Choose lyric-first or instrumental-first generation based on what the business use case truly needs.
PAID SOCIAL CUTDOWN You are making a 30-second ad. The legal team is still editing copy, but the media team needs a strong emotional bed today so editors can cut footage to rhythm. Which approach is strongest? Generate instrumental-first so pacing and emotion are solved without hard-baking lyrics that may change. Strong. The current risk is unstable copy, so protecting arrangement flexibility is smarter than locking in sung words too early. Generate lyric-first because every ad should prove the slogan can be sung even before the script is approved. Weaker. If the words are moving, lyric-first can create cleanup work…
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