Jingles and music beds

You can generate brand jingles, bumpers, and background music beds, and know where those beds get used downstream.

If you came looking for a separate music feature, stop looking: the jingle tool is it. One generator makes every kind of instrumental audio in Pinnora Music, from a three-second brand jingle to a bumper intro, a podcast cold-open, or a minute-long background bed. There is no second music tool hiding elsewhere.

Describe the sound, not the mood word

Start in the sonic direction field, and describe what you would actually hear, not just "catchy". Name a genre, a lead instrument, a tempo feel, and a mood. "Warm acoustic guitar over soft brushed drums, wellness brand, ends clean" gives the engine something ownable to aim at, the way a precise coffee order ("oat flat white, extra hot, one sugar") gets you the drink you pictured instead of whatever the barista guesses. Aim for a short mnemonic you could hum back, not a generic stock bed.

Shape it

Duration runs up to 60 seconds and starts at 12, with 8 to 30 seconds as the loopable sweet spot. Mood offers five registers, from energetic to mysterious. Instrumentation lets you pick up to two families, say acoustic plus electronic. BPM lives under advanced if you want a specific tempo, defaulting to 110.

Where these beds get used later

Each run makes one instrumental clip, no lyrics or vocals, saved to your Library like any other creative. Two other surfaces reach for it downstream. The podcast tool can stitch your most recent jingle onto the front and back of an episode, and the Audio Editor can lay a jingle under a voiceover as a music bed. Make the jingle first, and those two features have something to work with.

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