How orchestration works
Melody in — full score out. Three steps.
Provide a melody
Upload an audio file, paste a MIDI, or type a prompt describing the musical idea. Any starting point works.
Choose style and ensemble
Select the orchestration type — string quartet, full orchestra, jazz ensemble, brass band — and the harmonic style.
Get the full score
Every instrument part is written out, balanced, and ready to export as PDF, MusicXML, or per-part MIDI.
Supported instruments
From solo piano to full symphony orchestra. Mix and match any combination.
What the AI does for you
Full orchestral textures
Strings, winds, brass, and percussion are voiced correctly — doublings, countermelodies, and inner voices included.
Style-aware harmony
Specify Romantic, Baroque, Jazz, or Contemporary. The AI chooses chord extensions, voice leading, and density accordingly.
Playback with SoundFont
Hear the arrangement before you commit. Real-instrument SoundFont playback lets you audition every part in the browser.
Edit every part
The score opens directly in the ScoreSynth editor. Fix a note, add articulations, or rewrite a passage — then export.
Who uses it
Film composers
Sketch a theme on piano and get a full orchestral mockup to present to directors.
Music students
Submit orchestration assignments or explore how classic pieces might be re-scored.
Song writers
Transform a pop melody into a string quartet or chamber version for licensing.
Game developers
Generate adaptive orchestral layers from simple MIDI loops in your audio pipeline.