Most AI music landing pages brag about quality, speed, or “studio sound.” MemoTune’s repeated claim is different: the output stays aligned to your input instead of drifting. It reinforces that with guided inputs (moment/people/feeling), structure cues ([verse]/[chorus]), and iteration mechanics (replace sections, extend songs) so you don’t need 20 retries to get something usable. This is a smart wedge because “randomness” is the most frustrating part of AI generation when you’re making something personal. If the output isn’t about your story, it fails—even if it’s technically good audio. MemoTune explicitly frames itself as “story-driven music,” with testimonials on the page echoing that it doesn’t feel like a slot machine. For practical usage, it couples that alignment promise with downloads (MP3/WAV), licensing that depends on tier, and editing tools like vocal/instrumental separation and multi-stem splits.