Key, chords, and vocal map of your song
"Listen to my song and tell me the progression." VIXSOUND returns the key and the chord in each bar of your arrangement, plus where the energy rises and where the vocal sits.
Most MIDI generators write in a vacuum: you get a chord progression in C minor whether or not your song is in C minor, and a melody that walks all over the vocal. Then you spend longer fixing it than writing it. Songwriting help is only useful if it knows the song.
That means the key, which chord is under each bar, where the chorus lifts, and where the singer breathes. VIXSOUND listens first. It reads the audio already in your Ableton set and maps the key, a bar-by-bar chord progression, an energy curve, and the exact spans where the vocal sings and rests.
Then it writes: a bass part that follows your changes, keys that voice the progression, or a hook that answers between vocal lines instead of on top of them. You get MIDI clips on the timeline, in time with your arrangement, ready to re-voice or rewrite.
"Listen to my song and tell me the progression." VIXSOUND returns the key and the chord in each bar of your arrangement, plus where the energy rises and where the vocal sits.
"Write a bassline that follows the chords in the verse, root notes with a passing tone into the chorus." The part follows the progression VIXSOUND heard, bar by bar.
"Add a guitar-like counter-melody that plays only when the vocal rests." Phrases land in the vocal's gaps instead of fighting it.
"Write chords for an 8-bar bridge that lifts into the last chorus." New harmony stays in the song's key and leads back into the section you already have.
Paste any of these into the VIXSOUND chat inside Ableton Live to get started fast.
VIXSOUND listens first, then writes. 7-day free trial on Mac and Windows.