 perfect song, but wish you could update a certain verse or hook?

 gives you the ability to replace a portion of the song—whether at the beginning, middle, or end—to give it a new vibe. 

There are three types of audio files you can use:

A song directly from your Riffusion Library

A published song in another artist’s Library

If you replace parts of a song created by you or another artist on Riffusion, the original song will be citied directly above the title once it generates in your Library. 

 section, upload the file you want to cover. 

. The audio file will populate for you to reference as you go through the process. 

Use the purple slider to indicate at which part of the song you want to replace. For example, if you upload a 2 minute audio but want to replace the part only from 0:30 - 1:00, move the slider to start at 0:30 and end at 1:00. You can confirm which section will be replaced using the purple text that says “Replace [time stamp].”

Next to the audio file will be three horizontal lines which allow you to adjust 

. This indicates how different the overall vibe of the cover is from the original. Moving the slider to the right means there’s greater variation and moving the slider to the left means there’s less variation. 

Edit the lyrics, sound, and adjust the settings. The prompts will only be applied to the portion of the song that you replace. If we stick with the example above, the prompts you enter will go into effect starting at 0:30 and end at 1:00. The rest of your song will remain unchanged and true to the original. 

The process to replace a section of a song is similar to making a cover and extending a song on Riffusion. 

Click on the song title and you’ll be directed to the song page. 

 tab, then the lyrics, sounds, and settings used for the original song will populate the prompt box. 

Where it says “Add lyrics…” in the prompt box, add in the lyrics you want to have for the portion of the song you’re replacing.

Follow the steps in the above section to edit the sound and adjust the settings.

In future guides, we’ll show you how to use the Advanced settings which will help you experiment with your cover even more. 