Everyone wants to be a sound engineer, DJ, or the next big hip-hop superstar—but no one has the money to afford the studio tools to launch their career.
That was until the AI era dawned upon us.
AI is here and ChatGPT showed us what’s possible with this kind of tech. What started as a tool for writing school papers and helping with projects spawned into a whole new category of productivity tools in almost any sector you can think of—and that includes music editing and studio production software.
You don’t have to learn to use complicated editing tools to create great music anymore.
Now, AI can do that for you, with results that will simply shock you. We’re about to prove that to you right now and show you what the next-gen AI music editing platform, SOUNDRAW, is capable of.
SOUNDRAW – License-free AI-generated Beats and AI-Powered Editing Studio
First, let’s get the licensing issues out of the way. Everything SOUNDRAW produces is license-free, and there are no royalties due to anyone, even if your song goes viral and you make millions. There are some limitations on using it to create entire tracks to publish and monetize (lo-fi is a common category where licensing is a problem), but basically everything else is license and royalty free.
But since we’re showcasing the editing prowess of SOUNDRAW here, we won’t get into that side of using the tool right now. For the purposes of this post, were looking at using it to edit tracks and samples, and you likely won’t have any licensing roadblocks when using anything you create on SOUNDRAW on platforms like YouTube, Spotify, and social media.
So, with the legal stuff out of the way, let’s move on to showcasing the ending features of SOUNDRAW and what you can do with this nifty AI tool.
Exploring SOUNDRAW Editing Features
With the “Creator” subscription, there’s no option to upload your own music to SOUNDRAW, you only have the option of editing the music it creates using the local interface. What’s super impressive is that the original music generated by just a few clicks is so impressive compared to other platforms.
The key difference between SOUNDRAW and its competitors is that it doesn’t rely on prompts to create the music. You click a few buttons and that’s all it takes to get things rolling. Before you know it, you have a license-free track in any genre you can imagine.
The editing interface is just as simple to use. It’s a button interface and you don’t feel like you need a sound-engineering degree to work it. Just click to make your edits, preview the file, refine and adjust, preview and download when you’re finished with it.
Step-by-Step Editing Techniques for SOUNDRAW AI-Generated Music
So, let’s get into how to use the platform. This step-by-step guide walks you through all four phases of using SOUNDRAW, from generating your track to editing and refining it with a professional polish.
Phase #1 – Creating the Base Track
Step #1: Open SOUNDRAW on Your Desktop or Phone
SOUNDRAW is available for desktop or mobile, navigate to the homepage. You can experiment with the tool without registering an account or subscribing to the platform.
Step #2: Register an Account and Subscribe
If you want to download your track at the end of this process, you’ll need to register an account and create a subscription. Google Sign In makes it easy to complete this process. There’s always the option of trying out the tool without registering an account.
Step #3: Hit the “Generate Music” Tab
Hit the “Generate Music” tab on the homepage and you’ll enter the music generation tool interface.
Step #4: Choose Track Length and Tempo
Start by selecting the track length (from 10 secs to 5 mins), and the tempo (BPM) of your song.
Step #5: Select Your Genre
Choose the genre from one of the many thumbnails listed.
Phase #2 – First Studio Edit
Step #6: Refine Your Genre
The second phase is where things get interesting. You’ll complete the basic editing on the track using the “Genre,” “Mood,” “Theme,” “Tempo,” and “Instruments” tabs on the top ribbon. The release of SOUNDRAW V2 means you can add additional sub-genres to your track to really refine your sound.
Step #7: Set the Mood and Tempo
The Mood tab allow you to change how the track feels. For instance, you can make it feel dark—or euphoric—it all depends on your goals.
Step #8: Add Instruments
Then you have the option of adding additional sound elements like guitars and even ethnic instruments into your track to really personalize it to your project requirements.
Phase #3 – Advanced Studio Edit with Mixer Tools
Step #9: Adjusting the Mixer Settings
Now, this is where SOUNDRAW shines. The post-production phase and editing tools in this platform are super easy to use. Below the tracks the platform generates as per your instructions, you’ll see the “Mixer.”
The Mixer covers five elements of the AI-generated music—the melody, backing music, bass, drum, and fills. You’ll see the blocks represent each phase of the track, and the options from “Quiet” to “Extreme” govern the pace of the track and its impact.
Click on each element in each section of the track and adjust it to your needs. It’s so simple to use you’ll feel like an AI master after a few minutes of playing around with the platform. There is no other AI-based editing tool offering this much utility with such a clean UX, SOUNDRAW really takes it home with their approach to user simplicity.
Step #10: Adding or Removing Fills
The fills are the transactions between the sections of the track. You have the option to add or remove them to change the effect and impact of the other elements. For instance, you might leave out a fill when a bassline drops to give the bass more impact. Or you could add it to smooth transitions between quiet and extreme sections in the track.
Phase #4 – Final Professional Polish
Step #11: Changing Key and Adjusting Volume Elements
When you’re satisfied with your results in the Mixer, it’s time to move on to finishing the project. The final touches can make a big difference on the result. Below the mixer you’ll see another ribbon with tabs for adjusting the length of each section you just edited. You can also change the BPM to alter the tempo, add or remove instruments, and change the key of the track.
The most interesting feature in this section is the “Volume” tab, which allows you to adjust each element of the track independently. For instance, you can turn the bass up or down without affecting the drums or melody. SOUNDRAWs level of customization across so many song elements makes it a real innovator in the space of AI editing tools.
Step #12: Download or Share
If you’ve registered an account, you can hit the download icon on the right of the screen and store the track on your desktop or mobile device. If you haven’t registered an account, you’ll need to do that now, and create a subscription.
There’s also the option to click the share icon. The system auto-generates a link you can share on your social media profiles or in your blog.
Try SOUNDRAW for Free and Get a Professional Studio-Quality AI Experience
If you want to create and edit AI beats on SOUNDRAW, you can get started right now and have your first production ready to go in a matter of minutes. Follow our guide and you’ll be a master AI editor in no time, with the tools you need to get more out of your music career—without breaking the bank on costly software.
SOUNDRAW gives you the option to create license-free music and use its editing tools, but to get the most out of it, you’ll need a subscription. Take a Creator subscription for $12.99 per month and get unlimited downloads for all the music you create and edit on the platform.
SOUNDRAW offer the “Artist” subscription package for those who want to up their AI production game to the next level and use it to create full-length music productions. You can get access to the Artist subscription starting at $25.99 for the Starter, $38.99 for the Pro, and $64.99 monthly for the Ultimate tier. You get to upload your own instrumentals and vocals with all STEMs and distribution rights included so you can monetize your work with no restrictions.
So, check it out, make and edit a few tunes, and see if SOUNDRAW is the right fit for your music career.