Music Mood

The Music Mood picker describes how a piece of music should feel. You combine an energy level with up to three emotions and up to three vibes, such as Driving energy, a Triumphant emotion and a Cinematic vibe. Nodaro adds the matching words to the style or prompt of the music node you connect it to. The picker never calls a model, so it costs no credits.

When to use it

• Set the energy of a track, from Low and Mellow to Explosive and Ferocious.
• Give a soundtrack an emotion that matches the scene, such as Hopeful, Haunting or Bittersweet.
• Add a production feel with a vibe, such as Lo-fi, Dreamy, Noir or Anthemic.
• Keep the same feel across several music nodes in one workflow.

How to use it

Settings

A new node starts empty and adds nothing until you pick. The words are built in a fixed order: the energy, then the emotions, then the vibes. Several picks in one part are joined with commas.

To see the exact words the picker will add, switch the node to the Prompt or Both display mode. The settings panel shows the same text under Will inject into prompt.

Where the mood goes

You can also connect the picker to a Text or Combine Text node to use the words in a longer text.

Every energy, emotion and vibe

Filter by Energy, Emotion or Vibe, or search by name. The words under each name are the term the picker adds in Compact mode.

Tips

• Match the picture. Choose the feel of the scene the music plays under, for example a Tense vibe for a chase or a Tender emotion for a reunion.
• Pair it with a genre. A mood reads best with a Music Genre, and with Instrumentation for the sound.
• Describe a change. Use Custom text (after) for a mood that develops, such as building to a triumphant finish.