General User Manual
Creating a track & Composition Workflow
Creating a track
Creating a track from a Chord Progression
Creating a track Step by Step
Duplicating a track
Downloading a track
Sharing a track
Style Designer
Creating a Style
Personalising a Style
Creating a track
Publishing a Style
Styles Library
Organising
Editing a track
Opening a track in Editor
Changing the zoom
Viewing multiple layers at once
Adding Effects
Section Editing
Changing the BPM
Adding a custom layer
Instrument Editing
Note editing
Listening to the changes
Saving the changes
Percussion Editing
Uploading an Influence
Upload an Influence (MIDI, MP3 or WAV)
Using an existing track as an influence
Changing the instrumentation
Changing the key signature
Creating a new track from the uploaded influence
Organising the tracks
Single entry
Liking a track
Renaming a track
Creating a folder
Moving a track to a folder
Downloading a folder
Deleting a track / folder
Bulk selection
Selecting multiple entries
Moving multiple entries to a folder
Deleting multiple entries
Using the Billing page
Terms
Payment Method
Subscribing
Listening to the AIVA radio
Listening to the radio
Liking / disliking a track
Creating from Chord: Composition Workflow
Selecting the Style
Create a new track by clicking on the green Create Track button on top.
Here you can select to create a track:
- From a Style
- From a Chord Progression
- From an influence
- Presets (legacy)
From Style
Select the Style and then choose between various customisable parameters.
Filters: Click here to select the style category.
Sort by: Click here to sort the styles by Creation Date, Generated Compositions, Imports or Name.
Click here for a video tutorial.
Create a full composition based on a chord progression.
Start by clicking on the green Create Track button then selecting Chord Progression.
After, choose the style.
Text-to-Harmony
Check our recommendations for text prompts here.
Using the Settings option you can select the Style, choose to display in numerals, set up the Key Signature, the Time Signature and the Tempo.
Display Numerals is a function to enable Roman numerals display. When it is disabled you can see all the chords labeled with chord names. By enabling the toggle you can see the chord progressions in Roman numerals.
You can use websites like Chordify to search for the chord progression for the song you like.
The benefits for using websites like this is that in addition to getting the full chord progression you can also get other key information such as the the Key Signature and the Tempo.
You can use this information to set up the Settings.
By hovering to any of the chords you will see 2 options.
Use the pen icon on the left to change the chord that you selected.
Use the Symbol drop-down menu to pick the chord's symbol.
Use the Extension drop-down menu to pick the quality and the type of the chord.
The + icon on the right allows to add a chord after the initially selected chord.
You can add more chords in until the chords block becomes small.
Once it does, you will see a 3 dot (...) icon. Click on that icon to see the options for modifying the selected chord block.
Split in half - splits your chord into half (this will only work for chords longer than 1 beat)
Delete - removes the selected chord
Note: Deletion only works for chords shorter than 1 measure (the longest any chord can be is 1 measure)
Use the Zoom slider on top to resize the chords.
Hover your mouse to the edge of the chord block to stretch or shorten your selected chord.
Instead of typing in the same chord over and over stretch it.
Use the magic Generate button to generate a brand new chord progression.
Click Next to move to the next step where you can name and save your workflow.
Create a new composition from your workflow.
Use the Composition workflow name space to name your workflow.
Use the Composition duration to set the duration of your composition.
Use the Number of compositions to choose the number of tracks you want to create.
Enable Save workflow to your account to use your workflow in your future compositions.
Reuse the same chord progression in your future compositions.
To edit the chord progression click on edit.
Using this feature you can turn a specific melody, an accompaniment, percussion rhythm or even an instrument into a full composition.
Next - Enter the chord progression
To enter the chords please either check the Creating a track from a Chord Progression or the video tutorial.
After filling in the chords follow this video tutorial.
Duplicate your track by clicking on the More Options icon and then selecting Duplicate.
Download your track by clicking on the Download icon.
Share your track by clicking on the More Options icon and then scrolling down to Share.
The Style Designer feature allows you to create your own Musical Style.
You can create a style by selecting Styles on top of the page and then clicking + Create on the right.
Rename
Tutorial Mode
Settings
Tip
For example if your Layer Priorities field is set as Melody, Bass, Chords, Percussion, Extra and if you choose the Minimum number of layers as 3, this means that your composition will start with Melody, Bass and Chords and the other layers will start later.
