New York, NY—Music creation platform Splice has launched Splice Create, a new music studio designed to help people turn ideas into tracks while developing their music production skills.
Built on Splice’s extensive library of more than 3 million human-made, fully licensed sounds and samples, Create brings together the tools to make music with an agentic experience that helps people find sounds, experiment with new techniques and explore ideas. Artists can make music on Create and retain ownership of their original creations.
Create is controllable by voice or text, enabling the use of natural language to group drums, apply effects and handle repetitive tasks that normally break the creative flow. Enable Point Mode and an interactive pointer will walk through the interface and teach creators new production techniques to add to their toolkit step-by-step.
Create taps into the full breadth of Splice’s platform, including an extensive catalog of royalty-free sounds and samples, virtual instruments from Splice Instrument, native integrations with VSTs, and the option to export audio for use with other DAWs. As with other Splice tools that leverage AI, Create conforms to the company’s AI guidelines and principles.
“Most music tools either make the song for you, or assume you already know how to do everything. Create is different—it’s a music creation studio that helps you make the music you want,” said Kakul Srivastava, Splice CEO. “We’re clearing a path so that anyone who has felt the pull to make music, but has felt blocked by the process, can get started and share their unique stories with the world through song.”
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Create was designed to fuel the creative process and put artists at the center of the experience. “I’d been messing with Innocent Smile for years, added a break beat from Splice, and it came alive,” said Grammy-nominated MC and producer Skepta, who won the UK’s Mercury Prize with an album he self-released. “Create gives people just starting out that same feeling, and you pick up how it works as you go,”.
Create is now available in beta as a Mac app at launch, and free to get started.
