Orb Plugins

The chord module builds progressions and single chords from a key, a scale and a style setting. You can generate a whole sequence in one go or ask for one chord at a time, which suits producers who already know the sound they want. Every result stays editable in the piano roll.

Three separate modules read the chord track and write parts that stay in key. The melody engine works as an AI melody generator and aims for singable lines, the bass engine acts as a bassline generator that follows roots and passing notes, and the arpeggio plugin repeats chord tones in a set pattern. Each module has its own density and rhythm controls.

Generated parts arrive as MIDI, so nothing is locked. You can open the piano roll inside the plugin, move notes, shorten them or delete the ones you don't want, then drag the pattern straight onto a DAW track. That last step is what makes the suite usable in a normal workflow.

The suite can hold several musical ideas as scenes and then arrange them into a longer structure. Producers who write in sections use this to try an intro, verse and chorus without starting a new project each time. It's a sketch pad for song form, not a full arranger.

A wavetable synth ships with the suite, with presets grouped into bass, keys, lead and pad categories. You can audition a generated part without opening a separate instrument, which keeps the writing session moving. The sounds are serviceable for demos rather than final production.

The plugin syncs to your project tempo, and modifiers shape how mechanical the output sounds. Polyphony, humanization and chord strum controls let you loosen timing or thicken a chord without rewriting it. Small changes here separate a stiff pattern from one that sits in a track.