AutoBeat for Windows (VST3)

Description

AutoBeat is a 12-track MIDI beat generator plugin that leverages the power of AI to generate unlimited beats in various styles, from hip-hop to techno. The workflow is simple: choose your parameters, click the generate button, edit, and use, or clear, and start again. And again. And again.

Features

– Unlimited on-device AI beat generation, no internet connection or any subscription or credit purchase required

• Unlimited on-device AI beat generation, no internet connection or any subscription or credit purchase required
• Generate a complete beat set (up to 16 beats) or a single beat on demand
• Choose from multiple musical styles, including random and mixed-style beats
• Fine-tune generation with parameters such as Density, Tension, and Variance
• Song-structure-aware multiple beat generation (beat set): intro, verse, chorus, etc.
• Lock and regenerate only parts of a beat set while preserving others
• 12-track beat editor with step, velocity, ratchet, and timing offset controls
• MIDI note mapping per beat pad and per track, fully customizable
• Real-time MIDI input: trigger beats or play tracks via MIDI notes
• Copy, paste, and clear individual beats or bars
• Individual mute, solo, and track-select buttons for focused editing
• Built-in randomiser to create beat variations instantly
• Drag-and-drop export of beats as MIDI clips directly into your DAW
• Supports VST3 and AU plugin formats (macOS and Windows)
• Lightweight and intuitive interface
• MIDI-only plugin: route to any drum machine, sampler, or instrument

Trial version

If you want to try AutoBeat, you can download a 14-day, fully functional trial version.

System requirements

• Windows 10 (Build 1909 and later), Windows 11
• Intel® Core™ i5 processor or an AMD multi-core processor
• 8 GB RAM
• 1 GB disk space recommended
• Internet connection (only for activation)

Notice

AutoBeat is a MIDI plugin. That means two things:

• It needs a suitable host to work, such as Logic Pro or Ableton Live
• It does not produce sound on its own; it has to be connected to an audio source that has a MIDI input, such as a drum machine plugin. For a detailed description of how to do it in your favorite DAW, have a look here.