Song Structure Tags

Plan intros, verses, choruses, bridges, breaks, solos, outros, and endings with structure meta tags.

Song structure tags act like a map. They tell aimusicfactory where the song is and what role the next section should play.

Core Structure Tags

Tag	Use it for
`[Intro]`	Opening mood or instrumental setup
`[Verse]`	Story and detail
`[Pre-Chorus]`	Lift into the chorus
`[Chorus]`	Main hook
`[Post-Chorus]`	Extra hook after the chorus
`[Bridge]`	Contrast section
`[Break]`	Short reset or instrumental gap
`[Interlude]`	Longer connecting section
`[Instrumental Break]`	No-vocal section
`[Solo Section]`	Featured instrument moment
`[Outro]`	Ending section
`[End]`	Strong stop cue

[Intro]

[Verse 1]

[Pre-Chorus]

[Chorus]

[Verse 2]

[Pre-Chorus]

[Chorus]

[Bridge]

[Final Chorus]

[Outro]

[Intro] can be unpredictable if it is too vague. Add instrumentation or atmosphere:

[Intro]
[Short Instrumental Intro] [Ambient Pads] [Clean Guitar]

A hook can be lyrical, melodic, rhythmic, or instrumental. If you want a phrase to become the hook, repeat it two to four times and mark it clearly.

[Hook]
We were built for the lightning
We were built for the lightning

Use [Break] for a short reset and [Interlude] for a more developed instrumental passage.

[Break]
[Percussion Break] [No Vocals]

[Interlude]
[Melodic Synth] [Building Energy]

[Outro] prepares the song to close. Add ending behavior if you need a cleaner finish:

[Outro]
[Fade Out] [Reverb Tail]

[End]

Other ending cues:

Put structure tags on their own lines.
Keep each section focused.
Use numbered verses when the song has a clear story progression.
Do not overload every section with too many style tags.
If the model ignores a tag, rewrite the lyric section to support the same intent.

Pre-chorus and Bridge

Instrumental Tags