A DAW that listens

Make real music with AI.Don't make AI music.

Cambria is a digital audio workstation with an AI co-creator that executes your artistic intent without writing the record for you.

See how it works
Cambria
Midnight Session
3.3.4·0:05.4·120.0·4/4·C min
Kick0.0 dB
Bass DI−6.3 dB
Vox Lead−2.1 dB
Midnight Session ▾
Ask the co-creator…
Tighten the low endWhat's clipping?Suggest a chord progression in D minorSidechain the bass to the kickGive the kick more umphWhy does the pad clash with the synth?Warm up the vocalIs this loud enough for streaming?Quantize the hats, keep the swingBounce stems at 24-bit
What it does

A full co-creator for your project.

An AI co-creator that can do anything in digital audio production that a human can do, without overstepping its boundaries.

Bar 12·Bass·−3.1 dB·D minor
Listen

It hears your session

Cambria sees continuously — every track, every clip. Ask what's clipping, what's clashing, or what the bass is doing in bar 12. Answers in musical terms, not file paths.

Gain
Kick−6.0 dB
Bass high-passed·Applied
Edit

Surgical, not generative

Cambria translates natural questions and demands into precise production actions. Tell it to tighten the low end, beef up the kick, or stop the pad clashing with the synth. It makes the technical edits for you.

D minor·Bassline·8 bars
Sketch

Fast ideas, yours to finish

Hum a chord progression; ask for a bassline in D minor. Cambria sketches. You rewrite, replace, or throw it away — the next draft is always in your hands.

The workstation

A workstation, not a studio.

Cambria is a desktop DAW with all the advanced features for engineering audio, not generating it.

01 / 08
  • Notes writtenclip.add_midi · 8

    Bassline · C minor · 2 bars · on Bass DI

    01

    Generate MIDI

    Ask for a bassline in C minor or a chord bed under the chorus. The notes land on the roll as a clip you keep editing.

  • Addedasset.import → Kick

    punchy 808 kick, 90–100 BPM

    02

    Find any audio sample

    The co-creator searches your library, auditions the candidates, and puts the right one on the track.

  • Applieddevice.set_param · 3 edits

    Pro-Q 4 · Band 1 → HPF 120 Hz  ·  Serum 2 · Filter cutoff → 2.4 kHz  ·  Valhalla Delay · Mix → 18%

    03

    Use any plugin

    Knowledge packs for the plugins producers actually use — Serum 2, FabFilter Pro-Q 4, Valhalla Delay — so the co-creator sets them the way an engineer would.

  • Sketchedclip.add_midi · 4 chords · Pad
    Cmaj7Fm(add9)Am7G(add9)
    04Genre · key · rhythm · arrangement · structure

    Advanced musical knowledge

    Ask what would make the chorus feel dreamy and get a chord progression back, not a vibe.

  • Arrangedproject.apply_edits · 4 clips · 8 bars
    05

    Arrange a beat

    Audio and MIDI clips laid into an arrangement — drums, bass, chords, lead — on a real timeline, in your session.

  • Applieddevice.set_param · 2 edits

    Kick · Pro-Q 4 · HPF 120 Hz  ·  Bus · Pro-C 2 · 2.4 dB GR

    06

    Mix and master

    EQ and compression as tool calls, each with a receipt: what changed, and what it measured afterwards.

  • Kick and bass stopped fighting below 140 Hz. Loudness sits at −14.2 LUFS with 1.8 dB of headroom, so nothing clips on streaming.

    07Spectral overlap · LUFS · MIR

    Advanced audio analysis

    Every edit is measured before the co-creator claims a result: overlap, loudness, true peak, key and tempo.

  • Automatedautomation.write · Send A · 8 bars
    08Send / return busses · automation

    Advanced audio routing

    Patch a vocal into a delay return and automate the send, the way you would on a desk.

Principles.

How we think
01

The artist is the author.

Cambria is an instrument for executing the artist's intent, a musical guide for direction, and an editor. The co-creator never takes over the track. The artist stays the taste-maker.
02

Music is a language.

Cambria speaks it at every level of fluency. From “give the kick more umph” to LUFS and busses.
03

The tool should disappear.

Rams said good design is as little design as possible. A DAW should feel like a piece of machined hardware: honest, quiet, always ready.

A DAW that listens.

Join the waitlist. We're onboarding a small group of producers and engineers to beta-test.