Loudly AI Co-Producer Make music in a conversation.
Your AI co-producer. Create, remix and finish tracks by talking it through, not by guessing at prompts. One session, from the first sketch to the final master.1
- 100% private & secure
- No AI training on your tracks
- Free to start
Rae
listening
session00:00:00
I want something with real 80s energy. Big, nostalgic, a bit cinematic.
RaeGated snare, pulsing bass arps, a lead that soars. Around 110 BPM. Should the melody lead from the start or build up?
Let it build. Then hit hard.
whenever you are
Hey, I’m Rae. Your AI co-producer.
Think of me as an extra set of ears in the studio – part producer, part creative mentor, always ready to explore an idea with you.
Your sound stays yours – I'm here to help you take it somewhere extraordinary.
I listen first.
Tell me what you're making, even if you can't put it into words yet.
I ask, then suggest.
The questions that help you hear your idea differently and cut through what isn't working.
I shape the sound.
I'm connected to Loudly's audio engine, so I don't just give advice.
What is an AI co-producer?
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An AI co-producer is a music assistant you talk to instead of prompt. It listens to what you have, suggests where to take it and keeps the context of everything said before.
What it does.
Analyses your audio, reacts to feedback like “darker, keep the vocal chop”, then remixes and masters the take you keep.
Who it is for.
Producers stuck mid-idea, creators who need a track for their next video, and anyone without a studio or a DAW.
What you need.
A mood, a reference or a half-finished loop. Everything runs in the browser, nothing to install.
A small idea. A sound that’s yours.
Try a conversation with Rae. Find the feeling, build a brief, then see how one creative decision changes the track.
What's your starting point?
You bring the instinct. Rae helps you follow it.
No account needed.
I want an electronic track that feels like a late-night drive.
I'm hearing movement, city lights, a little mystery. Should it feel darker and cinematic, warmer and reflective, or full of energy?
Idea to master. One conversation.
Describe your idea, compare two takes, give feedback in plain language, then remix and master, all in one conversation with Rae.
- Idea00:00
Describe a mood, share a reference or upload a loop.
- Generation00:12
Rae creates two tracks from two different models.
- Feedback00:48
Say what you hear in plain words, like “darker, keep the vocal chop.”
- Remix01:55
Rae reworks the take you picked instead of starting over.
- Master03:20
Finish the track with AI Mastering in the same session.
A co-producer. Not a vending machine.
One prompt, one output, start over. That's a slot machine, not a studio. Loudly works like a producer sitting next to you: it listens, suggests, generates and remembers where you were going.
prompt, render, forget, again
- ✕One shot, then it forgets the track
- ✕A miss means starting from nothing
- ✕Parameters and prompt syntax
idea, take, feedback, remix, master
- ✓Keeps the whole thread in context
- ✓Adjusts the take it just made
- ✓Plain language, nothing to configure
One conversation. An entire music system.
Co-Producer brings MCP, Loudly’s audio engine, multiple AI music models, and LLM intelligence into one coordinated creative workflow.
- 01 / Understand
LLM intelligence
Interprets your idea, carries the creative context, and helps decide the next useful step.
- 02 / Connect
MCP
Model Context Protocol connects the conversation to music tools through structured actions.
- 03 / Create
Multiple music models
Different generation strengths in one workflow, with the creative brief guiding the direction.
- 04 / Shape
Loudly’s audio engine
The production layer for turning decisions into sound: arrangement, processing, and refinement.
The breakthrough is how they work together.
Creative intent has to survive every handoff: from dialogue to a musical brief, from the brief to model and tool decisions, and from generated audio to the next refinement. Loudly brings those layers together so you can keep developing the music in one conversation.
Your AI actually listens.
Most AI music tools read your metadata. SongDNA analyses the audio itself, then feeds that analysis into every suggestion it makes. “Make it darker” means something specific when the AI knows exactly what it's making darker.
SongDNA readout
Bridge_v3.wav, 3:12
Section structure
Energy over time
One idea. 3 models.
Three models, three strengths: arranged instrumentals, songs with vocals, and textures. Rae picks the right one, or you compare them side by side.2
“Late-night neo-soul with a downtempo feel, around 94 BPM in F minor. Rhodes, sub bass and a vinyl drum kit.”
After Hours
- BPM
- 94
- Key
- F min
- Length
- 1:42
Night Shift
- BPM
- 96
- Key
- C min
- Length
- 1:45
Smoke Tint
- BPM
- 96
- Key
- B♭ maj
- Length
- 1:30
Press play to compare all three takes.
Your next track starts with a thought
Say what you’re hearing. Let’s make it real.
You don’t have to arrive with a perfect plan. The conversation is where the music begins.
Start with a mood or a reference…Open the AI Co-ProducerFrequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about the Loudly AI Co-Producer.
An AI co-producer is a music assistant you talk to instead of prompt. It listens to what you already have, suggests where to take it, generates the next version and keeps the context of everything said before. Loudly's co-producer runs idea, generation, feedback, remix and master inside one conversation.
A prompt box takes one instruction, renders one result and forgets it. If the result misses, you start again from nothing. A co-producer keeps the thread: you can say “darker, keep the vocal chop” and it adjusts the track it just made, because it still knows what that track is.
No. You can start from a mood, a reference or a single sentence. If you do have something – a loop, a demo, a finished mix – you can upload it, and SongDNA analyses the audio itself so the suggestions fit what you actually made.
Two. Every request returns two tracks from two different models, so you can compare interpretations of the same brief and keep the one that sounds closer to what you had in mind. The conversation then continues from whichever take you choose.
No. Your uploads and the tracks you create in a session are not used to train Loudly's models.
- 1The AI co-producer is a new Loudly feature. Availability and plan limits may change before and after launch.
- 2Session values, timings and analysis figures shown on this page are illustrative examples, not guaranteed results.