Pack Generator lets you generate original, royalty-free sample packs from a text prompt. Type in a prompt and Pack Generator gives you four original, royalty-free music ideas to edit in your DAW. Download the mix or the stems and use them however you like.

Prompt with moods, instruments, genres, or artist references. You can add a key and tempo in your prompt to generate samples that fit a new or existing song in your DAW.

You can enter something simple like "a rainy afternoon in Portland, Oregon," or something more detailed like "Heavy synths and ambient guitars with a cyberpunk vibe, 100 BPM, C minor." Anything in between works too.

If you are not sure where to start, select Try a Random Prompt under the Enter Prompt field.

When you are ready, click Generate 4 New Packs. Once the progress bar finishes, you can review the results.

When your packs are ready, listen to each preview and select your favorite. You get four packs to choose from that fit your prompt.

To get more ideas from the same prompt, select the refresh icon at the bottom of the page to regenerate.

You get 44.1kHz stereo mixes, stems, and sample packs you can drag and drop into any DAW. Select Download to get the pack you want.

Allow a short time for the pack to compile. Your download starts automatically when it is ready. If it does not start, enable automatic downloads in your browser, then try again.

Use a combination of genres, moods, instruments, and descriptive phrases. For example: "90s grunge rock with female lead vocals," "modern day lo-fi hip-hop with cinematic background strings," or "uplifting progressive house with melodic 80s synth stabs."

Add adjectives that describe how you want the instruments to sound. For example: groovy bass lines, aggressive punk drums, plucky acoustic guitar, or melodic reggaeton piano.

Setting the key and tempo helps your packs fit an existing track or set the parameters for a new one. Stick to BPM settings that fit the genre. For example: "140bpm slapping bass in C Major with bright funk guitar riffs," "dark melodic techno in G minor with chopped vocals in 128bpm," or "latin guitar infused with percussion in G# Major and simple drums 110bpm."

If the results are not quite what you imagined, regenerate 4 new packs. Pack Generator usually gets closer after 2 to 4 tries.

Pack Generator is free to use right now.

Yes. All stems and mixes are copyright and royalty-free. See our Terms for more info.

Pack Generator curates, combines, and often re-synthesizes samples from Output's royalty-free library to generate unique sample packs. The model only uses Output's own library of sounds.

Join our community Discord to see what other creators are prompting in Pack Generator, and tell us what is working and how it can improve.