Project Editor
Top Panel - Project Navigation (Orange), Theme Search (Pink), Theme Window (purple), Player Control window (Blue), Playlist Window (Green), Track Searcg (Yellow)
Project Navigation Bar 1
Use the Project Navigation Bar to:
- Navigate between different pages.
- Handle Editor Windows
- Create Project Sections
- See Project Price Estimation
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Themes Panel 2
Use the Themes Panel to:
- Search for new Themes, and organize your project's existing collection of Themes.
- Filter by Genre, Mood, or theme type (i.e., Reactional Theme vs Reactional Stingers).
- Explore audio previews and metadata for each theme.
- Load a specific Theme into the active Project Section.
Loaded themes display their macro parameters (Energy, Density, Tension, Autonomy, Track), parts, stingers and motifs in the Main Canvas for easy prototyping.
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Theme Window 3
In this section, you'll see the currently selected theme's structure and parameters: Click here to learn more about the Themes Panel
Playback Control 4
Use:
- The play buttons to start and stop playing the currently loaded theme and / or track.
- Volume sliders to balance the theme and track volumes.
- The "Combined" button to control whether you want to test the Theme and Track together or in isolation.
Note: These settings are only applied when prototyping and are not applied when downloading bundles for integration in your game engine.
Playlist window 5
The Track section of the main canvas displays the active playlist for the selected project section. Click here to learn more about the Themes Panel
Tracks Panel 6
Use the Tracks panel to:
- Search for tracks. You can search for tracks using a combination of free text and filters (Genre, Mood or Descriptions), or by enabling AI Search and using natural language prompts such as "Dark sci-fi tension with female vocals".
- View pricing for each track at a glance.
- Build and organize your custom Playlists of tracks, for reusability across your project.
- Explore a rich set of Curated Playlists grouped by theme or use case, including:
- Genres: Rock, Metal, Hip-hop, Synthwave, etc.
- Use Cases: Game trailers, Puzzle, Epic, Atmospheric, etc.
- Moods: Chill, Suspense, Action, Vocals, etc.
- Upload your own music by dragging files into the workspace or clicking the "+ Drop or import own music" section.