How to use it.
Short on purpose. If something here takes more than a paragraph to explain, that's a bug in the plugin, not in the manual.
Generating a sound
Write what you want in the idea box and hit Create. The assistant turns your sentence into the model’s own dialect, then eight to twelve takes come back so you can pick a direction before committing to a whole instrument.
Pick one with Use and it generates the instrument: two octaves of samples mapped across the keyboard. Whatever lights up in the map already plays, so you can start on the low notes while the high ones are still rendering.
Using a reference
+ WAV or + MIC adds a reference. You can add several. For each one you set how much to take:
- Timbre — the colour of the sound.
- Movement — how it evolves: wobble, modulation.
- Attack — the transient. Off by default; you usually want the model’s.
It’s per reference so you can combine them: one clip gives you the colour, another the movement. With a reference loaded the prompt is optional — Create on its own replicates what you gave it.
Your reference audio is processed to extract that identity and then deleted. It isn’t stored and it isn’t used to train anything.
The bassline generator
Bassline writes MIDI for the instrument you have loaded. Set the key, and optionally the chords, and generate. You get three lines with their piano roll; play them with the loaded instrument, and drag the one you like straight into your DAW.
Giving it your track
A plugin can’t read the other tracks in your project — it only receives its own track and its inputs. So the song reaches it one of two ways: route your master to the plugin’s Context sidechain input and hit Capture while the passage plays, or drop a wav onto the panel. The level meter is how you know the routing worked.
Presets and packs
A preset always stores the settings. Saving can also freeze it, which keeps the samples next to it — a frozen preset loads instantly and works with no connection. In the library, a filled dot means frozen.
Offline
Generating needs the connection. Everything already generated lives in your project as audio and plays offline, forever — including years from now.
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