AESTIHARMONY

gymusic

Music cut
to the exact second.

Build competition floor music for artistic and rhythmic gymnastics — with AI, from structure through to the final cut.

88.000

seconds
Matched to the regulation length down to
fractions of a second, ending on a defined hit.

Planning and chat revisions are free. Generating audio requires an ElevenLabs account. Why, and a note for coaches.

Compared with cutting an existing track

The length lands exactly

Matched to fractions of a second. Because the audio is never stretched to fit, pitch and tempo stay intact.

No fade-out

It ends on a defined hit — not the trailing fade you get from cutting a commercial track.

The rules are built in

Length and lyric conditions are evaluated per discipline, following FIG 2025-2028.

Regulations covered

Source: FIG 2025-2028

Discipline Length Overrun Lyrics
Rhythmic — Individual 75–90 sec −0.05 / sec Wordless voice allowed. Lyrics permitted in up to two individual routines (English).
Rhythmic — Group 135–150 sec −0.05 / sec Wordless voice allowed. Lyrics permitted in one group routine.
Artistic — Women's Floor up to 90 sec (no minimum) −0.10 (from 91.00 sec) −1.00 Words are not permitted. Humming, whistling and scat count as instruments.

For women’s floor, the overrun deduction applies from 1:31 (91.00 sec) — 90.99 sec incurs nothing.
Individual competitions apply their own detailed rules, so please confirm compliance yourself.
Source: FIG RG Code of Points 2025-2028 / FIG WAG Code of Points 2025-2028 §13.1 p.54

How it works

1

Describe it

"A heavy, fast piece led by piano." That is enough — no musical terminology required.

2

Review the structure

You get a section-by-section plan with timings and instrumentation. Nothing is generated at this stage, and nothing is charged. Adjust it by chat until it is right.

3

Generate and finish

Generation happens only once the structure is settled. The result is trimmed to the exact competition length.

The gymusic interface, showing a generated structure broken into sections with timings, totalling 88.0 seconds and flagged as within regulation
The actual interface. The plan arrives with timings for each section, and whether it falls within regulation is shown immediately. Nothing is charged up to this point.

Settling the structure before generating is what separates this from other music generators. Rather than generating repeatedly and hoping for a good take, you design first and generate once.

For coaches: you can work on pieces for several gymnasts in parallel.

Pricing

gymusic Free
Audio generation Runs on your own ElevenLabs account

Why it runs on your account

Generation happens through ElevenLabs. Rather than gymusic generating on your behalf, it runs directly from your own account. That has two advantages.

  • No markup. You pay ElevenLabs what it costs; gymusic takes no commission.
  • The rights stay with you. Because generation runs on your account, the finished audio is yours.

Setup takes about three minutes. The steps are below.

A note for coaches and clubs

For your own or your child’s routine, the free plan is fine. However, the ElevenLabs free plan is limited to non-commercial use, so professional use — such as producing music for gymnasts you are paid to coach — requires a paid plan.

Paid plans start at $5/month (Starter). Across several gymnasts, that should not be a meaningful cost.

Getting an API key (3 minutes) +
  1. Go to ElevenLabs and create a free account
  2. Once signed in, issue an API key from your account settings
  3. Copy the key and paste it into the gymusic settings screen

Use a computer for this part. It is awkward on a phone. If you get stuck, get in touch and I will help you through it.

What it can and cannot do

It can

  • Hitting the regulation length precisely, down to fractions of a second
  • Ending on a defined final hit rather than a fade-out
  • Specifying structure, instrumentation and tempo
  • Trimming a track you already have to the regulation length

Not yet reliable at

  • Faithfully recreating a specific existing piece
  • Complex key changes
  • Music with lyrics (competition rules restrict this as well)

Not available

  • Covers of existing songs
  • Editing audio you do not hold the rights to

Who makes this

Daito Iwasaki producing competition music in a DAW — a former gymnast and working musician

Daito Iwasaki — a former gymnast who competed at the Japan National Championships, and a musician releasing under the name “Daito”.

Cutting a track to 90 seconds is something anyone can do. But where the tumbling starts, where the gymnast catches her breath — without understanding how a routine is built, the music and the movement will not line up. gymusic is built from having done both.

gymusic is an AI generation tool. It is a place to work out structure and explore a direction.

For the music you actually compete with, I would be glad to take the commission. Fitting the music to a specific routine, and the finishing work, is done by hand.

Questions

Can I use this in competition? +

The output respects the regulation length and lyric conditions, but individual competitions apply their own detailed rules. Please confirm compliance yourself. If you send me the regulations, I will build to them.

Why do I need my own account? +

Because gymusic does not generate on your behalf — generation runs directly from your own account. There is no markup, and the rights to the result stay with you.

Can I do everything from a phone? +

Building a piece works on a phone, but creating an ElevenLabs account and issuing an API key is much easier on a computer. If you get stuck, contact me and I will help you through it.

Could someone else end up with the same piece? +

The same prompt produces a different piece each time. You also control structure, instrumentation and tempo, so an identical track will not reach anyone else.

Can I redo it if I am not happy? +

Planning and chat revisions are free, as often as you like. Regenerating the audio incurs the cost of that generation on your own account.

Can I use it commercially, for example coaching a club? +

gymusic itself places no restriction. However, the ElevenLabs free plan is limited to non-commercial use, so professional use requires a paid plan (from $5/month).

Can under-18s use it? +

Yes, though it involves creating an ElevenLabs account and bearing the cost of generation, so please do so with a guardian’s consent.

Who owns the music that gets generated? +

The rights to the finished audio belong to you. This does not vary by plan.

Start with just the structure.

See what the piece would look like, in writing, before anything is generated. That part is free.

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