[Editor’s note: BandLab Technologies and MusicTech are both part of the Caldecott Music Group.]

While BandLab already boasts a slew of AI features, from its Voice Cleaner to its AI FX Preset Generator, Palette comes as the perfect tool to help producers find complementary loops for their projects in a single click. All the tool needs is for a user to input their preferred key, genre, instrument and BPM – then Palette can get to work.

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In BandLab, you can use Palette by selecting it on the ‘New Track’ pop-up. There, you pick your your preferences, and Palette with generate two instruments in-line with your selections. Then you’ve got the option to bulk up your sound with up to three more instruments.

In terms of preferences, users are able to choose from a selection of 10 genres, spanning from pop, to R&B, to trap. Once that’s in place, paired with a user’s other BPM, key and instrumental selections, Palette is able to filter through BandLab’s Sound Library of 250,000 royalty-free samples.

If a user isn’t entirely satisfied with Palette’s offering of loops, they can tweak each track with a selection of sliders. You can also click to ‘Regenerate’ to find new loops, as well as delete any loop you don’t like. Then you’re left with a perfect, multi-layered “production ready” track to utilise in the studio.

For those keen to utilise Palette’s AI loop-matching, you’ll have to be a BandLab member. That’ll cost you $14.95 a month, and allow you to utilise the platform’s entire library of sounds and intelligent tools.

Elsewhere, BandLab has continued to back the growth and development of AI tools in music. Last July, BandLab Licensing started allowing creators to opt in to train AI models by marking a song as ‘open to AI licensing’.

For more information, head to BandLab.

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