Use the Store for licensed catalog, then jump into AI Studio when the brief needs a custom melody, voice, or alternate take.
Six lessons on the AI surfaces a composer can use today: stem split, search, mastering assist, transcript-to-MIDI.
Lifetime access. Project files included. Free on Pro and Studio.
Numbered in shooting order. The session file from each lesson sits next to the video in the player.
Stem split: when to trust it, when not
18 minCLIP-to-CLAP video-to-music search
16 minMastering Assistant: -14 LUFS target
14 minTranscript-to-MIDI for sketching
20 minAI in the search bar, not the brand
12 minWorkflow: keep the AI on the desk, not in the credits
18 minUse stem split for remix work without overstating what it can do.
Run a video-to-music search and read the BPM / mood results correctly.
Hit a -14 LUFS Spotify master with Mastering Assistant in under a minute.
Sketch a melody from a vocal memo with transcript-to-MIDI.
Keep AI on the desk and off the credits — when to disclose, when not to.
Twelve years on the score floor at Atomhawk before going independent in late 2023. Wrote ambient and drone material for two indie horror films and a Channel 4 docuseries on the North Sea. Tracks everything to a Universal Audio Apollo x8p and prints masters through a hardware Bricasti M7 in a 3.4m x 4.2m room above a pottery studio.
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Yes. AI tools for working composers ships the Cubase, Logic, or Ableton session used in the recording, plus the audio stems and any presets shown on screen.
Yes. Every course in the Learn catalog is included for Pro and Studio subscribers at no extra charge. Cancel anytime, keep the courses you started.
A current DAW (Cubase 13, Logic Pro 11, Ableton Live 12, FL Studio 21, Pro Tools Ultimate) and a pair of headphones. Plugin choices are spelled out per lesson; free alternatives are listed where they exist.