Harmony
Customize manually
Or use the Upload Influence Feature
Drag and drop an audio file into any component (Settings, Harmony, Melody, etc.) of a Style to automatically populate it with parameters that best relate to that file.
Adding a new layer
Add a new layer by clicking on the + Add new layer button and then selecting the type of layer you want to add.
New Melody layer
Customising new layer
Add swing
The Swing here is the same as Groove or Shuffle meaning that in case of adding, it will make tiny delays to every other hit of a beat.
A demo of the effect here.
Similar instruments
Find instruments similar to other ones from the pack instrument selection window.
Instrument recommendation
When selecting instruments inside a Style, you will be shown which instruments we don't recommend selecting and why.
Add doubling instruments: Using this feature you can combine two instruments of your choice to create a more interesting sound, or you can use doubling instruments already created by AIVA.
Please see the tutorial here.
Note tie
When enabled, this feature will automatically tie repeated notes that are directly adjacent to each other, except when a new section starts.
Chords layer
Click on the Settings icon to:
- Synchronise to another pack
- Duplicate
- Change pack type
- Add instrument
- Edit instrument
- Clear instruments
- Edit Pitch range
- Delete pack
Accompaniment Designer
Accompaniment Packs define the types of musical ideas that a Style should use when generating a composition.
In addition to selecting a pre-designed pack, you can also create and edit your own packs.
See how to use this feature here.
Pitch Range control
Customize the pitch range for the Chords, Bass, Extra and Ornament layers by clicking on the Settings icon and then selecting Edit Pitch range option.
Bass layer
Percussion layer
Filters
In order to make pack selection easier, you can filter the type of views by multiple labels at the same time, including pacing.
We recommend avoiding fast-paced packs when using a higher tempo value.
Extra Layer
Ornaments Layer
View generated compositions
See all the compositions generated with a specific style by clicking on the 3 line menu icon on top and then selecting View generated compositions.
Publish a Style by clicking on the Publish to the Library button on top of your Style's edition window.
Once published, your Style will be reviewed.
And when approved it will appear in the Styles Library.
Use existing Styles by clicking Create Track and then selecting Styles on top.
In the Styles Library you can:
- Search for Styles
- Create new composition from an existing Style
- Add a Style to your library
- See forked Styles
Forks are Styles that have been imported from the library and modified by a user. AIVA displays forks based on relevance and difference from the original Styles they were sourced from.
Create a folder to organise your Styles by clicking Create and then selecting Folder.
Duplicating
Duplicate a Style by right clicking on it and then selecting Duplicate.
Deleting
Delete a Style by right clicking on it and then selecting Delete.
Please note that you can undo your action by clicking ctrl + z and ctrl + shift + z.
Open your track in Editor by clicking on the More Options icon and then scrolling down to Open in Editor.
Change the zoom level by using the Slider bar on the left top of the page.
View multiple layers at once by using the eye toggle on the left.
Add effects by clicking on the Effects button on top of the page.
Bass Boost will add a little more bass to the overall sound.
Vinyl Effects will add some vinyl, old school scratchy noises and saturation.
Edit the sections of your composition by clicking on the Section headers on top of the composition and then selecting the type of change you want to make.
You can make many of those changes at once before clicking on the Save & Render button.
By clicking on the Section header you can:
Insert a section before
Insert a section after
Replace a section
Regenerate a section
Regenerate a section based on another section
Remove notes for a section
Delete a section
Change the BPM by clicking on the Edit button next to Tempo, then enter the value.
Lower number will make the piece play slower
Higher number will make the piece play faster
Add a new custom layer by clicking on the + New Layer button on top:
Pitched layer: Choose it if you'd like to add layers with distinct pitches, such as a chord progression or a bass line.
Percussion layer: Choose it if you’d like to add a rhythmic beat of some kind (e.g. something a drum kit would play).
Change an instrument in one of your layers by first selecting the layer containing the instrument you want to change, then clicking on the drop down menu for the instrument track.
Adding an instrument
Add an instrument by first selecting the layer where you want to add the instrument, and then clicking on the + Add Instrument button.
Muting / Soloing
Mute or Solo an instrument or a layer by clicking on the M (mute) & S (solo) buttons next to the instrument / layer.
Changing the octave of the instrument
Changing the dynamics of the instrument
The Dynamics button on the right allows you to draw an automation curve which affects how loud or soft the instrument is playing.
