Record vocal takes
Layer up to six humming or singing parts. Each take stays editable.
SoundLoom
Sound-to-music studio
Voice-to-MIDI studio
Record one solo vocal part at a time. SoundLoom keeps the notes and rhythm you performed, then turns each take into a playable MIDI track without carrying the original background audio into it.
Layer up to six humming or singing parts. Each take stays editable.
Pitch, onset, duration, and dynamics become clean note events.
Assign melody, harmony, bass, or rhythm, then play and export the arrangement.
SoundLoom
Record up to six vocal parts. SoundLoom keeps your melody and timing, converts each take to MIDI, and assigns an instrument role.
Start with the melody, then add harmony, bass, or a vocal rhythm. Stable vocal notes become MIDI; background sound does not enter the arrangement.
Add vocal takes and SoundLoom will assign melody, harmony, bass, and rhythm roles.
SoundLoom detects pitch, note starts, duration, and dynamics before assigning an instrument.
SoundLoom suggests what to add next so the track feels more musical.
Sound library
Preview focused sounds, then bring the character you want into the studio.
Soft air and distant paper movement.
Fine rain with a broad stereo wash.
Rail pulse, platform air, and soft movement.
Dry hand percussion with a steady pocket.
Wordless voices with a human edge.
Restrained analog grain for quiet depth.
Community
Birthday Gift
Translation
Use Cases
Turn airport announcements, waves, street traffic, and humming into a travel theme.
Shouts, laughs, singing, and table taps become a shared groove.
Buses, subways, coffee machines, and rain become beats, beds, and space.
FAQ
SoundLoom is a browser-based AI music creation tool that turns humming, voice notes, claps, and everyday recordings into arranged music.
Record or upload humming, speech, singing, hand claps, street noise, rain, waves, transit sounds, and other field recordings.
No. SoundLoom suggests musical roles and arranges your clips through a guided browser workflow.
Yes. Export the resulting audio as a WAV file directly from the browser.
Creation guides
Learn how SoundLoom turns recordings into an arranged track without a traditional production setup.
Capture a melody by humming, then build rhythm, texture, bass, and space around the idea.
Use speech, singing, whispers, and voice notes as raw material for a browser-based arrangement.
Turn rain, streets, transit, voices, and natural ambience into rhythm, texture, melody, and space.
Combine humming and voice messages into a birthday song that can be scheduled, played, kept, or gifted forward.
Privacy
Recording, importing, slicing, mixing, history, and the gallery prototype run from the browser-first experience.
Email login, publishing, likes, and comments are connected to the current serverless backend for the public demo.