Build around your own audio: CoProducer chops, re-voices or transcribes it
Build around your audio, live on 23 August 2026, lets CoProducer, your personal music producer, start from your own sound. Drop a loop, a voice memo or a demo into Veena and CoProducer chops it into a new groove, re-voices it as another instrument or turns it into MIDI you can edit, then builds the rest of the song around it. The release also added the song-section ribbon and more free daily requests.
What's new: build around your audio
Give CoProducer a recording by dragging its clip into the CoProducer panel, or just name it in your request. Then ask for one of three moves:
| Ask for | What CoProducer does |
|---|---|
| Chop it | Slices the recording into pieces and rearranges them into a new groove on the timeline |
| Re-voice it | Tunes the take to the project's key, then plays it back as another instrument: "make my humming a saxophone". About 12 seconds per run |
| Turn it into MIDI | Transcribes the melody in your browser, places an editable MIDI part on a new track and mutes the original. Works on humming too |
Whichever you choose, CoProducer then builds drums, bass, chords and melody around the result, and every part lands as a real track you can edit.
The song-section ribbon. A strip under the ruler names your song's sections, such as intro, verse, chorus and bridge. Add, rename or delete them there, and CoProducer reads the same sections when you ask for "a bigger second chorus".
More free requests. The free plan's daily CoProducer allowance went up.
Why it matters
In Veena's own data, about 1 in 4 first requests refer to the user's own audio: a recording, a demo, a loop or a voice memo. Musicians arrive with a sound already in their head or on their phone. This release makes that sound the start of the song, rather than something to describe from memory.
Try it
- Record a take with the record button, or drag a voice memo onto the timeline.
- Drag the clip into the CoProducer panel to give it as context.
- Paste the prompt below, then swap the saxophone for any instrument you like.
Since this release, imported loops keep their real tempo and new parts follow your recording's phrasing. For the full voice workflow, see voice to instrument and recording audio and MIDI. Every release is in what's new in Veena, and every feature in the Veena help centre.
Try this in Veena
Build a song around my voice memo: match its tempo, turn my humming into a saxophone line, and add Jazz kit drums, Upright Piano chords and an Acoustic Bass that follow my phrasing.
Frequently asked questions
Can CoProducer build a song around my own recording?
Yes. Veena is an AI DAW with a personal music producer built in. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you — beats, chords, melody, arrangement and mix — as real tracks you can edit, mix and export. Free, in your browser. Drop in a loop, demo or voice memo and CoProducer builds every new part around it.
Can Veena turn my humming into an instrument?
Yes. Hum or sing a melody into Veena, then ask CoProducer to "make my humming a saxophone", or any instrument. It tunes the take to the project's key and re-voices it in about 12 seconds. Or ask it to turn the humming into MIDI: an editable part lands on a new track, ready for any of Veena's 61 instrument presets.
What is the song-section ribbon in Veena?
It is the strip under Veena's ruler that names your song's sections, such as intro, verse, chorus and bridge. Add, rename or delete sections there. CoProducer reads the same sections, so a request like "add a build before the chorus" lands where you mean. It has been in every Veena project since 23 August 2026.
Meet your personal music producer
Free, in your browser. Describe the song you want and CoProducer builds it with you.
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