Provide the source recording
Prepare the audio and an accessible upload_url within the documented limits. Keep the original available for listening when reviewing the returned continuation.

Provide an accessible audio source and choose the point where the next musical section should begin. Upload and Extend Audio uses upload_url with a source-based or custom-parameter workflow. Custom continuation prepares mv, instrumental, a positive continue_at value, style and title, adding prompt for vocal creation. Listen to the completed result with the original and review how the new section develops the music.
Vidgo provides access to Upload and Extend Audio through PoYo’s music-tool integration. Model and tool names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.Prepare the source recording and listen for the point where new content should begin. Select source-based or custom parameters in the task, prepare the applicable fields and review the completed continuation against the original.
Use an accessible upload_url; the online uploader has a 50 MiB file limit. The task documentation gives an eight-minute duration limit, or one minute for V4.5 All. With default_param_flag: true, provide instrumental, positive continue_at, mv, style and title; add prompt when instrumental is false. With false, upload_url is the required source and other accepted fields refine the request. The task documentation lists V4 prompt/style limits of 3,000/200 characters and V4.5, V4.5 All, V4.5 Plus and V5 limits of 5,000/1,000. Titles use 80 characters for V4 and V4.5 All, and 100 for V4.5, V4.5 Plus and V5.
| Model / task | Input and workflow |
|---|---|
| Upload and Extend Audio | Upload audio files and extend them while maintaining the original style and characteristics. AI generates seamless continuations from specified time points. Supports multiple model versions with style weight and creative controls for natural extensions. |
Use the input required by this operation and inspect the returned result together with its source. The guidance below explains how to prepare the request, review the output and retain the information needed for the next creative or development step.
Prepare the audio and an accessible upload_url within the documented limits. Keep the original available for listening when reviewing the returned continuation.
{
"model": "upload-and-extend-audio",
"input": {
"upload_url": "https://cdn.doculator.org/audio/FY414XS6JCUXLDGW/FY414XS6JCUXLDGW_1.mp3",
"mv": "V5",
"default_param_flag": true,
"instrumental": true,
"continue_at": 150,
"style": "Gentle acoustic folk instrumental, nylon guitar, soft upright bass, brushed percussion, reflective evening atmosphere",
"title": "Harbor Paper Lanterns Continued"
}
}Use default_param_flag to choose the workflow. Prepare every conditional custom field together so the request includes the intended version, musical type and written direction.

In custom mode, provide a positive continue_at value in seconds within the source. Review the surrounding passage and describe the section you want to follow it.
{
"model": "upload-and-extend-audio",
"input": {
"upload_url": "https://cdn.doculator.org/audio/DY43DASM8E5UF0X1/DY43DASM8E5UF0X1_1.mp3",
"mv": "V5",
"default_param_flag": true,
"instrumental": false,
"continue_at": 45,
"style": "Warm indie folk, acoustic guitar, light hand percussion, clear lead vocal, hopeful tone",
"title": "Windows After Rain Continued",
"prompt": "[Verse]\nLeave the rain upon the street\nFind the light beneath our feet\n[Chorus]\nOpen up the day again\nLet the sunlight wander in"
}
}Use style and title for custom work and provide prompt for a vocal continuation. Select supported preferences and review the resulting section against the complete brief.

Read all returned candidates and listen to the transition and added section. Preserve the actual duration, source URL and selected result identifiers for later development.
The original instrumental and vocal CDN recordings were submitted with custom parameters, at 150 and 45 seconds respectively. The instrumental request supplies style and title; the vocal request also supplies the next lyrics. Compare each source with all completed candidates and review the new passage against its actual request.
{ "upload_url": "https://cdn.doculator.org/audio/FY414XS6JCUXLDGW/FY414XS6JCUXLDGW_1.mp3", "mv": "V5", "default_param_flag": true, "instrumental": true, "continue_at": 150, "style": "Gentle acoustic folk instrumental, nylon guitar, soft upright bass, brushed percussion, reflective evening atmosphere", "title": "Harbor Paper Lanterns Continued" }


