Turn a hum, a played phrase or a favourite loop into a fuller musical idea. Use the AI Workbench to explore drums, bass, melody and harmony, shape the groove, then send your mix to the audio editor to keep creating.
Hum a hook, play a phrase, choose a favourite loop, or start with a surprise. The AI Workbench brings together drums, bass, melody and harmony to help you discover a fuller beat, a fresh hook, or the beginning of your next track.
It is a new way to create: hear possibilities while the inspiration is still fresh, keep the parts you love, and take the sound in your own direction.
We picked Digital Dreamscape - Hyper Arp by yawisi4 at random and clicked Send to AI. Compare the original sound with the arrangement playing in the Workbench.
Listen for the drum groove, bass and harmony building around the original arpeggio. The after preview captures four repeats of the Workbench’s Play All cycle. This is one real result; your next generation can take the same loop somewhere new.
Choose Hum, click Start recording, allow microphone access, and wait for the countdown. Hum a melody, sing a short phrase, or beatbox a rhythm. Click Stop when you are ready.
The Workbench starts building around your reference automatically. Your take helps steer the musical direction, so even a simple voice memo can become the spark for a much bigger idea.
Choose Instruments and try the Piano or Pads. Play with your mouse or the keyboard letters shown on the notes and pads. On Piano, explore Grand Piano, Electric 80s, or Synth Lead.
Click Record Reference, wait for the countdown, play your phrase, then click Stop. Your performance becomes the inspiration for a new generation. The reference guides the result without needing to be part of the final mix.
Click Random Generation to discover a fresh combination of Loopazon loops. Hear drums, bass, melody and harmony come together in combinations you might never have tried yourself.
Press Play All to hear the idea. Explore another generation, or start shaping a promising result into a fuller loop, hook, or beat. It is a powerful way to find a new direction when you are ready to create.
Enter a Loopazon loop ID in Loop ID and click Go. The Workbench uses that sound as the starting point and finds parts to build around it.
This is the same starting workflow as Send to AI on a loop card. Use the catalogue below to find a sound that catches your ear, then hear how far you can take it.
A pattern shapes when each layer comes in and drops out. Try these three modes to hear a different rhythmic feel without replacing your chosen loops.
A lighter rhythmic shape with room for phrases to breathe. A great place to explore a relaxed groove and hear how the layers answer one another.
A more pronounced, chopped rhythmic feel. Try it when you want stronger movement and a more striking interplay between the parts.
Let every layer play continuously through the loop cycle. Hear the sounds together in full, then decide where you want to create space.
You can also click the pattern blocks to shape the entrances yourself. Audition individual parts, adjust their levels, and use Play All to check the whole idea. Lock a part you love, then choose Regenerate to explore alternatives for the unlocked parts.
When the mix feels right, click Send To Editor in the Workbench. Your current mix becomes one audio clip on an editor track and in Audio Files, ready to slice, repeat, rearrange, or layer with more sounds.
Want to bring in just one sound? Click Send to Editor on a loop card. That individual loop appears in the editor’s Audio Files; drag it onto an audio track wherever you want it. Use Send to AI when you want the Workbench to build an arrangement around that loop.
Use the Select tool to move a clip along the timeline or onto another audio channel. Choose the Slice (scissors) tool and click a cut point to split it. Switch back to Select, then move or copy the pieces to build an intro, a repeating groove, or a new transition.
Choose + Add track, then open the new channel’s + menu. Explore Track type options such as Drums and Bass, or choose a DrumSynth sound. Start on a fresh channel to keep your audio clips in place.
Open a channel’s + menu and choose Effects to add a Filter, Delay, or Compressor. Click an effect to adjust it, bypass it to compare, or drag effects into a different order.
Click in the editor timeline first. Use Cmd on Mac or Ctrl on Windows and Linux.
Use the editor’s Play button to hear your arrangement and Download Mix when you are ready to take it with you as a WAV. From a quick spark to a sound you can keep building on, the creative decisions stay yours.
Start creating in the WorkbenchFilter by BPM, key, DAW, genre, and category, then send any loop straight into the AI workbench as the anchor.