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Try one of these
Every new track starts playable: a drum loop, chords, a bass that follows the roots, and a melody hook — arranged intro → verse → chorus. Then you shape it.
Your tracks
Compose a layer
Drums
Sections play in order. Drop elements in verses so choruses pay off; the crossed-out names are the tracks that section silences.
Export applies a light master: balance, peak normalize, then a gentle soft-clip limiter — loud but not distorted.
Takes are saved as WAV into this track's session, appear as clips in the Mix tab, and are mixed into the WAV export at the bar you place them.
Backing track
Vocal removal is built in and free of credits: it cancels the centre of a stereo mix, rescues the bass, adds the instrumental as a new clip and mutes the original. It needs a stereo file — and works best on real stereo mixes.
Compose a layer
Generate an audio bed
A rendered audio texture from the music model — an ambience, a riser, a hum — added as a clip you place on the timeline. This one uses credits.
Audio generation is not available on this deployment.