→How to Migrate from Lyria to Soundraw (Step-by-Step)
Last updated: April 2026
Migrating from Lyria to Soundraw is ideal for content creators who need royalty-free, commercially usable music without complex licensing. While Lyria excels in experimental, high-fidelity compositions, Soundraw offers practical, customizable background music for videos, podcasts, and digital content. This guide covers the complete migration process, including exporting your Lyria projects, adapting to Soundraw's interface, transferring creative workflows, and leveraging its commercial licensing benefits. You'll learn how to map Lyria's advanced features to Soundraw's creator-focused tools and ensure a smooth transition with minimal disruption to your projects.
Estimated Timeline
solo user
1-2 days
small team
3-5 days
enterprise
1-2 weeks
Migration Steps
Audit Your Lyria Projects and Requirements
easyExport and Backup Lyria Assets
mediumSet Up Your Soundraw Account and Explore Features
easyRecreate Key Projects in Soundraw
mediumAdapt Your Workflow to Soundraw's Tools
mediumTest and Validate New Tracks in Your Projects
easyArchive Lyria Assets and Finalize Migration
easyFeature Mapping
| Lyria | Soundraw Equivalent | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AI-generated vocals and instruments | Instrumental background music generation | Soundraw does not create vocals; focus on instrumental tracks only |
| Melody transformation experiments | Customizable mood and length adjustments | Soundraw offers preset customization rather than AI-driven melody manipulation |
| YouTube and Google platform integration | Direct download for use in any platform | Soundraw provides royalty-free downloads but no direct integration with specific platforms |
| High-quality, expressive compositions | Royalty-free, commercially usable music | Soundraw prioritizes legal usability over experimental audio fidelity |
| Genre and style experimentation | Wide variety of preset genres and styles | Soundraw uses predefined categories rather than open-ended AI prompts |
| Advanced AI research-powered generation | Intuitive editor for non-musicians | Soundraw emphasizes ease of use over cutting-edge AI capabilities |
| Contact-based pricing | Freemium pricing model | Soundraw offers transparent, tiered plans starting with a free option |
Data Transfer Guide
Data transfer from Lyria to Soundraw is manual since both platforms lack direct integration. From Lyria, download audio files individually from Google's experimental tools or YouTube integrations—save them as WAV or MP3 for highest quality. Export any metadata (e.g., BPM, genre notes) manually into a spreadsheet. In Soundraw, you cannot import these audio files directly; instead, use them as references to recreate music. Soundraw's generator creates new tracks based on your inputs, so map Lyria's parameters to Soundraw's filters: match genres, adjust tempo sliders, and use the editor to approximate structure. Store original Lyria files separately for compliance, as licensing terms may differ.