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Build music like an engineer.

TuneFlow is the AI-powered DAW with 10+ built-in AI tools — Smart Composer, AI Drummer, voice cloning, ChatGPT lyrics, ultra-clean source separation, audio-to-MIDI. Web editor and desktop with full VST/AU plugin support and an open Python/TypeScript SDK.

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PROJECT TF-001 · SCHEMATIC v2.1
Signal flow · production
REV 2026.06
INPUT SMART COMPOSER OUTPUT AI DRUMMER A1 A2 B1
Tracks
12
AI Plugins
10+
Format
VST/AU
Status
READY
Workflow

Three blocks from silence to ship.

Sketch with AI. Refine like a producer. Export like an engineer.

STEP 01 / SKETCH

Generate the foundation.

Set a style and tempo, hit Smart Composer, and you get a full-length composition with melody and accompaniment laid out across MIDI tracks. Or upload audio and Smart Separator splits it into clean stems. Or hum into the mic and Audio Transcription converts it to MIDI notes. Any of those starts your sketch in under two minutes.

STEP 02 / REFINE

Produce with the AI rack.

Open the rest of the AI panel — Smart Drummer for beats, Voice Clone for vocals, ChatGPT Lyrics for words. Each tool integrates as a plugin on a real track, so you keep the DAW workflow you already know. Add your own VST/AU plugins, edit notes, mix in the same window.

STEP 03 / SHIP

Export and release.

Bounce the project to WAV, MP3 or stems for further work in Ableton, Logic, Pro Tools, FL Studio. Commercial licensing on the Pro tier means TuneFlow output is releasable. The plugin SDK is open source — if you want to extend the workflow with your own AI model, the GitHub is right there.

The killer feature

Ten AI tools, one open SDK.

Most AI music apps ship a fixed set of features and a closed model. TuneFlow ships its core AI features and the plugin system that built them. Python and TypeScript SDKs on GitHub mean any developer can integrate their own AI model — a custom drum generator, a niche genre composer, a specialized vocal effect — directly into the DAW's signal flow.

The honest read: this approach trades polish for openness. The built-in features are excellent but won't outshine specialized AI music apps on every single dimension. What you get instead is a DAW that grows with the ecosystem rather than locking you in.

SDK PUBLISHED · TUNEFLOW-PY (PYTHON) · TUNEFLOW (TYPESCRIPT) · GITHUB.COM/TUNEFLOW · DISCORD COMMUNITY · ACTIVE 2026
AI RACK · BUILT-IN
10+ TOOLS
  • Smart Composer01
  • AI Drummer02
  • Voice Clone03
  • ChatGPT Lyrics04
  • Source Separator05
  • Audio Transcription06
  • MIDI Generator07
  • Auto Mix Assistant08
  • + Community Plugins∞
Built for

Producers, devs, and the curious.

TuneFlow lands on multiple sides of the music-making spectrum at once.

P

Producers

The AI rack as a sketch accelerator. Generate the demo, then mix, edit and polish in a familiar DAW workflow.

C

Composers

Score work, jingles, library music. Smart Composer turns a brief into a usable draft in minutes, not hours.

D

Developers

The open SDK is the actual selling point. Train an AI model, wrap it in the plugin spec, ship to the community.

B

Beginners

The web editor is free. Smart Composer and Drummer lower the production floor enough to start without a tutorial marathon.

What's on the bench

The full AI rack, plus a real DAW.

Production-grade tools rebuilt around an AI-first plugin system.

Flagship

Smart Composer — full songs from a style brief.

Set genre, tempo and length. Smart Composer generates the full composition — main melody, accompaniment, bass line — and lays it out on MIDI tracks ready to edit. Unlike text-to-song generators, you get the underlying score, not a bounced audio file, so you can produce around it like any other DAW project.

AI Drummer

Pick a beat style, AI fills the drum track. Edit any hit, swap kits, automate Vocal Modes.

Voice Clone

Replicate your own voice — or any licensed voice — for singing or reading lyrics.

