Reviewers mostly like Mubert for quickly making usable, royalty-free music and say it can be easy, creative, and impressive when the prompt is right. Several users found it helpful for practical projects, including soundtracks, and one said it matched prompts better than another music generator. But the praise is offset by repeated complaints about weak genre accuracy, tracks sounding too similar or overly ambient, and serious service issues: failed downloads, broken cancellation, and little or no support response.
Mubert
Hi, ProductHunt!
We built Cast because editing a podcast shouldn't require a DAW or a video editor: you cut the episode in its transcript, clean the voice, and the generated music ducks itself under speech.
Happy to answer any technical questions today.
Mubert
Hi, ProductHunt! Dev here 👋
I've watched friends record a great conversation and then lose a whole weekend to cleaning it up. That's the only problem Cast solves: you edit the episode as text, the audio follows; the 'ums' and dead air go in one click; the music we generate for the episode ducks under your voice on its own and re-computes when you move it; export writes the platform's loudness for you.
No installs, no plugins, no waiting for a render — it's a browser tab, and the tools you need are right where you're already working. We're adding things fast, so if something in your editing day still annoys you, say it here.
Please, enjoy!
Ask me any why and how :)