Choosing style, mood and vocals
A clear musical description helps steer the result without piling on conflicting instructions.
What goes in the Style field?
Describe the genre, mood, tempo, instruments and voice. For example: "warm acoustic pop, slow tempo, piano and strings, soft female vocals". Start with a few key traits. A long list pulling in different directions makes it hard to tell what matters to you.
The style library
The tags under the box add a style with one click. In "All styles" you can search and browse by genre, Mood, Vocals, Instruments, Tempo & Rhythm, and Production & Era. You can also use Suggest with AI, then read the suggestion and edit it to fit your idea.
How do I ask for a particular voice?
There's no separate voice picker. Add a description to the style, like male vocals, female vocals, duet, soft voice or choir. This gives the song a direction; it doesn't promise a fixed singer or an exact split of parts. If you don't mention a voice, you may get either a male or a female singer. Only with Hebrew lyrics does Kleep match the singer's gender to the words.
Describe the sound in words
Instead of naming a real artist, write down the traits you like: clean guitars, gentle drums, a nostalgic mood and a deep voice. A request for a style that mentions a real artist gets blocked. Changing one trait per try helps you see what improved the result.
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