Eleven Music v1
Beat-driven, broadcast quality. Reels, ads, trailers.
4.6 credits
Run it in Music Generator- Provider
- ElevenLabs
- Runs in
- Music Generator
- From
- 4.6 credits
Supported settings
- Up to 500 characters
- 10–300
What ElevenLabs won't accept
With Auto selected, Pipe2 sends requests like these to a model that accepts them.
- Lyrics of existing songs Provider policy
- Prompts that name a real artist, band, song, album, or record label Provider policy
What Eleven Music v1 can do
- Text to music
Made with Eleven Music v1
Pyra's Violet Wings: her theme
ElevenLabs Music. Pyra's own theme: a dreamy, instrumental orchestral-electronic score written from one prompt, melodic and structured, ready to sit under any clip.
Pipelines that run Eleven Music v1
About Eleven Music v1
What it does
Eleven Music v1 turns a written description into a finished music track. It is a text-to-music model, so the input is your prompt and the output is an audio file you can download from the run. The house style is beat-driven and broadcast quality, which suits cuts where music sits under voice or picture rather than carrying the piece alone.
When to use it
- Running the Music Generator pipeline: this is the model behind it, generating original background music from a mood, genre, and length you describe.
- Scoring short social video (Reels and similar cuts) where you want a track built to your brief instead of a stock library search.
- Ad beds and trailer cues, where a defined rhythmic pulse matters more than a long evolving arrangement.
- Anything you publish commercially: the Music Generator pipeline describes its output as royalty-free.
- Matching a target length, since you state the length you want in the prompt rather than trimming a stock track to fit.
What to know before you run it
Length is the cost lever. Pipe2 prices this model in duration tiers (15 seconds, 60 seconds, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, and 10 minutes), so a ten-minute request sits in a higher tier than a fifteen-second one. The live price table on this page shows the current credit cost for each tier, so check it there rather than assuming a figure. The practical workflow is to audition your prompt at a short duration until the mood and genre are right, then re-run the wording you settled on at full length; iterating at the long tiers spends credits on takes you will discard. Because this model is text-to-music, everything you want in the track has to be described in words. One worked example is published on this page.