Splice launches Create, an AI music studio controlled by voice or text

Nov 10, 2026
Splice Create is an agentic music studio built on more than 3 million licensed, human-made sounds that lets users arrange tracks by voice or text and learn production as they go.

Splice launched Splice Create, an AI music studio that helps users turn ideas into tracks, according to Mix. The tool uses more than 3 million licensed sounds and samples made by people, and artists retain ownership of their original work.

Users can control Create through voice or text commands to group drums, apply effects, find sounds, and automate repetitive tasks. A feature called Point Mode guides users through the interface and explains production techniques step by step.

Create also includes royalty-free samples, virtual instruments from Splice Instrument, integrations with VST plugins, and audio export for use in other digital audio workstations. It is now available in beta as a Mac app and is free to start using. "Most music tools either make the song for you, or assume you already know how to do everything," said Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava.

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