How to Use Lumiere
Learn how to build AI music prompts step by step and understand the core studio terms.
Quick Demo
Try a sample flow by choosing Arabesk, a melancholic mood, Roman 9/8 groove, and Hicaz makam.
Step-by-Step Usage
- Choose a genre and musical family.
- Set the mood, groove, and makam when relevant.
- Add vocal and instrument preferences.
- Generate the prompt and review the result.
- Copy the output for Suno or EITA.
Glossary
The main style direction of the music, such as Arabesk, Anatolian Rock, or Tavern.
Defines the emotional atmosphere of the track, such as melancholic, dramatic, or romantic.
Defines the rhythmic feel, including characters such as Roman 9/8, Halay, or Ankara.
Adds modal color and melodic behavior associated with Turkish music.
A style signature that adds distinct texture, atmosphere, and character to a prompt.
A ready-made arrangement idea that guides instrumentation and section distribution.
Using with Suno
Generate the prompt, copy it into Suno, and complete the final settings for your target sound.
Using with EITA
Copy the EITA-ready output into the creation screen and generate a revised version whenever your selections change.
Compatibility & Updates
Lumiere prompts are designed with platform-independent musical terminology wherever possible. Core musical elements such as BPM, rhythm, instrumentation, vocal character, structure, and production language are written to work across different AI music platforms.
AI music platforms and their prompt interpretation behavior may change over time. Lumiere content is regularly reviewed and updated when necessary to reflect these changes.
Identical results cannot be guaranteed across specific platforms or model versions. For best results, you may adapt your Lumiere prompt to the current capabilities of the AI music platform you use.