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How to add an AI bass line to a song

Say “add a warm bass line” and where it should play. The bass follows your song’s chords and tempo, and arrives as its own stem, ready to mix.

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What it looks like in the chat

The audioworker chat answering: How to add an AI bass line to a song — “Add a warm bass line to the whole song.” → A warm bass line now plays through the whole beat, following its chords. It is in the player as AI bass. The audioworker chat answering: How to add an AI bass line to a song — “Add a warm bass line to the whole song.” → A warm bass line now plays through the whole beat, following its chords. It is in the player as AI bass.
The chat after “Add a warm bass line to the whole song.”

Step by step

  1. Open the track in the chat; it needs to be split.
  2. Say the kind of bass you want.
  3. Pick where it plays: where it fits best, the whole song, or your times.
  4. Confirm, then set its level.

Say it your way

  • Add a warm bass line to the whole song.

  • A funky bass in the chorus.

  • A simple bass under the bridge.

Good to know

If your track already has a bass, the old one stays: mute it to hear the new one alone, or keep both. Many home recordings have no real low end, and a bass part is often the biggest change.

Where it fits best means the chat reads the song’s sections and suggests the parts, with a reason for each.

Plan Studio: AI instrument parts use HD and AI minutes.

Try it on your own song.