Music Tools

Start a track from a prompt, a set of lyrics, or an existing idea. 14 tools.

Every generator below is tuned to one genre's tempo range, instruments and song shape. 30 tools.

Loop-first tools for producers who start from the drums. 8 tools.

Get words first, then take them into a generator. 4 tools.

Put a voice on a track, or move a performance to a different one. 5 tools.

Take a finished track apart into the parts you actually need. 12 tools.

Change how a finished track sounds without re-recording it. Use mastering or browser audio effects to alter a recording, or build a live soundscape with Noise Generator. 6 tools.

Work with notes and chords rather than audio. These tools return note data rather than audio, so a part can be re-voiced or re-instrumented without re-recording it. 5 tools.

Measure what you already have before you edit it. Tap a pulse manually or estimate tempo and key from recorded audio, then compare the results before editing. 4 tools.

Give a finished track something to watch. Choose the photo-video generator for AI imagery, or the visualizer editor for manual scene controls. 13 tools.

Generate a full song from a text prompt, with style, mood and vocal controls.

Turn a written idea into a structured song with verses and a chorus.

Describe a sound in plain language and get an arranged track back.

Paste text and hear it sung over a generated arrangement.

Generate a track that already has a lead vocal on it.

Produce a finished instrumental track for a brief you set.

Continue a short clip into a longer arrangement that stays in key.

Re-cut and adjust a generated track without starting again.

Rework an existing track into a new tempo, key or genre.

Make looping beds for video, streams and presentations that sit under speech.

Write a short branded hook for an ad, intro or store spot.

Read the mood of an image and compose a track to match it.

Build eight-count cheer and routine mixes with hits on the beat.

Make Friday Night Funkin' style chart music with call-and-response phrasing.

Hooks, four-chord loops and a chorus that lands inside thirty seconds.

Guitar-driven arrangements from garage grit to arena-sized choruses.

Down-tuned riffs, double-kick patterns and harmonized leads.

Fast three-chord songs recorded loud and short.

Festival builds, drops and the risers between them.

Machine-driven loops that evolve slowly over long form.

Breakdowns, supersaw leads and 132-145 BPM arcs.

Four-on-the-floor grooves from Chicago raw to deep and soulful.

Shuffled two-step drums, clipped vocal chops and rolling sub.

Sliding 808s, sparse minor piano and hard-panned hats.

Triplet hats, 808 glides and half-time drops.

Memphis cowbell melodies and heavily saturated drums.

Boom bap, G-funk, melodic and battle-ready instrumentals.

Rap instrumentals with the pocket and space a verse needs.

Extended chords, laid-back drums and space for a sung lead.

Tight horn stabs, clav comping and a drummer behind the beat.

Octave bass, string arrangements and a steady dancefloor pulse.

Bebop heads, bossa, big band and late-night trio playing.

Twelve-bar forms from delta slide to Chicago harp.

Fingerpicked guitar, fiddle reels and story-shaped verses.

Live-room guitar and piano recorded close and unprocessed.

Nocturnes, chamber writing and full orchestral movements.

Long drifting textures with no rhythm and no sudden entries.

Washed-out synths, tape wobble and slow nostalgic tempos.

Multi-section title tracks with dance breaks and chant hooks.

Bachata, cumbia, salsa dura, reggaeton and corridos.

Amapiano log drums, highlife guitars and Lagos-club percussion.

One-drop roots, dub delays, dancehall riddims and ska upstrokes.

Deep house, melodic techno, dubstep and synthwave in one place.

Chiptune loops for title screens, overworlds and boss fights.

Generate a full beat with drums, bass and a top-line melody.

Build a beat pattern step by step and export the loop.

Instrumentals sized for sixteen bars, with the mid range left open.

Club-ready tracks with long DJ-friendly intros and outros.

Beats built around a piano loop rather than a synth lead.

Roll a new pattern when you need an idea rather than a plan.

Solo piano pieces from ragtime parlour to sleep-soft felt.

Generate piano parts you can keep as audio or take into MIDI.

Write full lyrics to a theme, with verse, chorus and bridge structure.

Draft and rewrite lines when a verse is nearly there.

Build bars with a chosen rhyme scheme and syllable density.

Work a song from title and concept through to a finished lyric sheet.

Split a track into vocals, drums, bass and other stems.

Pull the lead vocal away from everything else in the mix.

Keep only the vocal take and discard the backing.

Strip the vocal to leave a usable instrumental.

Remove singing from a music file without hollowing the mix.

Take speech or vocals out of any audio recording.

Make a karaoke version from a YouTube track's audio.

Drop the acapella layer and keep the production underneath.

Mute the backing and keep the isolated performance.

Convert a full song into a clean backing track.

Clear music from behind dialogue in video and podcast audio.

Take the drums out and leave the melodic layers in place.

Bring a mix to release loudness with balanced tone across the spectrum.

Master a music file for streaming, video or physical delivery.

Add tape wobble, filtering and noise to make a track sound lo-fi.

Slow a track down and open the space around it.

Shift key without changing tempo, or the other way round.

Generate white, pink and brown noise for focus, sleep and testing.

Detect the key and tempo of any uploaded track.

Read the key of a beat so a topline can be written to it.

Locate downbeats and bar lines across a recording.

Tap along and read the tempo, with no upload needed.