Anyone using DiffRhythm for podcast intros/outros?

I've been experimenting with DiffRhythm to generate custom background music for my podcast and it's been a time-saver, but the results feel hit-or-miss depending on how specific I am with prompts. Does anyone have tips for getting consistent, professional-sounding intros? Also curious if folks are layering the AI output with traditional DAWs or using it as-is.

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Grace Okafor· for 29d siden
I haven't used DiffRhythm specifically, but have you tried testing ultra-detailed prompts that include tempo (BPM), mood descriptors, AND instrumentation together? For polishing podcast audio, most creators I know layer AI-generated tracks in a DAW like Audacity or Reaper to add EQ, normalize levels, and blend with voice—it typically sounds more professional than using AI output raw. What's your current workflow, and are you finding certain prompt structures work better than others?
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