Deep house · AI music generator
AI house generator. Then the studio to finish it.
Describe the track and SoundGen generates it. Arrange, mix and master in the same browser DAW, or have the AI producer build house parts on the timeline with the conventions below.
Starter prompt
Deep house groove, four-on-the-floor kick, swung hats, warm organ chords, rolling bassline, 124 BPM
Open it in the generatorDeep house: the production sheet
The defaults SoundGen's AI producer uses for this style — conventions, not rules. Each figure is graded by how it is known.
Tempo
118–125 BPM
Centre 124. 2026 catalog median 124; Chicago/classic house ~122. (measured across a large catalogue)
Meter and feel
4/4
56% swing on the 1/16 notes (50% is straight, 66.7% a full triplet). (a single source)
Harmony
minor; 7th and 9th chords on organ/e-piano. 0.5–1 chords per bar.
- Am7 – Dm7
- Am9 – Fmaj7 – G
- Am9
Written in C major / A minor; transpose to your key.
Instrumentation
- 909/808 kit
- offbeat open hats
- organ/e-piano chords
- vocal chops
Bass: harmonic and rhythmic, offbeat-leaning.
A typical form · 200 bars, about 6.5 min at 124 BPM
- Intro 32
- Groove 32
- Break 16
- Build 8
- Main 32
- Break 16
- Main 32
- Outro 32
Mix
Swung 16ths; sidechained bass and pads. Released tracks measure around -9.1 LUFS integrated.
Questions
- What BPM is house?
- Usually 118–125 BPM, centred around 124 (2026 catalog median 124; Chicago/classic house ~122).
- What chords and keys are used in house?
- Minor; 7th and 9th chords on organ/e-piano. Common progressions, written in C major / A minor: Am7–Dm7; Am9–Fmaj7–G; Am9. Harmonic rhythm: 0.5–1 chords per bar.
- How loud are house tracks mastered?
- Commercial releases in this style measure around -9.1 LUFS integrated (median of a large catalogue study). Streaming services turn loud masters down, so this describes the genre's sound, not a target you must hit.
- Can I use AI-generated house commercially?
- Commercial use of music you generate on SoundGen is governed by section 4 of the Terms of Service, which sets out who owns the output and what the licence covers. Read it there before you release. Read the Terms.
Your house track,
start to finish.
Generate it, split it into stems, edit the arrangement, mix and master — in one studio in your browser.