Generate an AI loop and check its bar boundaries
Understand Loop Forge quotas and cloud processing, write a focused prompt, and check tempo and loop seams.
Loop Forge generates short musical material from text. Its production default uses cloud processing. Running the interface in a browser does not mean the computation stays on your device.
Write a focused prompt
Try: “120 BPM, dry acoustic drums, kick on beats 1 and 3, snare on 2 and 4, no vocals.” This specifies tempo, instrument, rhythm, and exclusions. It is an input example, not a guarantee of exact output. Change one aspect at a time so you can judge what helped.
Generate and save
- Open Loop Forge and check the remaining quota for your account tier.
- Enter a prompt and start generation. Wait for completion instead of repeatedly submitting the same operation.
- Listen for unwanted voices or instruments.
- Download the result or bring it into the editor and audition it with your project.
Check duration and beat alignment separately
Four bars of 4/4 at 120 BPM last eight seconds. Cutting exactly eight seconds is not enough if the downbeat is misaligned. Align the first strong beat and listen across the end-to-start seam for clicks or gaps. Check by ear even after automatic alignment.
Quota and usage conditions
The current daily implementation limits are one anonymous generation, five for a registered free account, and 100 for Pro, resetting by UTC date. Confirm remaining uses in the tool. AI generation alone does not establish that an output is copyright-free or cleared for every use. Check service and publication terms and retain the prompt and output.