Podcast & Jingle
Best for:
Podcast intros/outrosYouTube channel identsRadio imagingBrand sonic logosSegment stingers
Intros, outros, stingers, and branded audio idents — short-form music with a job to do, plus the voice reads that go over them. Combines Suno/Udio for the music bed and ElevenLabs v3 for the host read.
Prompt Variations
Section titled “Prompt Variations”upbeat podcast intro theme, 110 BPM, punchy drums, funky bass, bright electric piano stabs, hand claps, energetic and friendly, clean modern production, instrumental, 30 second theme[Intro]
[Instrumental]
[Outro]
[End]Lyrics (structure only):
modern tech podcast theme, 100 BPM, minimal electronic pulse, clean synth plucks, subtle glitch percussion, confident and forward-looking, sleek corporate energy, instrumentalcatchy advertising jingle, 120 BPM, bright acoustic guitar, hand claps, cheerful group vocals, singalong melody, retro commercial charm[Chorus]
[TAGLINE LINE ONE — e.g., "When you need it fast and right"]
[BRAND HOOK — e.g., "[BRAND NAME] makes it easy!"]
[End]news podcast stinger, short ident, urgent string ostinato, electronic pulse, cinematic hit at the end, professional broadcast energy, instrumental[excited] Welcome back to [SHOW NAME] — the show where [ONE-LINE PREMISE]. I'm [HOST NAME].
[curious] Today: [EPISODE HOOK — one intriguing sentence]. [pause] Trust me — you'll want to hear how this ends.
[cheerfully] Let's get into it.[warmly] And that's it for today's episode. If you enjoyed it, [pause] you know the drill — follow the show, leave a review, and share it with someone who'd love it.
[cheerfully] Next week: [TEASER]. [pause] See you then.Tips & Best Practices
Section titled “Tips & Best Practices”- Ask for a length: “30 second theme” nudges the arrangement toward a tight ident instead of a full song.
- Keep jingles to one hook: a single sung tagline repeated beats a full verse/chorus for brand recall.
- Duck the bed: generate music and voice separately, then mix with the bed lowered under the read.
- Stingers are 3–7 seconds: ask for “short ident” and a “hit at the end” for clean button endings.