ChatGPT Lyrics

Topic + mood + length in, lyrics out. Iterate, rewrite, drop into the vocal track.

Source Separator

Split any mixed track into vocal, drums, bass and other stems with ultra-clean results.

Open

VST / VST3 / AU plugin support + open SDK.

TuneFlow Desktop runs your existing VST, VST3 and AU plugins natively. Beyond that, the platform has an open plugin spec — write your own TuneFlow plugin in Python or TypeScript using the SDK on GitHub. The AI features themselves are built on this same spec. Ecosystem, not walled garden.

Compared

Where TuneFlow wins. Where it doesn't.

AI music is splitting into three workflows. Pick by the one you actually need.

  TuneFlow Suno / Udio Ableton / Logic BandLab
Workflow AI DAW Text-to-song Pro DAW · manual Web DAW · social
AI song generator built-in Yes — Smart Composer Yes — flagship No Partial — SongStarter
Multi-track MIDI editing Yes No — audio only Yes — industry standard Yes
VST / VST3 / AU plugin support Yes — desktop No Yes — full ecosystem No
Open plugin SDK Yes — Python + TS No Max for Live / Scripter No
Voice clone built-in Yes Partial No No
Free tier Yes — web editor Limited free Paid only Yes — generous
Industry adoption Emerging Emerging Dominant — pro standard Mainstream
Community / tutorial volume Growing Growing Massive · 30+ years Large
Honest read: TuneFlow is the wrong tool if you want a one-prompt-to-finished-song workflow — Suno and Udio own that lane. It is also the wrong tool if you want decades of industry adoption, an army of tutorials and a massive third-party ecosystem — that is Ableton and Logic territory. TuneFlow's actual lane is a DAW with AI built in from day one, plus an open plugin SDK that no incumbent can match. Different products, different jobs.
From the workshop

What producers say after a project.

Including the ones still adjusting to AI-DAW thinking.

★★★★★

"I used Smart Composer to draft a 90-second library cue, refined for an hour, delivered. Workflow that used to take a full day. The AI is a sketch tool, the DAW is for finishing — exactly the split I needed."

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Naomi B.
Library composer, LA
★★★★★

"The Python SDK is the reason I switched. I trained a small lo-fi drum model, wrapped it in a TuneFlow plugin in a weekend, and now it sits next to Smart Drummer in the same panel. No other DAW lets you do that."

R
Ravi N.
ML engineer / producer
★★★★★

"AI tools are genuinely strong. But on complex compositions Smart Composer outputs feel formulaic — you'll spend real time editing. Treat AI as a draft assistant, not a finisher. Workflow needs DAW familiarity that beginners may not have."

M
Mateo F.
Producer, Buenos Aires
The story

A DAW for the AI era, built openly.

TuneFlow shipped with a thesis that was unusual at the time and obvious now: AI is going to change music production, and the question isn't whether AI features land inside a DAW — it's whether the DAW is built around them or grudgingly tacked them on. TuneFlow Inc. went with built-around. The Smart Composer, AI Drummer, Voice Clone, Source Separator and the rest were not bolt-ons; they were the first plugins on a plugin system that ships open source.

That openness is the second part of the bet. The Python SDK and the TypeScript SDK are public on GitHub. Anyone who can train a model can ship a plugin to the community. The platform documents the spec — plugin authors only care about modifying the song's data model, the DAW handles the rest. The AI features TuneFlow ships are themselves plugins written against the same spec.

The honest trade-offs are sitting in plain sight. The platform is young compared with Ableton or Logic. Tutorials are fewer, the industry-adoption story is still emerging, and the polish on complex AI generations can still feel formulaic. The web editor is intentionally less capable than the desktop, which is the right call but does require an upgrade for serious work.

None of that dents the core thing. If you want a DAW that ships its AI tools without locking them in, with an SDK that lets you extend the workflow yourself — there is no other major option in this lane.

FAQ

Real questions, real answers.

What you wanted to know before downloading the desktop.

