Chop it
Bring in an audio file and cut it into equal slices. Each slice becomes a step you can trigger, reorder and repeat. This is how sampling has always worked.
After the generate button
The AI made a song. Now make it yours.
Import the audio, slice it into pieces, and play those pieces like an instrument. Put your own drums under it. Write a bassline that fits. Keep the parts you love and replace the rest.
Get your hands on it
Free to start. Private until you share.
Typing a prompt and getting a finished track is impressive exactly once. If it left you wanting to get your hands on the result, this is the place for your hands.
Build around it
Add drums from a grid, a bass that follows your key, chords and a melody. Thirteen free packs of grooves give you somewhere to start.
A co-producer, not a replacement
It edits the same project you do, in the open, one undoable turn at a time, and tells you what it changed. You stay the one deciding.
From a generated track to your track
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Import the part you like.
A hook, a texture, four good bars. Shorter is better: a sample is an ingredient, not the meal.
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Slice it and replay it.
Trim to the section you want, choose how many slices, then click them into a new order on the grid.
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Arrange a song.
Turn loops into patterns, patterns into sections, and sections into a song on the timeline. Record it to an audio file when it is done.
What this does not do.
It does not split a finished song into separate vocals, drums and bass. You work with the audio as it is, the way hip-hop producers worked with records.
Only import audio you have the right to use. A song that contains imported audio can be shared with a private link, but it is never listed publicly here.
Questions people ask
Can I remix a song I made with an AI music generator?
If the service you used gives you the right to use the audio, yes. Download it, import it here, and treat it as a sample. Check the terms of the service that made it.
Does it separate stems?
No. There is no stem splitter. You slice the full audio in time, which is a different and older technique, and often a more creative one.
What file types can I import?
WAV, MP3, OGG, M4A and FLAC, up to 20 MB each. Imported audio is private to your account.
Will my remix be public?
Not unless you choose. Everything is private by default. Songs that contain imported audio can be shared by link only.
Generated is where it starts. Made is where it ends up.
Free to start. Bring a file and see what it turns into.