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Video editors
Car edits, anime and sports edits, and gaming montages — get a phonk bed with a drop you can cut on.
Phonk Maker
Make an instrumental phonk track for your next edit. Choose drift, cowbell, or Brazilian phonk, set the tempo and length, and generate a track built on distorted 808s and cowbell hooks.
How it works
Make Phonk Music in Three Steps
1Step 1
Pick the phonk style
Choose drift for dark, distorted cowbell riffs, cowbell for a pitched cowbell lead, or Brazilian for a Brazilian funk groove.
2Step 2
Set the BPM and length
Leave BPM on Auto or drag it to the pace your edit needs. Pick Edit cut for a quick drop or Full track for a complete arrangement.
3Step 3
Generate and fit it to your clip
The default model returns two takes per generation. Play both, keep the one that hits, and trim it to your video in your editor.
Phonk styles
Drift, Cowbell, or Brazilian Phonk
Each style starts from its own production recipe — how hard the distortion hits, what the cowbell does, and which drum groove drives it.
Drift phonk maker
The sound of car and drift edits: aggressive distorted cowbell riffs, heavy 808 bass, fast hi-hats, and a dark, gritty mix.
Cowbell phonk
A catchy, pitched cowbell melody becomes the hook, looping over punchy 808s and crisp hi-hats.
Brazilian phonk generator
Brazilian funk drum patterns with distorted bass stabs and cowbell accents — bouncier and more danceable than drift.
Features
An AI Phonk Generator Built for Edits
Every control on this page is tuned for phonk: the drums, the 808s, the cowbell, and the tempo.
Three phonk styles
Drift, cowbell, and Brazilian phonk each start from their own production recipe. Drift brings aggressive distorted cowbell riffs and heavy 808 bass, cowbell puts a pitched cowbell melody up front as the hook, and Brazilian rides a bouncing funk drum groove with distorted bass stabs. Use Extra details to add touches of your own, like a Memphis-style piano or extra reverb on the cowbell.
BPM from 100 to 170
Leave tempo on Auto and each style uses a typical pace: 130 BPM for drift and Brazilian, 120 for cowbell. Drag the slider anywhere from 100 to 170 when your edit is cut to a specific speed. The model follows the request closely but not always exactly, so check the finished take against your timeline before you lock the cut.
Always instrumental
Every track comes back without vocals or lyrics. The setting is locked when the track is generated, not a default you could forget to switch, so a take never arrives with a voice on it. That leaves room for voiceover, game audio, crowd noise, or engine sounds to sit on top of the 808s without fighting them in the mix.
Edit cut or full track
Edit cut asks for a quick intro and an early drop, so the energy hits fast in a short clip. Full track asks for a complete arrangement with an intro, build-ups, two drops, and an outro for longer videos and drive footage. There is no seconds setting and lengths vary between takes, so trim the result to fit your clip in your editor.
Keep working in the workspace
The default model returns two takes per generation, and you can play a take while it is still finishing. Keep the one that hits, then open it in the workspace to remix it in another direction, extend it where the model supports it, or split it into stems such as drums and bass for your editor. Each of these actions uses credits.
Download on a paid plan
Tracks stay private in your list until you share them. On a paid plan you can download the audio and drop it straight into your video editor, and Pro and Ultra users can also download a personalized commercial license agreement. Review it before you monetize an edit, and make sure you have the rights to anything you reference in the extra details.
Who it's for
Phonk for Edits, Cars, and Workouts
For anyone who needs a hard-hitting phonk bed without opening a DAW.
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Car and drift creators
Dark, distorted drift phonk for night drives, drift clips, and car meet recaps.
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Gym and fitness creators
High-tempo phonk for workout clips, training montages, and gym reels.
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Gamers and streamers
Phonk for montages, clip compilations, and stream highlight reels.
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FAQ
Phonk maker questions
A phonk maker generates phonk music from a few choices instead of a DAW session. Here you pick drift, cowbell, or Brazilian phonk, set the BPM and length, and Lacuna generates an instrumental track.
You can try it with the free credits that come with a Lacuna account; you need to sign in to generate. Each generation uses credits based on the model you choose, and audio downloads are included with paid plans.
Drift phonk is dark and distorted, built on aggressive cowbell riffs and heavy 808 bass — the sound of car and drift edits. Cowbell phonk keeps a pitched cowbell melody as the main hook. Brazilian phonk borrows the bouncing drum patterns of Brazilian funk, so it feels more like a dance track.
You can request any BPM from 100 to 170. The model follows the request closely but not always exactly, so check the finished track if your edit is cut to a precise tempo.
There is no seconds setting. Edit cut asks for a quick intro and an early drop; Full track asks for a complete arrangement. Lengths vary between takes, so trim the result to fit your clip.
No. This page always generates instrumental phonk — the setting is fixed when the track is generated, not just a default you could miss. For rap vocals over a beat, use the AI Rap Generator.
Paid plans include commercial use under the applicable agreement, and Pro and Ultra users can download a personalized license agreement. Review it before monetizing a video, and make sure you have the rights to anything you reference in the extra details.
Yes. Open a take in the workspace to remix it in another direction, extend it where the model supports it, or split it into stems. Each of these actions uses credits.
Your Next Edit Needs a Drop
Pick a phonk style, set the BPM, and generate an instrumental track built for video edits.