Train your own Neural Audio Model
Create custom neural audio synthesizers using RAVE, AFTER, and DDSP. No coding required.
Supported Models
Why train with us?
No Code Required
Upload your audio, select a model, and let us handle the training pipeline.
Cloud GPU Training
We use powerful GPUs to train your models quickly, so you don't need expensive hardware.
Ready for Production
Export models directly for use in your DAW or live performance setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
- DDSP: Approximately 10-15 minutes of clean, monophonic recordings. Ideally with MIDI transcription (or easy to be transcribed). Best for single instrument timbres.
- RAVE: 2-3 hours of clean, high-quality coherent audio (single style). Works with diverse sound types and can handle more complex timbres.
- AFTER: Typically more than 1 hour of audio samples for good results, ideally with MIDI transcription (or easy to be transcribed). Supports polyphonic content.
Make sure you own the rights to use the audio as training data. You agree to be the one responsible for copyright compliance in case of prejudice.
For detailed best practices, check the documentation for each model: RAVE, AFTER, DDSP.
- Preprocessing your audio data to extract relevant features
- Data augmentation using advanced AI models to improve robustness
- Multi-stage training with optimized hyperparameters for each model type
- Quality validation to ensure your model meets performance standards
All of this happens automatically in the cloud—you just upload your data, monitor with the available tools, and wait for the results.
- RAVE: Use Neutone FX VST, IRCAM RAVE VST, or nn~ for Max/MSP and PureData
- AFTER: Max for Live devices (Ableton only) or nn~ for Max/MSP
- DDSP: Neutone FX VST or the Magenta DDSP VST
For detailed setup instructions, check the documentation for each model: RAVE, AFTER, DDSP.
- DDSP: Approximately 6 hours
- RAVE: Approximately 12 hours
- AFTER: Approximately 24 hours
You'll receive email notifications when your model is ready for download. Training happens in the background, so you can close your browser and come back later.