AI 음악 생성

Generate a song from text — as editable multitrack MIDI, not locked audio

Describe the music you want in plain text, and the AI generates a multitrack MIDI arrangement with each part on its own track. Every part opens in the browser DAW, where you can edit it note by note.

Most AI music services hand you finished audio, which means you cannot change just one melody line or swap a chord. Because the output here is MIDI, fixing a phrase, reharmonizing, or changing sounds and tempo is ordinary DAW work — the generation is a starting point you fully control.

Generation runs server-side on credits — and what you get back is editable multitrack MIDI, not a fixed audio render.

How to generate music with AI

1. Choose a modePick from 7 modes — text-to-music, cover, repaint, vocal-to-backing, and more.
2. Describe or uploadEnter a prompt or provide a reference track or vocal.
3. Generate and editThe ACE-Step AI creates the music, then refine it in the DAW or download it.

Editable output is the whole point

No generative model nails it on the first try. With services that return only finished audio, an almost-right result can only be improved by re-rolling the dice. With MIDI, an 80%-right arrangement is something you finish yourself: move one note in the hook, simplify the bassline, add a drum fill — all ordinary piano-roll edits.

Sounds are your choice too: the same MIDI can play back on piano or synth, and you can finish the track with the browser DAW's instruments, effects, and AI mastering.

Server-side generation and credits — honestly

Unlike most tools on this site, the generation itself runs on our servers, which is why it uses a credit system. Everything after that — editing, playback, export — happens in your browser. Specific prompts waste fewer credits, so name the genre, tempo, mood, and instruments you want rather than leaving it vague.

How it compares to Suno and Udio

The popular AI music services solve a different problem. If you want a finished-sounding song, Suno and Udio are strong choices; if you want an arrangement you can open and edit, MIDI output is the difference that matters.

Competitor details are as publicly known as of mid-2026 — check each service for current terms.