What exactly is TuneFlow?
TuneFlow is an AI-powered Digital Audio Workstation built by TuneFlow Inc. It combines a full traditional DAW — multi-track recording, MIDI editing, mixing, plugin support — with more than ten built-in AI features that accelerate every stage of music production. It runs as a free web editor for core features and as a desktop application on macOS and Windows for the advanced workflow. There is also an open Python and TypeScript SDK on GitHub so developers can write their own plugins.
How does Smart Composer work?
You set a style preference and tempo, hit generate, and Smart Composer produces a full-length composition with a main melody and accompaniment tracks already mapped onto MIDI in your project. The tracks are fully editable — change notes, swap instruments, add your own parts on top. This is the workflow difference from text-to-song generators like Suno: Smart Composer hands you the underlying score, not a bounced audio file, so you can produce around it like any other DAW project.
Is the voice cloning ethical and safe?
Voice Clone is a powerful tool with responsibilities attached. TuneFlow lets you clone your own voice or voices you have permission to use. For commercial release the recommendation is the same as for any voice work: secure the rights to the source voice in writing. Data privacy applies: source audio you upload for cloning is processed under the platform's terms. If you are uncomfortable with cloud-side voice processing for sensitive material, use the desktop application where more of the workflow runs locally.
Web editor or desktop — what's the difference?
The web editor runs in any modern browser at no cost and covers the core DAW workflow plus essential AI features. The desktop application — macOS and Windows — unlocks the full toolset: VST, VST3 and AU plugin support, the most advanced AI features at full quality, deeper MIDI editing, and offline work. The recommended path is to start in the web editor to learn the workflow, then upgrade to desktop when you need plugins or production-grade output.
What plugin formats does TuneFlow support?
TuneFlow Desktop supports VST, VST3 and AU plugins on macOS and Windows, so the synths, samplers and effects you already own work natively inside a project. Beyond third-party plugins, TuneFlow has its own plugin system — the open-source SDK on GitHub — where any developer can write a TuneFlow plugin in Python or TypeScript. The system is designed so plugin authors only care about modifying the song's data model; the DAW applies the changes automatically. This is how the AI features themselves are built.
Can I use TuneFlow output commercially?
Yes. Music produced in TuneFlow — including tracks made with AI features like Smart Composer and Smart Drummer — can be released and monetized under the paid Pro tier. The current legal landscape around purely-AI-generated music varies by jurisdiction, so the safe path is the same as with other AI music tools: combine AI-generated material with substantial human editing, performance or arrangement so the final work carries human creative input. Check the current usage terms inside the app before any major-label release.
How does TuneFlow compare to Suno or Ableton Live?
Suno is a text-to-song generator: type a prompt, get a finished audio track. TuneFlow is a DAW that includes AI generation — closer to Ableton or Logic in workflow but with AI tools baked in. Compared with Ableton Live or Logic Pro, TuneFlow has fewer mature features, smaller plugin ecosystem and no decades-long industry adoption, but it is the only major DAW with this depth of integrated AI from day one. Pick by the workflow: prompt-to-song → Suno; full DAW with AI helpers → TuneFlow; established industry standard → Ableton or Logic.
Do I need to know how to use a DAW already?
It helps. TuneFlow has its own learning curve — multi-track editing, MIDI, mixing concepts — that is a real obstacle for someone who has never touched a DAW. The AI features lower the production floor significantly: you can sketch an entire song in fifteen minutes with Smart Composer where it would take hours from scratch. But you still need the basic DAW vocabulary to take it from sketch to finished track. Beginners should expect a real ramp-up; experienced DAW users will feel at home faster.
What are the honest limitations?
Three honest ones. First, AI-generated melodies sometimes feel generic on complex compositions; the tools shine on sketches and supporting parts more than on showpiece lead lines. Second, the platform is younger than Ableton, Logic and FL Studio — fewer tutorials, smaller community, less industry adoption. Third, the web editor is intentionally limited compared with desktop. Pick desktop if you want the full toolkit, and treat AI output as a strong starting point you'll refine, not a final master.
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