MIDI tracks · drum lane · stems · master
An AI DAW on MusicCreator is a browser session split into a few tools rather than one big program. You draw MIDI and drum tracks in the AI MIDI Editor, pull separate parts out of a song with the AI Stem Splitter and finish the mix in AI Mastering, then take the files into the DAW you already use.
Runs in a desktop or phone browser · nothing to install
Read the table like a mixer: each column is one part of a session, and the rows show where it lives, what you set and what you take away.
| Part | MIDI tracks | Drum lane | Audio stems | Master |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where | AI MIDI Editor | AI MIDI Editor, Rhythm Track | AI Stem Splitter | AI Mastering |
| You set | Add Track, an instrument from 16 groups such as Piano, Strings or Synth Lead, then notes in the Piano Roll | Tick Rhythm Track and pick one of nine kits, from Standard and Room to Jazz, Brush and SFX | 4-Stem Split or 6-Stem Split for an upload, from a file or From My Music | Target Music, plus an optional Reference Music track to aim at |
| You get | A MIDI file, or a WAV or MP3 from File, Export | Drum notes on channel 10 in the same MIDI file | Vocals, drums, bass and others, plus guitar and piano in 6-Stem mode | A mastered version of the mix, after you sign in |
The AI MIDI Editor works while you are signed out, including Download MIDI File and Export to MP3. AI Mastering asks you to sign in before it runs, and songs made on MusicCreator can also be split into up to 12 stems.
Most sessions start from one of two places. Pick the one that matches what you already have in hand.
You have a chord idea or a riff in your head. Open a blank session in the AI MIDI Editor, add a track per instrument and sketch the parts. Open a .mid file from another program with File, Open, and the track names, instruments and tempo come with it.
You have a full song, maybe one written with the AI Music Generator, which makes songs up to 8 minutes long. Split it into stems to rebuild or remix the parts, then master the new mix against a reference you like.
Each lane below is one move in the session. They overlap on purpose, because you will often jump back a lane before you finish.
If the session starts from a finished song, run it through the AI Stem Splitter before lane one and import the parts you want to keep into your own DAW. Double-click the time signature marker at the start of the timeline to change the meter, for example to 7/8 for an odd-time groove.
A browser session suits quick sketches and finishing steps. It does not replace every corner of a full desktop studio, so check both lists before you plan a whole record around it.
The AI MIDI Editor can be used without signing in, and you can still download the MIDI file or export the session as an MP3. The AI tools that generate or process audio need an account and use credits.
The Free plan includes 30 credits a year, and unused credits reset when the plan renews. If a generation fails, the credits are usually refunded automatically. Paid plans download songs as MP3, WAV or FLAC.
Yes, by moving files. From the AI MIDI Editor, use Download MIDI File for notes and Export for a WAV or MP3 bounce, then import those into your own DAW. Going the other way, File, Open loads a .mid file and keeps its track names, instruments and tempo, so you can sketch on a laptop and keep working at home. Nothing installs inside another program; every tool runs in the browser.
In three places. The AI Music Generator writes a full song from a prompt or from your own lyrics, up to 8 minutes long. The AI Stem Splitter separates a song into vocals, drums, bass and other parts. AI Mastering finishes a mix and can aim at a reference track you upload. The AI MIDI Editor itself is a hands-on editor, where you place and shape every note.
Not an upload. For a file you upload, choose 4-Stem Split for vocals, drums, bass and others, or 6-Stem Split to add guitar and piano. The option for up to 12 stems is limited to songs made on MusicCreator, so if you need more parts, start the song in the AI Music Generator and split it from your library with From My Music.
Monthly and annual plans include commercial rights within the scope of the Commercial License for songs made on MusicCreator. Downloading the commercial license PDF for a song is included with annual plans only, and songs made on the free plan can get their PDF after an upgrade to an annual plan. For parts you played or wrote yourself in the AI MIDI Editor, keep your project files so you can show where each part came from.
Start a blank track in the AI MIDI Editor, add a drum lane and export the parts you want to carry into your main DAW.