AI Stem Generator Plugin

NeuSynth generates new instrument layers from a section of music you choose inside your DAW.

No. NeuSynth generates new instrument layers from musical context; it does not extract existing parts of a finished mix.

Context is the section of your track NeuSynth uses to guide generation. You can select up to 60 seconds.

One of the alternative groups of generated tracks, you get four per Generate. Each set holds one WAV per selected instrument, and the tracks inside a set are designed to work together.

1 Credit = one instrument at one variation, up to 30 seconds. Every Generate returns four variations, so one instrument costs 4 credits at 30 seconds, and each further 30 seconds adds the same again.

No. Context and uploaded Audio References are not charged.

Not yet. The MVP works on one selected section at a time.

You can confirm between 1 and 6 output targets per Generate action.

Yes. Add individual WAV tracks or a complete Variation Set.

Instrument Category picks instruments. Audio Reference uses a sound as direction. Text Prompt describes the layer in your own words.

VST3 for macOS and Windows, and AU for macOS.

NeuSynth currently supports Ableton Live, Cubase, FL Studio, and Fender Studio. Other compatible VST3 and AU hosts have not yet been fully verified.

NeuSynth retries automatically. If a target still fails, the credit is returned.

No. Subscription credits reset to your plan amount at each renewal and do not carry over.

Yes. Top-up credits expire one year after purchase and remain usable even if you cancel your subscription.

Extra credits subscribers receive on top of a top-up they buy. Starter adds 20 to 40 and Creator adds 40 to 120, depending on the top-up. They expire 30 days after they are granted.

The credits closest to expiring are used first. If two expire at the same time, bonus credits go first, then subscription, then welcome, then top-up.

Yes. Top-ups can be bought at any time, with or without a subscription. Subscribers also receive bonus credits on top of the amount they buy.

Both upgrades and downgrades take effect immediately. You’ll be charged the full price of the new plan and receive its subscription credits right away. Any unused credits from your previous plan will remain available until their original expiration date.

Our training approach includes licensed music from data providers and music contributed by producers under applicable agreements. Eligible account data may also help improve NeuSynth when Product Improvement participation is active.

We work with music-data providers and contributors through licensing and compensation arrangements. The terms depend on the source and agreement.

Yes. You keep the rights you already hold in the audio, recordings and original material you upload.

Yes. Your uploaded audio and generated results are private by default and aren't made available to other NeuSynth users.

Yes. When Product Improvement is active, eligible audio, prompts and results may help improve NeuSynth through automated processes. You can opt out anytime without losing access. Participation may be enabled by default where legally permitted. Where consent is required, we'll ask first. Opt out through an available setting or email cs@neutune.com.

Yes. Outputs created entirely with paid-source credits can be used in commercial music releases, videos, games and client projects, subject to our Terms. Outputs made with free Welcome Credits are for non-commercial use.

Yes. Rights already granted for eligible Paid Outputs continue after your subscription ends.

No. We don't sell Product Improvement Data or allow unrelated companies to use it to train their own AI models.

Yes. Add music you own or have the necessary rights or permission to use as Context or Audio References.

WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC, AIFF, OGG, AAC and OPUS.

Files are stored securely and are private to your account by default.

Uploaded Context and reference files are kept only as long as needed to run the generation, any history feature you use, or Product Improvement while it is active. The Privacy Policy sets out the full retention terms.