Google DeepMind has released Lyria 3 Pro, an upgraded music generation model that extends output length to three minutes and adds structural awareness for composing intros, verses, choruses, and bridges. The release expands availability across a range of Google platforms aimed at developers, businesses, and individual creators.

What Is New in Lyria 3 Pro

The core advancement over the earlier Lyria 3 model is the ability to prompt for specific compositional elements rather than generating undifferentiated audio. Users can specify song structure components and experiment with complex transitions between sections. DeepMind describes this as improved musical composition understanding built into the model itself.

Platform Availability

  • Vertex AI: Lyria 3 Pro is in public preview for enterprise customers requiring on-demand, high-fidelity audio at scale, covering use cases from game soundtracks to integration into creative platforms.
  • Google AI Studio and the Gemini API: Developers can access both Lyria 3 Pro and Lyria RealTime for building creative applications.
  • Google Vids: Custom music generation with Lyria 3 and Lyria 3 Pro is rolling out to Google Workspace customers and Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers.
  • Gemini app: Longer track generation is available starting with paid subscribers.
  • ProducerAI: A collaborative music creation tool built with musicians, now powered by Lyria 3 Pro and available globally to free and paid users.

Responsible Development and Safeguards

DeepMind states that training materials are limited to content YouTube and Google have rights to use under terms of service, partner agreements, and applicable law. The model does not mimic specific artists; prompts naming a creator are treated as broad stylistic inspiration rather than direct imitation. Output filters check generated audio against existing content, and all Lyria 3 outputs carry watermarks.

DeepMind has been working with musicians through its Music AI Sandbox program, and credits that collaboration as informing Lyria 3’s development. Grammy-winning producer Yung Spielburg used Lyria in scoring a Google DeepMind short film, and DJ and producer Francois K used the tool iteratively to create an upcoming release.

For security and platform teams, the enterprise Vertex AI availability introduces a new AI-generated media pipeline that organizations will need to account for in content provenance and governance policies, particularly given the watermarking mechanism tied to output verification.