[Verse] Leave the rain upon the street Find the light beneath our feet [Chorus] Open up the day again Let the sunlight wander in


Choose the source recording and retain a directly downloadable audio URL. Follow the documented duration and online file-size limits. Prepare the point to continue and, for custom work, the next lyrics or music direction, style and title.
Prepare the recording and select the continuation point. Supply the next song text and musical direction for custom vocals, then review the returned result with the source.
Upload the instrumental source and describe the next arrangement in custom mode. Listen to the continuation and transition before choosing the next project version.
Choose the source audio and the location for new material. Prepare the style and title, then review the added section as part of the developing concept.
Keep the source and transition position with each request and vary the written direction deliberately. Compare the completed candidates before selecting another iteration.
Prepare the source and describe the musical direction needed for the next part of the scene. Review the completed result with the planned scene sequence.
Retain the original recording, continuation parameters and selected candidate URLs. Use those associations when comparing versions or handing the music to the next stage.
The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.
| Tool | Provider | Operation | Input | Result type | Current rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upload and Extend Audio | PoYo | Uploaded audio extension | upload_url and mode-specific continuation parameters | Uploaded-audio continuation candidates | $0.1 / request |
Prepare the source input, then review the completed result and its next use.
Upload the prepared source or provide its audio URL, select the version and continuation mode and review the intended transition point. Complete all conditional custom fields, check the current request rate and submit. Listen to the returned continuation with the original source.
Use the existing task, current request rate and API documentation to connect source preparation, result review and the next music workflow.
Choose the source recording and retain a directly downloadable audio URL. Follow the documented duration and online file-size limits. Prepare the point to continue and, for custom work, the next lyrics or music direction, style and title.
Listen around the selected continuation point and through the new section. Compare the melody, rhythm and applicable lyric delivery with the source and the custom brief. Use negative_tags to describe musical elements to reduce and vocal_gender m or f as a vocal preference when applicable. style_weight guides style adherence, weirdness_constraint guides creative deviation and audio_weight sets the documented audio-feature balance; their documented range is 0–1 with up to two decimals. Apply an existing persona_id where the selected workflow supports it. Save the selected result and original source together when preparing further work.
The price table reads the current catalog rate for a new processing request in this task. Preparing source music or submitting another music operation uses that operation’s own price. Review the current rate before submitting, retain the returned processing task ID and use the completed result when planning the next step.
Submit model: upload-and-extend-audio with input.upload_url and default_param_flag. For custom parameters, include instrumental, positive continue_at, mv, style and title, plus prompt for vocals. Retain task_id and query music details for the completed continuation candidates.
Authenticate with your Vidgo API credentials and submit the exact model identifier with the required input fields. Retain the returned processing task_id so your application can track the operation and retrieve its result. Use the task documentation when configuring any completion notification.
Query /api/generate/detail/music?task_id=YOUR_PROCESSING_TASK_ID with the returned processing ID, or handle the configured notification. When the task finishes, inspect the operation-specific result in files and retain its source association. Listen around the selected continuation point and through the new section. Compare the melody, rhythm and applicable lyric delivery with the source and the custom brief. Use negative_tags to describe musical elements to reduce and vocal_gender m or f as a vocal preference when applicable. style_weight guides style adherence, weirdness_constraint guides creative deviation and audio_weight sets the documented audio-feature balance; their documented range is 0–1 with up to two decimals. Apply an existing persona_id where the selected workflow supports it. Save the selected result and original source together when preparing further work.
Provide an accessible audio source and choose the point where the next musical section should begin. Upload and Extend Audio uses upload_url with a source-based or custom-parameter workflow. Custom continuation prepares mv, instrumental, a positive continue_at value, style and title, adding prompt for vocal creation. Listen to the completed result with the original and review how the new section develops the music.
Read music-tool introductions, API guides and platform comparisons to understand required sources, returned results, request costs and follow-up workflows.