Low Frequency Cut is a filter which will remove lower frequencies.
High Frequency Cut is a filter which will remove the higher frequencies.
Reverb allows you to virtually place instruments in bigger or smaller spaces, which will make them sound more or less distant and reverberant.
Delay allows you to create a stereo echo effect.
Auto Staccato will try to intelligently choose the appropriate articulation for each note.
Changing the instrument play time
The Pointer mode allows you to drag the instrument block around to make the instrument play time longer or shorter.
In Pencil mode you can draw new blocks or remove sections of an existing block.
Using the Pointer mode you can click the notes and drag them around to change what notes are playing and where are they playing.
Drag the end of of the note to change how long the note plays.
Add new notes by switching to the Pencil mode and clicking where you want to add new notes.
Deleting notes
Select a note then press Delete to remove it.
Check the Shortcuts button above for helpful shortcuts.
Copying and pasting notes
Press Ctrl C and V to copy and paste a section of notes.
Selecting a pattern
Select a pattern by clicking on the Pattern menu on the left.
Adding, Duplicating, Renaming and Deleting a pattern
Adding channels
Changing a channel
Deleting a channel
Changing the resolution
Choose a higher resolution for a fine grade editing.
Choose a lower resolution for a simple editing.
Selecting the pattern length
Adding notes in the pattern
Add notes by clicking where you want to add the notes.
Undoing the edits
Undo the edits by clicking Ctrl + Z or Cmd + Z like elsewhere.
Looping a pattern
Use ⟳ for looping
Moving a pattern inside a composition
Upload a MIDI or an Audio file in MP3 or WAV formats as an influence by clicking on the Create Track button and then selecting Upload an Influence.
Upload an Audio (MP3 or WAV)
Minimum duration - 60 seconds
Please note that higher quality or more recent audio recordings will perform better than the older or lower quality ones.
Upload a MIDI
Minimum length - 8 bars
If you upload a MIDI file longer than 100 bars, AIVA will automatically trim it.
Only specify the key signature if you are sure of it.
Please check our recommendations for better results.
Uploading an Audio (MP3 or WAV) longer than 5'30 minutes
If you upload an MP3 or a WAV file longer than 5'30 minutes you will have the option to Trim and upload only 5'30 minutes of your composition.
Organising the tracks
Single entry
Like a track by clicking on the Heart button next to the track.
Rename a track by clicking on the More Options icon and then selecting Rename.
Create a folder by clicking on the New Folder button.
Move a track into a folder by dragging and dropping it into the folder.
Alternatively, click on the More Options icon next to the track then scroll down to Move to and select the folder.
Download a folder by clicking on the Download icon next to the folder and selecting the file type.
Delete a track / folder by clicking on the More Options icon and then selecting Delete.
Bulk selection
Select multiple tracks / folders by holding Shift and clicking on what you want to select.
Move multiple tracks to a folder by first selecting multiple entries and then dragging and dropping into a folder.
Alternatively, click on the More options icon next to the track and select Move to and choose the folder.
Delete multiple tracks / folders by selecting what you want to delete and then clicking on the More options icon and choosing Delete.
Using the Billing page
See the Terms by going to the Billing page and clicking on Terms of License button.
Enter your payment method by clicking on the Payment Method button on top of the Billing page.
You have the option to select one of those as your preferred payment method:
Card
PayPal
Apple Pay
Subscribe by clicking on the Subscription Plans button on top of the Billing page and then selecting between Monthly and Annual plans.
After, click on the Select button underneath the plan you want to subscribe to and Confirm your subscription.
Cancel your subscription by clicking on the Downgrade button.
Listen to the AIVA radio by clicking on the Radio button on the left and then selecting the Station you want to listen to.
Like a track by clicking on the Heart icon and dislike by clicking on the No icon.
At the moment, Liking and Disliking a track is only for providing us your feedback.
