I built VoxturaAI because I was tired of staring at empty projects. Most AI music tools were going in a direction that didn’t really help my workflow — they tried to generate full songs, full mixes, or finished audio. Cool demos, but not useful if you actually produce music and want control inside your DAW. What I wanted was simpler: Tools that help you start faster. Chord progressions when you’re stuck. Melodies you can build on. Sounds you can design and tweak. Everything exportable as MIDI or audio so you can finish the track yourself. So VoxturaAI started as a small side project — just a basic chord generator I hacked together over a weekend. It worked, but it was isolated. You’d generate chords… then leave to go design sounds somewhere else… then come back to write melodies. While building it, the idea evolved: Why not hear melodies against the progression instantly? Why not design the synth patch in the same workspace? Why not let producers play it with their MIDI controller? That’s how the mono synth and tooling layer came in. It stopped being just “AI generation” and started feeling more like a creative workstation — focused on building blocks instead of finished songs. The goal was never to replace producers. It was to remove friction at the start of the process — when ideas are fragile and momentum matters most. If VoxturaAI helps someone get past the blank-project phase and into an actual track faster, it’s doing its job.

VoxturaAI

AI tools for music creation

AI tools for music creation