Identity
- Status
- active
- Developer ID
MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-Music3- Released
- Aug 13, 2026
- Version
- MiniMax-Music3
- License
- Unknown
MiniMax-Music3 is an open-weight audio-generation model published by MiniMax.
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At a Glance
MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-Music3This page represents one developer model product. Dated API snapshots, serving endpoints, pricing, regions, quantizations, and service tiers attach as versioned aliases or provider details and never create duplicate public model records.
Primary Evidence
Comparable Peers
| A | Pair | B | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
MiniMax Music3MiniMax | vs | Lyria 3.5Google DeepMind | cross-developer peersaudio |
MiniMax Music3MiniMax | vs | Stable Audio 3 MediumStability AI | cross-developer peersaudio |
Questions
MiniMax-Music3 is an open-weight audio-generation model published by MiniMax. It is developed by MiniMax and its current sourced lifecycle status is active.
MiniMax Music3's current record lists Text as input and Audio as output.
The current record lists a 5K-token context window and does not report a maximum output length.
MiniMax Music3's current primary-source record does not establish API availability. No provider endpoint is treated as available without direct provider evidence.
The current record lists 2.4B total parameters and an unknown active parameter count. Its architecture is MiniMaxMusic3ForConditionalGeneration.
MiniMax Music3's recorded capabilities are generation. Its supported tasks are audio.
No directly sourced token price is currently attached to MiniMax Music3. Missing prices remain unknown rather than being inferred from another model or provider.
MiniMax Music3 is an open-weight model. Self-hosting is supported, with no license recorded.
No predecessor is recorded. No successor is recorded. Recorded aliases are MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-Music3.
The current compatible peer set includes Lyria 3.5 and Stable Audio 3 Medium. Compatibility requires shared sourced modalities and tasks; it does not imply that one model is better. Browse model comparisons →