House and deep house
Four-on-the-floor kick, offbeat hats, groovy bass. Add warm chords for deep house or piano stabs for a classic feel.
Sketch an electronic track in words: the sub-genre, the synths, the build and the drop. The AI generates two finished versions so you can hear which direction hits harder.

Sign up with email or Google, open the creator, and describe your track.
Start with house, techno, trance or another style, then list the key synths, drums and bass.
Describe the intro, build and drop in a few words so the arrangement has a clear arc.
Switch vocals off for a club tool, or leave them on and set a vocal preference.
Each creation costs 2 credits and gives you two versions, usually within a minute or two.
EDM is a family of very different styles. Naming the sub-genre does more for the result than any other single word.
Four-on-the-floor kick, offbeat hats, groovy bass. Add warm chords for deep house or piano stabs for a classic feel.
Driving, repetitive and darker. Mention a pounding kick, industrial textures, hypnotic synth sequences.
Long builds, arpeggiated synths, lush supersaw pads and an uplifting, emotional breakdown.
Fast breakbeats and heavy or rolling bass. Specify liquid for smooth and melodic, or neurofunk for aggressive.
Future bass leans on bright chopped chords and wobbling supersaws; dubstep on half-time drums and growling bass.
Retro 80s drum machines, gated snares, analog arpeggios and neon-night nostalgia.
Electronic music lives on tension and release. Tell the AI how the energy should move.
Each prompt names a sub-genre, sound palette and energy arc. Tempo values are targets the AI interprets.
Progressive house around 126 BPM, filtered piano intro, long build with risers and snare rolls, euphoric drop with wide supersaw chords and a rolling bassline, instrumental.
Dark hypnotic techno with a pounding kick, rumbling sub bass, metallic percussion and a repeating acid synth line that slowly opens up, relentless and minimal.
Liquid drum & bass around 174 BPM, smooth rolling breakbeats, deep warm bass, airy pads and soft female vocal chops, melodic and flowing.
Synthwave with retro drum machine, gated reverb snare, pulsing analog bass arpeggio and a soaring lead synth, nostalgic 80s night-drive mood, steady mid-tempo.
Future bass with bright chopped vocal-style synths, swelling supersaw chords, snappy trap-influenced drums and a joyful, bouncy drop, uplifting and colorful.
Uplifting trance around 138 BPM, driving offbeat bass, fast arpeggiated leads, an emotional piano breakdown, then a soaring anthem drop, male vocal topline about flying.
You can describe most electronic sub-genres, including house, deep house, techno, trance, drum & bass, future bass, dubstep and synthwave. Results follow your description, so naming the sub-genre and key sounds matters most.
Not with a timeline or marker. You can describe the arc, such as a long build before a heavy drop, and the AI will usually follow that shape, but exact timing isn't adjustable.
No. Each result is a single mixed audio file without stems or MIDI. You can play downloaded tracks in DJ software like any audio file, but there's no built-in mixing or beatmatching.
2 credits per creation, and each creation returns two versions. New accounts get 2 free starter credits (fewer in some countries). Paid plans add weekly or monthly credits.
Commercial use, including releases and monetized content, requires a Pro or Studio plan. There you can generate a song-specific, non-exclusive Content Usage License from your Library for eligible projects, subject to its terms and any third-party rights. We don't guarantee how Content ID systems will treat a track.
Free accounts use V6 Lite. Any paid plan unlocks the V6 Pro and V6 Studio options, which you can try on the same prompt to hear which suits your sound.
Pick a sub-genre, map the build, and hear two electronic takes on your idea.
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