What problem does it solve? Generating complete songs with vocals from text requires either paid services like Suno or complex local model setups. This Skill provides a tested, working installation and usage workflow for HeartMuLa, an open-source music generation model family, including fixes for known dependency conflicts and source code patches required for current library versions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Local Song Generation: Generate full MP3 songs (48kHz stereo) from bracketed lyrics files and comma-separated style tags using the 3B or 7B HeartMuLa models. - Dependency & Patch Guidance: Applies required upgrades to datasets and transformers, plus two source patches (RoPE cache reinitialization and HeartCodec loading) needed for transformers 5.x compatibility. - VRAM-Constrained Operation: Supports lazy loading to run on GPUs with as little as 8GB VRAM, or multi-GPU splitting across devices. - Use Case: A user wants an open-source Suno alternative to create a wedding song locally. Provide lyrics with [Verse]/[Chorus] structure and tags like "piano,happy,wedding", and generate a 4-minute MP3 in roughly real time on a single GPU. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to install HeartMuLa and generate a song from your lyrics file and style tags, saving the result as an MP3.