AI MIDI Generator

Software that turns a text description into editable MIDI note data — the digital sheet music your DAW reads. Unlike audio generators, it gives you notes you can rearrange and re-voice, not a finished recording. Think of it as a co-writer that types notes instead of words.

Suno and Udio generate finished audio — you can listen but not edit individual notes. This AI MIDI generator outputs MIDI notes: open the file in any DAW and change instruments, edit the melody, and rearrange freely. It's a creative starting point, not a finished song. If you want finished audio with vocals, use Suno or Udio; if you want raw material to build on, use an AI MIDI generator.

You get 3 free generations to try it: 1 on your first visit with no sign-up, then 1 per day for the next 2 days after signing in. After that, plans start at $9.99/month for 120 credits.

The free trial and the $9.99 Starter plan cover personal, non-commercial projects. The $24.99 PRO plan includes a full commercial license: release it, stream it, use it in client work — it's yours. No royalties, no attribution required.

It's trained on how music works — harmony, rhythm, song structure, emotional arcs — not on memorizing songs. You describe the idea; the model composes original note data you can edit freely. The result is always original note data — a new composition, not a remix.

A creativity dial for the PRO panel. Lower values (0.7–0.9) give safer, more predictable results; higher values (1.0–1.2) get more surprising. Above 1.2 often gets creative but unmusical — dial it back if the output sounds random. Start at 0.8 and nudge upward until the ideas feel fresh but still musical.

Upload a .mid file (max 2MB) as a seed. The AI analyzes its harmonic and rhythmic patterns, then generates a continuation that tries to fit — same key, same feel. Works best with a clear 4–16 bar motif.

Yes. Attach an image and the AI describes it into words appended to your prompt; attach audio and it's transcribed into a melodic seed for the generator. Both are shortcuts for people who hear music but can't describe it.

Pop, hip-hop, EDM, lo-fi, R&B, rock, jazz, classical, and cinematic styles, across moods from dark and driving to soft and hopeful. The more specific your description, the closer the match. It also handles cross-genre prompts — "trap drums under a jazz piano" is a perfectly valid sentence here.

Yes — open any generation in the built-in piano roll to move notes, adjust velocity, and change instruments. For deeper editing, send it to our online MIDI editor. Velocity, timing, and instrument assignments are all fair game.

MIDI is the universal language of music software: drag the exported .mid file into Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, GarageBand, Cubase, or any DAW and it just works. Because the output is standard MIDI, it also opens in notation software like MuseScore and Sibelius.

Your generations and uploads are private to your account — never shared, never published. Whether uploads are used for model training is governed by our privacy policy.