BPM and key lock
Build tracks that beatmatch and harmonically mix in a set.
AI Music Genre
AI EDM Generator - Create Electronic Dance Music in Seconds
Create a full electronic arrangement with the leads, basslines, drums, risers, build, drop, and outro a dance-floor track needs. Lock BPM and key before you start, then make exports that fit cleanly into a DJ set.
How it works
From a prompt to a finished track
- 1Set the scene with a style, energy level, BPM, and key.
- 2Choose progressive house, techno, trap, future bass, or trance.
- 3Generate the arrangement and refine individual sections such as the drop.
Prompt ideas
Start with a sound you can hear
Built for your sound
Controls that keep the creative choices in your hands
Full EDM structure
Arrange intros, builds, drops, and outros automatically.
Production controls
Tune drum patterns, bass weight, and drop energy without rebuilding the song.
What an AI EDM Generator Actually Does
An AI EDM generator is a production engine that writes the musical elements a track needs — leads, stabs, basslines, drums, and risers — and arranges them into the intro, build, drop, and outro structure that makes electronic music work on a dance floor. Ailume treats tempo and key as first-class controls: lock your BPM and tuning, and every exported track mixes cleanly into a set. Progressive house sits around 124-130 BPM, techno at 130-140, trap near 140 with a half-time feel, and future bass at 140-150 — the engine adjusts the drum pattern, bassline, and energy to match each convention, then gives you the controls to reshape the drop, the drums, and the bass until it hits the way you want. The structure, the tempo, and the key are all yours to set before a single note is generated — you spend your time deciding what the track should be, not rebuilding what the engine chose.
Built and refined by the musicians and audio engineers on the Ailume team, who check every drop against club and festival systems.
The Parameters You Control
- BPM: set any tempo, with presets for house, techno, trap, and future bass.
- Key and scale: lock the tuning so tracks sit harmonically together in a set.
- Structure: intro, build, drop, and outro arranged automatically, with sections you can regenerate individually.
- Drum layer: kick, hi-hats, and claps you can re-pattern without touching the melody.
- Bassline: roll off or push the sub so the drop hits the way you want.
These are the same levers a producer pulls in a DAW — exposed here as controls instead of plugins.
Subgenre Comparison
| Style | BPM | Signature Sound |
|---|---|---|
| Progressive House | 124-130 | Big builds, euphoric drops, four-on-the-floor kick |
| Techno | 130-140 | Hypnotic repetition, industrial textures, driving groove |
| Trap | ~140 (half-time) | Rolling 808 bass, crisp hi-hats |
| Future Bass | 140-150 | Bright chord stabs, emotional sustained drops |
| Trance | 138-142 | Long buildups, soaring melodies |
Pick a subgenre and the engine adjusts the drum pattern, bassline, and energy to match its technical conventions.
How to Create an EDM Track
- Step 1. Set the scene. Try "festival-ready progressive house with big synth drops at 128 BPM."
- Step 2. Lock the parameters. Choose BPM, key, and subgenre before generating.
- Step 3. Generate, re-shape, and export. The engine builds the full arrangement, then you swap the drop, adjust the drums, and export a mix-ready WAV or MP3.
Ten ideas before dinner is realistic — generate, judge the drop, and keep the ones that hit.
Try These EDM Prompts
Load a scene — these presets open straight in the Ailume studio.
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Start Creating
Turn the speakers up. Start creating free and drop your first festival-ready track today.