Amadeus Code Lets Songwriters Get Crazy Rhythm Thanks to New Beats Update
Rhythmic patterns often define musical genres, from hip hop to disco. Amadeus Code, the AI-powered songwriting assistant, is rolling out the Beats update, several rhythmic options to underpin its melodies, basslines, and chord progressions, giving music makers yet another layer of potential inspiration.
“A quick YouTube search for covers of your favorite song will show you two things. One, that a powerful song transcends genre. Many songs are genre agnostic and can work in a bunch of musical styles. Two, that these styles revolve around rhythms and sound design that define them.”
Co-founder COO, Taishi Fukuyama
New Beats Update Adds Drums
Amadeus Code users will now have a chance to experiment with Beats, thanks to a new audio channel that incorporates rhythmic ideas into the AI’s already robust melodic elements. Users can select one of four popular defined Beats–urban pop/mellow, urban pop/uplifting, chill disco, and hip hop–or just leave things in the more open-ended Songwriter Mode.
From there, they can head to the Discover Library section, find a chord progression they like, and let Amadeus Code generate a new melody on top of it. The resulting sketch can be exported to a DAW via MIDI, for further exploration and arrangement.
Playing with genre
“Rather than just collaborating with the app to discover new topline melody ideas without any rhythmic information, we have added a simple way for users to apply popular genre styles to the in-app creations to fast track inspiration according to the selected Beat type,” says Fukuyama. “Hardcore genre-defying users can continue to use the app without any rhythm in Songwriting Mode.”
By expanding the ways users can interact with AI melodies, Amadeus Code lets musicians, producers, and music lovers remain flexible and use the app in ways that mesh with their creative process. This flexibility enables experimentation and the creation of new genre-bending work.
Download or update the app to try the new Style features in Amadeus Code.