Creating a track
Creating a track from a Chord Progression
Creating a track Step by Step
Duplicating a track
Downloading a track
Sharing a track
Style Designer
Creating a Style
Personalising a Style
Creating a track
Publishing a Style
Styles Library
Organising
Editing a track
Opening a track in Editor
Changing the zoom
Viewing multiple layers at once
Adding Effects
Section Editing
Changing the BPM
Adding a custom layer
Instrument Editing
Note editing
Listening to the changes
Saving the changes
Percussion Editing
Uploading an Influence
Upload an Influence (MIDI, MP3 or WAV)
Using an existing track as an influence
Changing the instrumentation
Changing the key signature
Creating a new track from the uploaded influence
Organising the tracks
Single entry
Liking a track
Renaming a track
Creating a folder
Moving a track to a folder
Downloading a folder
Deleting a track / folder
Bulk selection
Selecting multiple entries
Moving multiple entries to a folder
Deleting multiple entries
Using the Billing page
Terms
Payment Method
Subscribing
Listening to the AIVA radio
Listening to the radio
Liking / disliking a track
Creating from Chord: Composition Workflow
Selecting the Style
Creating a track
Create a new track by clicking on the green Create Track button on top.
Here you can select to create a track:
- From a Style
- From a Chord Progression
- From an influence
- Presets (legacy)
From Style
Select the Style and then choose between various customisable parameters.
Filters: Click here to select the style category.
Sort by: Click here to sort the styles by Creation Date, Generated Compositions, Imports or Name.
Creating a track from a Chord Progression
Click here for a video tutorial.
Create a full composition based on a chord progression.
Start by clicking on the green Create Track button then selecting Chord Progression.
After, choose the style.
Text-to-Harmony
Check our recommendations for text prompts here.
Using the Settings option you can select the Style, choose to display in numerals, set up the Key Signature, the Time Signature and the Tempo.
Display Numerals is a function to enable Roman numerals display. When it is disabled you can see all the chords labeled with chord names. By enabling the toggle you can see the chord progressions in Roman numerals.
You can use websites like Chordify to search for the chord progression for the song you like.
The benefits for using websites like this is that in addition to getting the full chord progression you can also get other key information such as the the Key Signature and the Tempo.
You can use this information to set up the Settings.
By hovering to any of the chords you will see 2 options.
Use the pen icon on the left to change the chord that you selected.
Use the Symbol drop-down menu to pick the chord's symbol.
Use the Extension drop-down menu to pick the quality and the type of the chord.
The + icon on the right allows to add a chord after the initially selected chord.
You can add more chords in until the chords block becomes small.
Once it does, you will see a 3 dot (...) icon. Click on that icon to see the options for modifying the selected chord block.
Split in half - splits your chord into half (this will only work for chords longer than 1 beat)
Delete - removes the selected chord
Note: Deletion only works for chords shorter than 1 measure (the longest any chord can be is 1 measure)
Use the Zoom slider on top to resize the chords.
Hover your mouse to the edge of the chord block to stretch or shorten your selected chord.
Instead of typing in the same chord over and over stretch it.
Use the magic Generate button to generate a brand new chord progression.
Click Next to move to the next step where you can name and save your workflow.
Create a new composition from your workflow.
Use the Composition workflow name space to name your workflow.
Use the Composition duration to set the duration of your composition.
Use the Number of compositions to choose the number of tracks you want to create.
Enable Save workflow to your account to use your workflow in your future compositions.
Reuse the same chord progression in your future compositions.
To edit the chord progression click on edit.
Creating a track Step by Step
Using this feature you can turn a specific melody, an accompaniment, percussion rhythm or even an instrument into a full composition.
Next - Enter the chord progression
To enter the chords please either check the Creating a track from a Chord Progression or the video tutorial.
After filling in the chords follow this video tutorial.
Duplicating a track
Duplicate your track by clicking on the More Options icon and then selecting Duplicate.
Downloading a track
Download your track by clicking on the Download icon.
Sharing a track
Share your track by clicking on the More Options icon and then scrolling down to Share.
Creating a Style
The Style Designer feature allows you to create your own Musical Style.
You can create a style by selecting Styles on top of the page and then clicking + Create on the right.
Personalising a Style
Rename
Tutorial Mode
Settings
Tip
For example if your Layer Priorities field is set as Melody, Bass, Chords, Percussion, Extra and if you choose the Minimum number of layers as 3, this means that your composition will start with Melody, Bass and Chords and the other layers will start later.
Harmony
Customize manually
Or use the Upload Influence Feature
Drag and drop an audio file into any component (Settings, Harmony, Melody, etc.) of a Style to automatically populate it with parameters that best relate to that file.
Adding a new layer
Add a new layer by clicking on the + Add new layer button and then selecting the type of layer you want to add.
