One sentence per change
Not a log of edits. A plain reason in the words of the music: "the bass now follows the kick, which is why it feels locked in."
A co-producer, not a generator
It changes your song and tells you why.
Ask for a chorus that lifts and the co-producer will add a layer, open a filter or raise the melody, in your project, and then say in one sentence what it did and why that works. Every turn is a small lesson about your own music, and every turn can be undone.
Make a little noise
Free to start. Private until you share.
A generator makes the song and keeps the reasons. A tutor gives you the reasons and no song. A co-producer works on your song and hands you the reasons as it goes.
The same operations you use
It edits through the grid, the blocks and the recipes you have. Whatever it did, you can see it, change it, and do it yourself next time.
Terms explain themselves
When the co-producer says swing, filter or octave, the word is one you can point at for a plain definition. The vocabulary arrives with the sound.
How a lesson happens
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Ask for a change, not a song.
Make the drums busier. Give the bass more movement. Make the second half different. Musical requests get musical answers.
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Read what it did.
The reply names the change and the reason. If the reason has a word you do not know, point at it.
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Undo and do it yourself.
One press takes the turn back. Now try the same change with your own hands. That is the moment it becomes yours.
Why explaining is harder than generating, and worth it.
Generating a song is one call to a model. Explaining a change means the assistant has to make the change through the same operations a person uses, so that the explanation and the edit are the same thing. If it rendered audio and described it, the description could say anything.
That constraint is the whole design. The co-producer cannot do anything you could not do with the buttons, which limits it and makes it honest. What it says happened is what happened, on your grid, where you can check.
Questions people ask
Does the assistant make the song for me?
It makes changes you ask for, in your project, and explains them. It does not generate finished songs from a description, and it will not take over: every turn is one undo away from gone.
What does it explain?
What it changed, in the words of the music, and why that is something musicians do. "Moved the snare to the two and four, which gives the beat a backbeat to lean on."
Is it good enough to learn from?
It only does things you could do with the buttons, so its explanations are always about real operations on your real project. It will not teach you to record vocals or mix for release, because the instrument does not do those.
How much co-producer time is free?
A limited amount each month on the free plan, with a counter in the chat so you can see it. Paid plans add more. The instrument itself is free without limit.
Ask why. Get an answer about your song.
Free to start, with a co-producer that explains itself.