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Beat Studio generates fully instrumental tracks tailored to your exact sound. From a quick prompt to a detailed production brief, you control the genre, key, tempo, mood, leading sound, complexity, and beat style. Beats land in your library as standalone instrumentals, ready to download, use as backing tracks, or bring into your other Orem projects.
1

Name your beat

Enter a Beat Name at the top. This is required before generation begins.
2

Pick your mode

Toggle between Simple Mode and Creator Mode.
  • Simple Mode — write a freeform prompt (up to 280 characters) describing the beat you want. Use Enhance Prompt to have AI expand and sharpen your description.
  • Creator Mode — configure every parameter manually using the sections below.
3

Set your musical identity (Creator Mode)

Configure the core sound parameters:
Choose from 10 genre groups containing 100+ specific genres:
  • Pop & Mainstream, Hip-Hop & Rap, Electronic & Dance
  • Rock & Alternative, Metal, R&B & Soul
  • Jazz & Blues, Country & Folk, Latin & World
  • Mood & Cinematic
Selecting a genre auto-suggests a matching BPM.
Pick up to 3 moods to shape the emotional texture of your beat (e.g., Dark, Energetic, Dreamy, Melancholic).
Choose a root note (C through B) and scale (Major or Minor), or leave on Auto. Orem suggests keys that fit your genre — for example, Trap defaults toward C Minor and F Minor.
Set tempo to Auto (genre-matched) or enter a custom value. Genre BPM defaults: Trap 140, Hip-Hop 90, House 124, Drum & Bass 174, Lo-Fi 80.
Choose the instrument or element that sits at the front of the mix: Piano, Synth Lead, Guitar, Strings, Choir, Pluck, Pads, Brass, 808 Lead, or Auto.
Set the production density: Minimal (sparse, few elements), Balanced (standard arrangement), or Full Production (dense, layered sound).
Select up to 3 styles from 70+ options — Lo-Fi, Trap, Cinematic, Dark, Dusty, Groovy, Melodic, Warm, Aggressive, Dreamy, Drill, Jazz-Infused, Vinyl, and more. Use the search bar to find a specific style quickly.
4

Save a profile or preset

Use Saved Profiles to store your current Creator Mode settings for future sessions. Load Presets to apply ready-made configurations instantly.
5

Generate your beat

Click Generate Beat. The beat enters the queue and appears in your Generated Beats panel when ready. Artwork is auto-generated in the background if you haven’t uploaded a custom cover.
Beats are generated as instrumentals — they contain no vocals by default. To add AI vocals to a beat, use the Sing Over tool in Music Studio.
Combine a genre selection with a custom prompt for the most specific results. The prompt refines the mood and instrumentation while the genre sets the structural foundation.
Beat Studio saves your current settings as a draft automatically. The next time you open the studio, your last configuration reloads. Use the Load Drawer to restore saved profiles from previous sessions.