How to re-render an AI track with changes

To re-render a track in Club Ready Music, go back to the studio, change the one setting you want different, and press Generate again. The studio keeps your entire draft in the browser, including lyrics, genres, BPM, key, bar counts and loudness, so nothing has to be re-entered. Each render is a new track with two fresh takes and costs 1 credit; the earlier version stays in your crate for comparison.

Steps

1. Listen to both takes before you spend another credit

A render already gives you two different attempts at the same brief. If the problem is a vocal that came in early or a drop that landed late, the other take may have it right. Follow choose between two takes first.

2. Decide what one thing to change

Write down the single most important miss: wrong tempo feel, vocals too busy, intro too short, mix too quiet. Changing several settings at once makes it impossible to tell which one helped, and the next render costs the same either way.

3. Open the studio and confirm the draft is intact

Return to /studio in the same browser. The title, vibe, genre blend, lyrics and every control should read as you left them. If they do not, you are in a different browser or private window; copy the lyrics from the share page and rebuild the brief.

4. Make the change

Typical single changes: move BPM by 2 to 4; set Intro bars from 16 to 32; switch How much vocal from Full lead to Hook only; change the loudness preset from Club −8 to Club max −6; swap the second genre in the blend. For brief problems see fix a track that ignored your brief.

5. Adjust the name so the versions are distinguishable

Add "V2" or the changed value to the title, for example "Night Shift 124". The slug and share link are created from the title at render time, so each version gets its own link.

6. Generate and compare in the crate

Press Generate. When the new track is ready, open the crate, sort by Newest, and play the old and new versions back to back from the same point, ideally the first drop.

Tips

• Lyrics stay fixed unless you edit them. In Write for me mode the writer runs again on each render and produces a new draft; switch to Mine with the lyrics you liked to keep them word for word.
• Re-rendering for loudness alone is rarely worth it. A change from −8 to −6 LUFS is only level; your DJ software gain does the same for free. Re-render for arrangement and performance.
• Keep the key the same while you fix other things. A new key changes how the whole track sounds and confuses the comparison.
• The cover re-renders too. Leave the Image vibe alone if you liked the art, or tweak it in the same pass since it costs nothing extra.
• Batch your experiments. Three renders that each change one variable teach you more than one render that changes three.

Common problems

The form was empty when I came back. Drafts are saved in the browser's local storage. A cleared cache, a different device or a private window starts fresh. Rebuild from the share page, which shows the genres, BPM, key and bar counts.

The new render has the same problem. Both takes of two renders missing in the same way means the prompt is steering it. Look at the vibe for words that contradict the genre or the energy setting, and shorten featured sounds to two or three.

I cannot tell the versions apart in the crate. They have the same name. Add a version word to the song name before pressing Generate, for example "Night Drive v2", or sort the crate by Newest.

I wanted to change only the cover. A new render is the only way to get a new cover from the studio, and it produces new takes too. Treat it as a chance to tweak one other setting.