Fill out a sketch
Start with a chord loop and a hook, then add bass, drums, and a pad one layer at a time while the arrangement is still rough.
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Pick Instrument. Add the part.
One studio. Pick Instrument, describe the part, press Add. The new part sits over the clip or the mix. Start from scratch if nothing is loaded yet: 8, 16, 32 or 64 bars. You get a 24-bit WAV you can download. Need something specific? Type it.
10 credits / AddTempo & key auto-matched10 instruments + custom
How it works
Three steps in the same panel
Walk in through a door
Load a file, record the DAW, make chords, or start from scratch. The clip in the panel is what the next Add sits on.
Describe the part
Pick Instrument. Type what it should play. Open Tags only for extra style words you actually type.
Press Add
10 credits returns a 24-bit WAV over the mix. Cover that part later if the take is not the one.
Name the instrument
Every layer your arrangement needs
Type piano, guitar, drums, bass, strings, a synth lead. Tags is only extra style words you actually type.
- SynthLeads, pads, plucks, and bass lines.
- PianoGrand, upright, Rhodes, felt, chord beds.
- GuitarAcoustic strums, clean electric, distorted leads.
- DrumsKits, breakbeats, hi-hats, loops.
- Bass808s, picked, slap, synth bass.
- StringsSolo lines, pads, swells, pizzicato.
- BrassTrumpet stabs, horn sections, phrases.
- WoodwindsFlute, sax, clarinet, oboe.
- OrganHammond, gospel runs, reggae stabs.
- PercussionCongas, bongos, shakers, tambourine.
- 500-char promptDescribe anythingInstrument, playing style, and track role in plain language. Tempo and key come from the clip in the panel, or from the bars you pick from scratch.
For working producers
Where it helps most
Layer for depth
Stack a sub under a picked bass, double a synth lead with strings, or add percussion under a drum loop.
Demo before the session
Sketch guide parts so players have direction to work from: horn cues, string pads, or a bass line they can replace later.
Rescue a rough demo
When a part sits right in the mix but the tone is wrong, Cover that part. The next generate replaces it. The original lands in History.
What you get on every generation
- Clean 24-bit WAV locked to the clip tempo and key
- Style tags: genre, mood, and BPM travel with the Add
- Download a 24-bit WAV, no extra export step
- Cover that part if the first take is not the one
- 10 credits flat, regardless of instrument family
- Works on loops, full mixes, and from-scratch sessions
Walk in. Describe the part. Press Add.
Starter is $1 this month: Beta, commercial-use rights, about 100 takes. Every part comes back as a 24-bit WAV you can download.