We just dropped a massive update for Orchestria, completely shifting from just an instrumentation studio to a full-scale AI music engine. You can now generate radio-ready tracks featuring highly realistic, professional vocal chains alongside top-tier musical compositions. But we re still staying true to our core mission: zero black boxes. Instead of getting a locked, flat audio file, you still get full control over individual stems and raw MIDI. Whether you want to drop studio-grade vocals, conduct specific instrument lanes with text, or export the MIDI straight into your DAW, the new pipeline delivers pristine audio fidelity without stripping away your control as a producer.

Hey everyone,

We ve just rolled out Orchestria 2.0

This is not a cosmetic update it s a direct response to your feedback.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I'm the co-founder of Orchestria. While Batu is managing the main launch discussion, I wanted to open a highly technical thread with the engineers, builders, and music producers here regarding our architectural approach.

When we looked at the current generative music space (Suno, Udio, etc.), we realized they all hit the exact same brick wall: they treat music like pixels, rendering a single, uneditable stereo file.
We knew that for real studio production, this is a dead-end. Creators don't want a final master; they want modular components.

To fix this, we avoided standard prompt-to-audio wrappers entirely. Instead, we built an agentic audio pipeline that spins up real, professional-grade, headless VST instruments (like Vital and Surge XT) directly inside our production servers.

• The Multi-Agent Orchestration

  To get the most out of Orchestria, it helps to understand how the platform translates your natural language inputs into musical structures. Unlike typical AI generators that analyze your prompt to synthesize a single audio block, Orchestria uses a multi-agent framework to break down your request. The Conductor agent reads your prompt to determine musical parameters like tempo, key signature, and genre, while subsequent agents program drums, compose melodies, and mix the track using virtual instruments. Writing a good prompt is simply a matter of feeding these agents the right details.

• Defining Key, Tempo, and Energy

  You can control the technical foundations of your track by specifying the tempo, key, and style. If you want a specific BPM or scale, such as 140 BPM in F minor, you can state it directly. If left unspecified, the Conductor will infer these based on the emotional cues in your prompt. For example, keywords like melancholy, dark, or emotional will automatically target slower tempos between 60 and 100 BPM, whereas terms like banger, hype, or club will push the tempo into faster ranges and request aggressive drum patterns.

• Routing High-End VST Instruments

  Orchestria allows you to route specific software instruments to different layers of your song. By default, the system uses Pianoteq 9 for primary melodies to ensure realistic, dynamic keyboard performances. You can request background synthesizers by naming them or describing their character. For instance, asking for analog synth layers routes background pads to Diva, specifying FM keys or bells triggers Dexed, and asking for modern texture pads routes them to Surge XT. For the low-end, requesting sub-bass or 808s will route the bassline to Vital.

• Customizing Mix Presets and Automation

  You can describe the sonic character of your mix to control the dynamic FX rack. Using terms like clean, energetic, dark, or warm vintage will load matching EQ, saturation, and reverb presets. You can also prompt for filter movements, such as asking for a filter sweep on the intro or an automation swell on the drop.

• Exporting Your Stems

  Once the system finishes rendering, you receive the full track along with sample-accurate, individual stems in professional WAV or MIDI formats. This gives you complete freedom to mix, arrange, and edit the project in your own DAW.

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Hey everyone!

We ve all seen the incredible rise of AI music generators over the past year. Platforms like Suno and Udio make it incredibly easy for anyone to type a prompt and instantly get a full-length, finished song. It s amazing technology, but it got us thinking from a producer's perspective: