Treblo vs Udio

Treblo is an audio-generation service available on web, iOS, and Android. It supports vocal generation and audio uploads, and its Free plan includes generation, inpainting, extending, and stem separation. The plan costs nothing and includes unlimited songs and the latest model. Users can export stems and download audio in OGG, MP3, WAV, FLAC, and M4A formats; MP3 and WAV are also listed as export formats. Commercial use is supported. The stated maximum track length is 5. Treblo lists a Free Trial with 3,000 credits, about 30 songs, though no price is provided. Starter lists 20,000 credits, about 200 songs; Pro lists 160,000 credits, about 1,600 songs; Scale lists 660,000 credits, about 6,600 songs; and Enterprise lists 2,875,000 credits, about 28,750 songs. The maker is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Udio generates songs from prompts describing a style, mood or theme, and each prompt produces two songs. Listed clip lengths are 32 seconds or 2 minutes 10 seconds. The Create page provides sliders and fields for refining tracks, experimenting and generating variations. Its library has search, filters, favorites, playlists and a trash bin for recovering deleted songs, while the player can share songs. Udio offers vocal generation and audio upload, but audio downloads—including stems—are disabled. Paid subscribers can upload audio for extending, inpainting, remixing, stylizing or editing in a waveform-focused Session editor; uploaders must own the rights, and commercial or copyrighted tracks are not allowed. The service is available on the web and iOS. The iPhone app supports track extension but not uploading, remixing, inpainting, styling or title-based song search; Udio says there is no Android app. Free service includes 10 daily and 100 monthly credits. Standard costs $10.00 per month, and Pro costs $30.00 per month.