Type a vibe, get a track. Your agent turns a one-line brief into a rich music prompt with Claude, then pays Stable Audio 2.5 to render the actual audio — a real, commercial-useDocumentation Index
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This recipe is the creation half of the Audric Store demo “Make me a lo-fi beat called Midnight Rain and sell it for $5.” The store half — persisting to Walrus, capping supply, and the 92%-to-creator USDC sale — lands with Audric Store.Why pay for a model when a capable client could DIY? An agent with a code sandbox (e.g. Claude Desktop) can synthesize a basic beat with numpy/ffmpeg for free — and will, if you let it. But that’s a hand-built waveform, not generative music. When the point is a real, sellable track (“AI made the music”), you want a generative model — that’s what MPP buys here. For clients without a code sandbox (a browser/zkLogin app like Audric), the model endpoint is the only path. Phrase the prompt to ask for model generation when quality matters.
The prompt
What runs
POST /anthropic/v1/messages— Claude turns the brief into a vivid music prompt (~$0.02)POST /fal/fal-ai/stable-audio-25/text-to-audio— Stable Audio 2.5 renders the track (~$0.40)
Run it
Claude Desktop (MCP)
SDK
Expected output
Extend it
- Need a cheaper take? MusicGen via Replicate (
/replicate/v1/predictions, $0.04) runs the open MusicGen model — pass itsversion+{ prompt, duration }and poll/replicate/v1/predictions/statusfor long renders - Chain fal.ai Flux (
/fal/fal-ai/flux/dev) for matching cover art and ElevenLabs (/elevenlabs/v1/text-to-speech/:voiceId) for a spoken intro - Persist the track + cover to Walrus and mint it for sale — that’s the upcoming Audric Store flow (creation → storage → capped USDC sale, 92% to the creator)