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Music production, with you in control.

Arrange tracks, edit notes, and shape sound on Mac. Edit them yourself, or ask for a change to an arrangement, a pattern, or a sound control. Keep the result, or undo it.

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Your decisions.
Assistance when you need it.

Explore the production workspace

See it in a project.
A loop becomes a build and drop.

This example starts with an eight-bar loop. Compare two arrangements, then change the drums, bass entrance, and filter automation. Keep the hook while you develop the surrounding tracks.

Eight-bar loop / Build and drop Arrangement illustration

Loop → build → drop

128 BPM · A minor · 4/4

Hook protected
Bass returns at bar 17. Fewer drum hits in bars 9–16.32 bars
Arrangement changes
Goal for this version

Reduce the drums in the build. Keep the hook unchanged.

Build with fewer drums.

Bass returns with the drop at bar 17. Fewer drum hits in bars 9–16 create contrast between the build and drop.

  • Bass returns at bar 17
  • Fewer drum hits in bars 9–16
  • Filter opens through bars 9–16
✓ Original hook notes protected.

Project intentionUse fewer drums in the build. Bring the bass back at bar 17.

Sparse build

This illustrated arrangement holds the bass until the drop, reduces the drum hits in the build and opens the filter through bars 9–16.

  1. Bass returns at bar 17
  2. Fewer drum hits in bars 9–16
  3. Filter opens through bars 9–16

The original hook notes are protected in both arrangements. The bass, drums and filter automation change around them.

Arrangement illustration. Switch versions or use Fewer drums and More drums to compare the edits.

Loop → build → drop
Compare. Choose. Edit.Explore the workflow
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Compare two arrangements.

Hear two versions of the same loop. Compare the drum pattern, bass entrance, and build.

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Choose the edits you keep.

Keep a version or selected edits. Lock the original hook before you change the other tracks.

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Edit the result.

Reduce drum hits. Move the bass entrance. Edit a note or automation point. Compare the result with your original.

Explore the editing controls

Work on the music itself.
Every decision stays yours.

Arrange sections, write note patterns, and shape the sound. Work directly with the controls or ask for a change. Assistance uses the same editable notes and automation.

Choose an editing detail. Use the previous and next buttons, Left and Right arrow keys, or swipe horizontally. Home selects the first option and End selects the last.

Shape the structure of your track.

Build sections, move track entrances, and change which parts play. Ask for an arrangement change, then refine it yourself.

  • Editable sections and track entrances
  • Compare against your original loop
Arrangement
LoopBuildDropHookDrumsBassTexture191732
“Remove the bass from the build. Bring it back at bar 17.”

Choose a tool to see an example edit.

See how protection and versions work

You direct the production.
Fruition follows your decisions.

Choose where you want help. Protect the notes you want to keep. Review the changes, accept selected edits, and undo a revision when needed. Your project intention guides the next step.

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Keep the original hook unchanged.

OriginalDevelopment

Drag to compare. The original hook stays the same as the rhythm changes around it.

Lock the notes or passage you want to keep. The surrounding arrangement can change.

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Choose the edits you keep.

Your original loop
Hook protected

Same hook. Different ways to develop it.

Sparse build selected in this illustration.

Keep a version or selected edits. Compare with the original. Use Undo to remove a revision.

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Set your project intention.

Project context

This project
Project intention

Use fewer drums in the build. Bring the bass back at bar 17.

  • Original hook protected.

    Keep the original MIDI notes unchanged.

  • Sparse build selected.

    Bass returns at bar 17. Fewer drum hits in bars 9–16.

Context for this project’s next development.

Project context illustration. Edit the intention above.

Set your intention for this project. Update it when your goal changes. Use it to guide the next revision.

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