Aurora writes the arrangement, plays it with its own instruments, mixes it and masters it — then hands you the piano roll, mixer and vocal booth to finish it yourself.
$20 a month from Aurora DAW LLC, locked six UTC calendar months from the confirmed purchase. One Windows machine. All sales are final. No refunds.
dark cinematic trap, eerie detuned piano, booming sliding 808, 140 bpm
This site does not host generated listen files. Aurora is a Windows DAW: you describe a beat, it writes a session locally, and you finish it in the piano roll, mixer and vocal booth. Start at $20 a month from Aurora DAW LLC.
Original stills of a dark studio and aurora light. The arrangement capture in the hero is the shipping Windows product. These frames are atmosphere only — no fake plugin racks, no preset counts.
A walk through the shipping Windows application — Generate, Arrangement Studio, Mixer, Vocal Booth, Guitar Booth, Sounds Atelier and Product Doctor. Real chrome. No CGI station.
Captured from the live engine on this machine. Audio is an Aurora native render playing under the tour. Click through the stack below if you would rather flip stills at your own pace.
Aurora runs the whole path from a sentence to a master, and hands you the controls at every stage.
An AI model writes the structure, harmony, drums and 808 line, framed by the genre preset you picked. Point it at a model running on your own machine, use a cloud model, or turn the model off entirely and let Aurora's built-in arranger write the song.
The parts are played by Aurora Prism, Aurora's own synthesis. Point Aurora at a Splice library you already own and it can key- and tempo-lock real loops alongside them. Leave that pointed nowhere and every sound in the song is Prism.
Every render is scored against three hard gates before you hear it: in key, on time, and mix. A render that misses is held with its reasons shown.
Open the piano roll, the arrangement, the mixer with unlimited inserts per strip, and the vocal booth. Export stems, or export the whole session to Ableton Live, Bitwig or Studio One.
Aurora hands back a real session, not an MP3. Every note, every fader and every insert is yours to move.
The whole interface, on the screen you start from. Type the sentence, set genre, key and BPM if you care to, press Generate. The rail on the left is every session this machine has made — each one kept and tagged with the gates it passed or the reasons it was held. The Producer field names the model actually doing the writing. You can point it at a local model, a cloud model, or switch it off.
Arrangement Studio v3 — pro console toolbelt, sticky color-rail gutters, section energy ruler, ice playhead, and local edits until you hit Print. The strip above the lanes is the form Aurora wrote by itself; every lane arrives with its insert chain and note count.
A real console, not a summary. Ten channels into four buses, insert order editable, unlimited plugins per strip, plugin windows you can actually open, and a master locked to -1.0 dBTP. Every insert in this shot is one of Aurora's own: EQ, Punch, Comp, Saturate, Space, Width, Glue, Tape, Duck, Mono, 808 Fit, Prism.
Track straight into a chain that is already locked to the song's key, scale and tempo — tune, vocal chain, de-ess, two compressors, EQ, double, space, echo, master. Nothing here is typed in by hand: the room is picked, and the echo time is read off the song. The right column is the release path: vocal print, beat master, level and duck, master, true-peak limit.
A real piano roll, not a piano-roll-shaped picture. Every part Aurora wrote lands here as MIDI you can move, paint, mute and velocity-edit. This is why the product is a DAW and not a one-shot MP3 toy.
Plug in. Enable input. Print a stereo guitar stem onto the session — plugin amp and cab, rhythm voicing, optional hard-pan double-track wall. Honest DI sits beside the printed take so you can always go back.
The instrument and plugin vault. Aurora Prism is the original sound source — keys, orchestra, lead, 808, bass, drums, guitar, pluck and pad. The Wave suite is the rest of the native rack.
A read-only preflight of the engine, render lane, source integrity and instrument lab. It does not silently repair anything. If a gate is amber, you see it before you ship.
One product, three signal paths. The quality gates are identical on all of them.
Aurora Prism plus Aurora's own plugins on every bus. No third-party instruments required.
Your own UAD and VST chains, driven by Aurora and printed through the same gates.
Prism first, your device buses second, with a native fallback if a host misbehaves.
Plain language or a genre pick becomes a complete arrangement with hooks, verses and a form at least two minutes long. The two-minute floor is enforced in the composer and re-checked as a hard gate in QC.
An original sound source across keys, orchestra, lead, 808, bass, drums, guitar, pluck and pad. No sampled third-party content.
In key, on time and mix, scored on every render. The overall song score weights mix at 62 percent, tuning at 20 and timing at 18.
