NeuSynth is an AI instrument-stem generator designed to create new layers from audio supplied within a DAW. Producers can use up to 60 seconds of a track as Context, select one to six instrument layers, and generate four variation sets to audition alongside their original audio.
Each variation set contains a separate WAV file for every selected instrument, with the parts generated to work together. Users can compare the four sets, then drag individual tracks or a complete set into their session.
Generation Workflow
NeuSynth accepts clips dragged from a DAW as Context, with a preview available before generation. Users can guide the output through instrument categories, an audio reference or a text prompt. Context does not consume Generation Credits.
Key features include:
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Up to six instrument layers per generation.
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Four variation sets, each containing separate instrument WAVs.
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Auditioning of generated sets alongside the source Context.
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Drag-and-drop export of individual layers or complete sets.
The developer states that users retain rights to their uploaded music, projects are private by default, and users can opt out of AI model improvement without losing access to the plugin.
Pricing and Availability
NeuSynth offers a free trial and two monthly subscription plans. Currently it is Mac only with Windows listed as coming soon:
- Starter – $4.99/month with 150 Credits per Month.
- Creator – $9.99/month with 400 Credits per Month.
One credit covers one instrument variation of up to 30 seconds. Each Generate action returns four variations per instrument, so a single instrument at 30 seconds uses four credits. Longer requests are charged in additional started 30-second blocks.
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