AI music you can actually edit
Generating a song from a sentence is the easy part now. The hard part — the part almost no AI music tool solves — is letting you change it. Cadence AI is built around editing: every track is a project you can open, take apart, and refine, not a finished file you’re stuck with.
Real separated stems
Each generation is split into vocals, drums, bass, and melody on their own faders. Mute the vocal to make an instrumental, solo the drums, or export a single stem — the same building blocks a producer works with, generated for you.
A live studio in your browser
Mix it as it plays: per-track volume, three-band EQ, a reverb send, and a mastering chain on the output. No plugins, no DAW, no render-and-wait — you hear every change in real time.
Re-roll a part, not the whole song
Like the verse but not the chorus? Re-generate just that section and keep everything else. Extend the track, retune it to a new key, or create variations — without rolling the dice on the entire song again.
Own the voice
Swap the singer on any track for a built-in voice, one you clone with consent, or a voice you design from a description. Every AI voice is synthetic and labeled.
Just ask the copilot
- ✓“Make the drums punchier and add a bit of reverb to the vocal.”
- ✓“Re-roll the chorus with a brighter melody.”
- ✓“Turn this into an instrumental and loop it for 30 seconds.”
Describe the change in plain English and Cadence’s AI copilot makes the edit in the studio — then you fine-tune by hand.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I really edit AI-generated music?
- Yes. Cadence returns every track as separated stems inside a browser studio, so you can mix levels, EQ, add reverb, re-roll individual sections, change the voice, and export — rather than being stuck with one flat file.
- Do I need any music software or experience?
- No. Everything runs in the browser with no plugins or DAW, and the AI copilot can make edits from a plain-English description. You can go as deep or as hands-off as you like.
- Can I get an instrumental or just the vocals?
- Yes — because the track is split into stems, you can mute the vocal for an instrumental or solo and export any individual stem.
- Do I own the music I make?
- You keep what you create, and paid plans include a commercial license for monetized use. The free tier is watermarked for personal use.