Trap through country, rock and metal — each with its own color theme and original abstract artwork. Style frames for the engine, never song clones or other artists’ faces.
A real mixer with editable insert order and unlimited plugins per strip, live AudioWorklet metering, and plugin windows you can actually open.
Track straight into a chain locked to the song's key, scale and tempo. A dry safety take is printed alongside every processed take.
Nine export kinds in WAV, FLAC or MP3. Stem ZIPs ship with the mixer recipe and per-bus insert chains. Sessions export to .dawproject for Bitwig and Studio One, and .als for Ableton Live.
A 4x-oversampled true-peak limiter with a verified -1.0 dBTP ceiling, written as 24-bit PCM, mono-safe below 120 Hz, with per-platform loudness targets.
Frontier Wave 1 is the August 2026 engine wave. The auto-mix now EQs every role on its own, the final hook lifts itself, the engine remembers what it just wrote, and the master you export actually moves. Same sentence in.
The auto-mix no longer treats the record as one lump. Every instrument role — kick, 808, keys, lead, strings, vox — gets its own engineer-grade corrective EQ curve, tuned per genre family.
The classic final-chorus modulation, composed in automatically: the last hook lifts 1–2 semitones and the harmony underneath is remapped to the new key, so the lift lands musical instead of sideways.
Every generation is fingerprinted on eight musical axes — key, mode, tempo, form, progression, groove, motif, instrumentation — and your next song is guaranteed to differ from your recent ones on at least four of them. A night of renders never becomes a night of twins.
Real mix moves are rendered into the shipped master: filters open into the hook, verses dip, and the final hook lifts. Not just static levels parked at print time.
Arrangement rebuilt as a pro console. Every genre gets a visual world. The DAW design system matches this site — same ice accent, same warm paper ink, same aurora signature.
Two-row toolbelt with labeled groups. Sticky gutters with color rails and type badges. Section energy on the ruler. Ice playhead with tip. Structure inspector for bars, energy and print.
Each genre lights the Generate surface in its own palette and abstract artwork — geometry and atmosphere only. Never other artists’ likenesses, logos or album covers.
One ice accent. Warm ivory ink on blue-black. Editorial serif italic for display. Aurora gradient only where it earns the stage. Built for long sessions, not dashboards.
Prompt to mastered instrumental, then piano roll, mixer, vocal booth and stems. Native / Device / Hybrid plugin modes. Quality gates on every render.
Every genre below is a real engine preset. The art is original abstract geometry — made for Aurora, not borrowed from anyone else.
icy bells · sliding 808 · night city
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All the audio work does. Rendering, synthesis, mixing and mastering happen locally in Aurora's own engine on your Windows machine. Your audio is never uploaded to Aurora DAW LLC. Composition is the exception: the arrangement is written by an AI model. You can point Aurora at a model running locally, use a cloud model, or switch the model off and let Aurora's built-in arranger write the song.
No, and we would rather say so plainly. Aurora ships its own instruments - Aurora Prism - original synthesis with no third-party content. For loops, Aurora can index a Splice library you already own. Nothing from Splice, Nexus or UAD is bundled with Aurora.
No. Native mode is the default and uses only Aurora Prism and Aurora's own plugins. Device and Hybrid modes exist for people who already own UAD or VST chains and want to use them.
Yes - that is the point. You get a real session: a piano roll with every part note-editable, an arrangement timeline, a mixer with editable insert order and unlimited plugins per strip, and a vocal booth. You can also export stems, or export the whole session to Ableton Live, Bitwig or Studio One.
No. A genre preset is a style frame - tempo range, drum feel, harmonic character. The composition itself is written fresh for your prompt. Aurora does not reproduce any specific song. Genre artwork on the site and in the app is original abstract art — never other artists’ faces or album covers.
Genre presets are style frames — tempo range, drum feel, harmonic character. Aurora DAW LLC does not publish a hand-typed world count on this page. Artwork is original abstract geometry, never another artist's likeness.
Windows. Aurora is a Windows desktop application; there is no Mac or Linux build today. Everything else - the engine, the plugins, the instruments - is in the download.
No. The $20/month plan includes unlimited songs. There is no credit pack and no per-song meter. The license ends 6 UTC calendar months after the confirmed purchase.
There is one public price: $20 a month, locked for six UTC calendar months from the confirmed Stripe purchase. After that instant you buy again at the then-current price. Pricing is due to rise. Aurora DAW LLC does not refund.