AI House Music Generator: Deep House at Your Tempo

Aleatoria generates house music from a text prompt at the tempo you set: write "sunset deep house, warm chords, rolling bassline" and 122 BPM, and the AI model renders a finished instrumental — or a sung house song — with a club-loud master and, whenever the beat could be measured reliably, a beat grid and cue points your DJ software can read. The synthesizer makes a deep house track in seconds, with every instrument on its own stem and the grid and cues set by construction. The button below opens the 122 BPM deep house template on the AI model.

Make a 122 BPM deep house trackOpens the studio with this template filled in. Nothing is generated until you press Generate.

How do I make a house track with AI?

Open the studio, pick the Deep house genre (or use the 122 BPM button above), describe the sound and press Generate. The AI model renders a full track in about one to two minutes — up to about five when its GPU has to start first. The synthesizer composes the notes itself and renders a deep house track in seconds for 0 credits: a four-on-the-floor kick, off-beat open hats, a syncopated sub bass and stabbed chords with sidechain pumping, arranged with an intro, builds, drops and a breakdown.

Can it make tech house or a house song with vocals?

The studio has one house genre, Deep house, which suggests 118–124 BPM; you can type any tempo you like. For tech house, keep Deep house, set the tempo you play at and say what you want in the description ("punchy tech house, rolling percussive bassline, short vocal chop"): the AI model gets your description together with the Deep house style tags, so expect a deep-leaning tech house, while the synthesizer always plays its own deep house arrangement at your tempo. For a house song, switch to a song and add lyrics — the AI model sings them; the synthesizer makes instrumentals only.

What do I get for DJing?

• From the AI model: the BPM in the tags when it was measured (no key), and a beat grid and cue points in the MP3 and FLAC for Serato plus a rekordbox XML with the same grid and cues, whenever the beat could be measured reliably.
• From the synthesizer: BPM and key in the tags, the key in Camelot notation in the file name, a grid and cue points at the section starts (Intro, Build, Drop, Breakdown, Outro …) with 8- and 16-bar loops at the first drop, and the DJ pack: the mix, its Drums only and No bass versions and the rekordbox XML in one archive.
• DJ tools: Exact BPM (free on every plan), an Extended Mix with a 16- or 32-bar intro and outro built from the track's own drums (8 credits) and a DJ transition between two of your tracks (4 credits) — both on Studio and Pro. All of it is on the AI DJ tools page, and the guide to BPM and key tags shows what each DJ program reads.

Is the master loud enough for a club?

Deep house, techno, trance and drum & bass get a club master at about −8 LUFS by default instead of the −14 LUFS streaming level, so a generated house track does not drop in level next to the records around it. You can change the target before rendering. For harder, faster club tracks see the AI techno generator and the AI drum and bass generator.

Which AI house music generator is best for DJs?

That depends on what the file has to do after it is generated, so compare the files, not only the sound. Soundraw's house page (published 30 September 2026, read 4 October 2026) advertises extended mix, radio edit and instrumental versions, stems and BPM and key metadata; it does not mention a beat grid or cue points. Aleatoria puts a beat grid and cue points in the MP3 and FLAC (read by Serato) and in a rekordbox XML — for an AI track when its beat could be measured reliably, for a synthesizer track always. We have not compared how the two sound — listen to both before you decide.

Can I play or release AI house music?

On Basic, Studio and Pro you may use your tracks commercially, including in paid gigs. Releasing is a different question: as reported on 28 August 2026, Beatport blocks fully or predominantly AI-generated tracks from its store, so check the rules of the store first — see where you can release AI music.

FAQ

Is the AI house music generator free?

No — there is no free plan. Without an account you can hear a 30-second synthesizer preview on the trial page (3 a day, deleted after 24 hours, nothing to download). Plans start with Basic at €2.99 a month: 100 credits (about 20 AI songs), commercial use and unlimited downloads. Studio (€9.99 a month) and Pro (€29.99) add more credits; see the price list. Every plan downloads without a monthly cap.

How much does one house track cost?

An AI track of up to 4 minutes costs 5 credits. Synthesizer tracks cost 0 credits.

Can I get the stems and MIDI?

Synthesizer tracks come with a stem per instrument and the MIDI of the composition on every plan. For AI tracks, four AI stems separated from the mix and MIDI are available on Studio and Pro. More in the AI music generator overview.