Project Genesis
Project Genesis
Write, arrange, mix and master — by hand, by asking, or both at once. Every note the AI writes lands in a piano roll you can edit. Nothing is locked away behind a prompt.
What's inside
Genesis borrows the parts of Ableton, FL Studio, Logic and Pro Tools that matter, and puts an AI next to them instead of in front of them.
Draw, drag, stretch. Multi-select, copy, paste, duplicate a bar with one key. Velocity by Alt-dragging, shown as brightness so you can read dynamics at a glance.
Write a loop once, place it anywhere. Change the pattern and every copy of it changes. That is how four bars becomes three minutes.
Gemini, Claude or ChatGPT — or a model that runs entirely offline on your own machine, with no account and no internet.
"Make the bass darker and slower to open." The AI moves the actual plugin parameters — the same knobs you'd turn yourself.
A step sequencer, a sampler that plays any audio file you give it, and a drum kit you can build from your own one-shots.
Nine effects per channel plus the master bus — EQ, compression, reverb, delay and more. Drive them by hand or ask for a mix.
Loads the instruments already on your machine and opens their own editor windows, exactly as any other DAW does.
A MIDI controller, your computer keyboard, or a microphone. Quantise it or keep your timing, mistakes and all.
Ask why a chord works or what a compressor does and get an answer in the app, in words that assume nothing.
Getting started
No installer wizard, no account, no licence server.
Put the folder anywhere you like — your Desktop is fine.
MainInstall.batIt sets up everything Genesis needs. Once, and it takes a few minutes.
Start.batThat's it. Press F1 inside Genesis for the guide, or
open GUIDE.html for the illustrated version.
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