Amable / AI MIDI generator
An AI MIDI generator that writes into Ableton Live
Most AI MIDI tools hand you a file to drag in. Amable writes the clip straight into your Live 12 set: you ask for chords, a bassline or a beat, and the notes land on the track, in key, ready to play.
What you can ask for
Say it the way you'd say it to a producer next to you:
write a 4-bar chord progression in A minor on the Keys track
add a bassline that follows those chords
make a reggaeton beat at 95 BPM
give me a busier hi-hat pattern with some ghost notes
Amable creates the MIDI clip, writes the notes and fires it, so you hear it straight away. If the track has no instrument yet, ask for one ("load Wavetable on it") and it loads it from Live's browser.
How it writes the notes
- In key. Chords and basslines stay in the key you ask for.
- With the genre's rhythm. A reggaeton beat is the dembow; a house beat is four on the floor. Name the groove you want and it follows that instead.
- With groove. Velocities vary: accents hit harder, ghost notes sit lower, so a pattern doesn't sound like a grid.
- On the right pads. On a Drum Rack it uses the General MIDI layout most Live kits follow: kick on C1, snare on D1, closed hat on F#1, open hat on A#1.
Why "in your set" matters
The clip is a normal Live clip. You can open it, move notes, change the length, duplicate it to other scenes or drag it to the Arrangement, the same as one you drew yourself. Nothing to export, nothing to import, and the idea stays next to the rest of your track.
It also knows what's already there. Amable reads your set before it acts, including the notes in your clips, so "a bassline for the chords on Keys" starts from the chords you have.
Try it on your own set
Amable is a Mac app for Ableton Live 12. Install it, open your set and type.
Free trial, no card needed.