New Melody layer
Customising new layer
Add swing
The Swing here is the same as Groove or Shuffle meaning that in case of adding, it will make tiny delays to every other hit of a beat.
A demo of the effect here.
Similar instruments
Find instruments similar to other ones from the pack instrument selection window.
Instrument recommendation
When selecting instruments inside a Style, you will be shown which instruments we don't recommend selecting and why.
Add doubling instruments: Using this feature you can combine two instruments of your choice to create a more interesting sound, or you can use doubling instruments already created by AIVA.
Please see the tutorial here.
Note tie
When enabled, this feature will automatically tie repeated notes that are directly adjacent to each other, except when a new section starts.
Chords layer
Click on the Settings icon to:
- Synchronise to another pack
- Duplicate
- Change pack type
- Add instrument
- Edit instrument
- Clear instruments
- Edit Pitch range
- Delete pack
Accompaniment Designer
Accompaniment Packs define the types of musical ideas that a Style should use when generating a composition.
In addition to selecting a pre-designed pack, you can also create and edit your own packs.
See how to use this feature here.
Pitch Range control
Customize the pitch range for the Chords, Bass, Extra and Ornament layers by clicking on the Settings icon and then selecting Edit Pitch range option.
Bass layer
Percussion layer
Filters
In order to make pack selection easier, you can filter the type of views by multiple labels at the same time, including pacing.
We recommend avoiding fast-paced packs when using a higher tempo value.
Extra Layer
Ornaments Layer
Creating a track
View generated compositions
See all the compositions generated with a specific style by clicking on the 3 line menu icon on top and then selecting View generated compositions.
Publishing a Style
Publish a Style by clicking on the Publish to the Library button on top of your Style's edition window.
Once published, your Style will be reviewed.
And when approved it will appear in the Styles Library.
Styles Library
Use existing Styles by clicking Create Track and then selecting Styles on top.
In the Styles Library you can:
- Search for Styles
- Create new composition from an existing Style
- Add a Style to your library
- See forked Styles
Forks are Styles that have been imported from the library and modified by a user. AIVA displays forks based on relevance and difference from the original Styles they were sourced from.
Organising
Create a folder to organise your Styles by clicking Create and then selecting Folder.
Duplicating
Duplicate a Style by right clicking on it and then selecting Duplicate.
Deleting
Delete a Style by right clicking on it and then selecting Delete.
Opening a track in Editor
Please note that you can undo your action by clicking ctrl + z and ctrl + shift + z.
Open your track in Editor by clicking on the More Options icon and then scrolling down to Open in Editor.
Changing the zoom
Change the zoom level by using the Slider bar on the left top of the page.
Viewing multiple layers at once
View multiple layers at once by using the eye toggle on the left.
Adding Effects
Add effects by clicking on the Effects button on top of the page.
Bass Boost will add a little more bass to the overall sound.
Vinyl Effects will add some vinyl, old school scratchy noises and saturation.
Section Editing
Edit the sections of your composition by clicking on the Section headers on top of the composition and then selecting the type of change you want to make.
You can make many of those changes at once before clicking on the Save & Render button.
By clicking on the Section header you can:
Insert a section before
Insert a section after
Replace a section
Regenerate a section
Regenerate a section based on another section
Remove notes for a section
Delete a section
Changing the BPM
Change the BPM by clicking on the Edit button next to Tempo, then enter the value.
Lower number will make the piece play slower
Higher number will make the piece play faster
Adding a new custom layer
Add a new custom layer by clicking on the + New Layer button on top:
Pitched layer: Choose it if you'd like to add layers with distinct pitches, such as a chord progression or a bass line.
Percussion layer: Choose it if you’d like to add a rhythmic beat of some kind (e.g. something a drum kit would play).
Instrument Editing
Change an instrument in one of your layers by first selecting the layer containing the instrument you want to change, then clicking on the drop down menu for the instrument track.
Adding an instrument
Add an instrument by first selecting the layer where you want to add the instrument, and then clicking on the + Add Instrument button.
Muting / Soloing
Mute or Solo an instrument or a layer by clicking on the M (mute) & S (solo) buttons next to the instrument / layer.
Changing the octave of the instrument
Changing the dynamics of the instrument
The Dynamics button on the right allows you to draw an automation curve which affects how loud or soft the instrument is playing.
