Your agent in Ableton Live, Logic Pro and FL Studio.
Chorus reads your set, proposes changes as a diff on the piano roll, and applies them only when you say so.
Added ghost snares on the last 16th of beats 2 and 4, pushed every offbeat hat a 64th late and a little softer, and a pickup kick into bar 4. Kick and clap are untouched.
Every track, clip, note, device and send in the open Live set, Logic project or FL Studio project, down to the devices inside Live's racks and your Drum Rack's pad names.
Changes arrive as diffs you can hear first: green added, red removed, amber changed. Your DAW is untouched until you apply.
Every apply is a History entry with undo and redo, kept across restarts. If your DAW stops partway, Chorus finishes or puts it back.
Ask in your own words. Chorus reads the clips and devices it needs, then writes notes, moves the mix or builds the arrangement. Plan mode designs first; Ask mode only answers.
Press ⌘K on a clip to edit just that clip.
More on the agentRoots on the downbeats with the kick, an octave jump into each chord change, and nothing on the clap so it breathes.
Every change is a diff. Green notes added, red removed, amber moved, right on the piano roll. Apply one bar, put another back, or take the whole clip.
Plan the song, then build it. Ask for an arrangement and Chorus writes a plan: sections, bar counts, which scenes play. Edit it, press Build, and every clip lands in Live's arrangement with locators. (Build uses Live's scenes; in Logic, Chorus edits the timeline directly.)
Plan modeEdit the song, not just the loop. Make a section longer, cut the break, clear bars on a few tracks. Clips or regions and their locators or markers move together, and Undo puts every one back exactly.
Arrangement editingTurns the knobs you'd turn. Volumes, sends, pans and any device or plug-in parameter, inside Live's racks too. Each proposed move shows the current value and the new one before anything changes.
Mix and devicesTighten audio with your DAW's own quantize. In Live, Chorus runs audio Quantize on a throwaway copy and shows the warp markers it would set before your clip changes. In Logic, it sets the region's Quantize and Flex. Warp or flex mode, transpose and gain too.
Audio and warpingNothing reaches your DAW until you press Apply.
Chorus stages every change. Apply all of it, one clip, or one bar. Everything you apply goes into History with undo and redo, so trying an idea costs nothing.
Try Chorus on your next session.
Free to download for macOS, for Ableton Live 12, Logic Pro 12 and FL Studio. Bring your own Anthropic key.