Low Frequency Cut is a filter which will remove lower frequencies.
High Frequency Cut is a filter which will remove the higher frequencies.
Reverb allows you to virtually place instruments in bigger or smaller spaces, which will make them sound more or less distant and reverberant.
Delay allows you to create a stereo echo effect.
Auto Staccato will try to intelligently choose the appropriate articulation for each note.
Changing the instrument play time
The Pointer mode allows you to drag the instrument block around to make the instrument play time longer or shorter.
In Pencil mode you can draw new blocks or remove sections of an existing block.
Note editing
Using the Pointer mode you can click the notes and drag them around to change what notes are playing and where are they playing.
Drag the end of of the note to change how long the note plays.
Add new notes by switching to the Pencil mode and clicking where you want to add new notes.
Deleting notes
Select a note then press Delete to remove it.
Check the Shortcuts button above for helpful shortcuts.
Copying and pasting notes
Press Ctrl C and V to copy and paste a section of notes.
Percussion editing
Selecting a pattern
Select a pattern by clicking on the Pattern menu on the left.
Adding, Duplicating, Renaming and Deleting a pattern
Adding channels
Changing a channel
Deleting a channel
Changing the resolution
Choose a higher resolution for a fine grade editing.
Choose a lower resolution for a simple editing.
Selecting the pattern length
Adding notes in the pattern
Add notes by clicking where you want to add the notes.
Undoing the edits
Undo the edits by clicking Ctrl + Z or Cmd + Z like elsewhere.
Looping a pattern
Use ⟳ for looping
Moving a pattern inside a composition
Upload an Influence (MIDI, MP3 or WAV)
Upload a MIDI or an Audio file in MP3 or WAV formats as an influence by clicking on the Create Track button and then selecting Upload an Influence.
Upload an Audio (MP3 or WAV)
Minimum duration - 60 seconds
Please note that higher quality or more recent audio recordings will perform better than the older or lower quality ones.
Upload a MIDI
Minimum length - 8 bars
If you upload a MIDI file longer than 100 bars, AIVA will automatically trim it.
Only specify the key signature if you are sure of it.
Please check our recommendations for better results.
Uploading an Audio (MP3 or WAV) longer than 5'30 minutes
If you upload an MP3 or a WAV file longer than 5'30 minutes you will have the option to Trim and upload only 5'30 minutes of your composition.
Using an existing track as an influence
Changing the instrumentation
Changing the key signature
Creating a new track from the uploaded influence
Organising the tracks
Single entry
Liking a track
Like a track by clicking on the Heart button next to the track.
Renaming a track
Rename a track by clicking on the More Options icon and then selecting Rename.
Creating a folder
Create a folder by clicking on the New Folder button.
Moving a track to a folder
Move a track into a folder by dragging and dropping it into the folder.
Alternatively, click on the More Options icon next to the track then scroll down to Move to and select the folder.
Downloading a folder
Download a folder by clicking on the Download icon next to the folder and selecting the file type.
Deleting a track / folder
Delete a track / folder by clicking on the More Options icon and then selecting Delete.
Bulk selection
Selecting multiple entries
Select multiple tracks / folders by holding Shift and clicking on what you want to select.
Moving multiple entries to a folder
Move multiple tracks to a folder by first selecting multiple entries and then dragging and dropping into a folder.
Alternatively, click on the More options icon next to the track and select Move to and choose the folder.
Deleting multiple entries
Delete multiple tracks / folders by selecting what you want to delete and then clicking on the More options icon and choosing Delete.
Using the Billing page
Terms
See the Terms by going to the Billing page and clicking on Terms of License button.
Payment Method
Enter your payment method by clicking on the Payment Method button on top of the Billing page.
You have the option to select one of those as your preferred payment method:
Card
PayPal
Apple Pay
Subscribing
Subscribe by clicking on the Subscription Plans button on top of the Billing page and then selecting between Monthly and Annual plans.
After, click on the Select button underneath the plan you want to subscribe to and Confirm your subscription.
Cancel your subscription by clicking on the Downgrade button.
Listening to the radio
Listen to the AIVA radio by clicking on the Radio button on the left and then selecting the Station you want to listen to.
Liking / disliking a track
Like a track by clicking on the Heart icon and dislike by clicking on the No icon.
At the moment, Liking and Disliking a track is only for providing us your feedback.
Updated on: 31/01/2024
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