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Turn melodies, vocals, loops, stems, and audio ideas into chords, basslines, MIDI, and production-ready parts inside your DAW.
These are the most common ways producers use Wingman to turn audio ideas into usable musical parts.
Start with a melody, vocal, loop, or sample and use Wingman to create matching chords and bassline ideas.
Use a vocal as the musical starting point for chord and bassline ideas.
Turn melodies, loops, and audio parts into editable MIDI.
Isolate vocals, bass, drums, or instruments and build new ideas from them.
Choose the workflow that matches your production goal.
Learn the basic workflow before moving into more specific production techniques.
Understand how Wingman listens to your audio and helps create chords, basslines, stems, and MIDI.
Add Wingman to a track, record audio, generate ideas, and export results back into your session.
Use vocals, loops, samples, or stems as the starting point for new production ideas.
Use Wingman to generate, edit, and shape chord progressions and basslines around your existing ideas.
Start with one musical idea and build matching chords, bass, rhythms, and sounds.
Use Wingman to suggest chord progressions based on the audio playing in your DAW.
Generate bass ideas that follow your chord progression and support the groove of your track.
Move from a small melody, vocal, or sample into a more complete production loop.
Explore chord options that support the key, rhythm, and feeling of your original audio.
Use rhythm presets, accents, and editing tools to make chords feel more musical.
Rebuild melodies, reshape samples, and create new parts from audio recordings.
Turn audio into editable MIDI and continue shaping the idea inside your project.
Extract MIDI from a vocal idea and use it to create melodies, harmonies, or new layers.
Convert a synth loop into MIDI so you can change the sound, notes, and arrangement.
Export MIDI from Wingman and continue editing it directly in your DAW.
Separate audio into stems and use the parts you care about most as the foundation for a remix or new track.
Split audio into vocals, bass, drums, and other stems so you can work with individual parts.
Start with a vocal and use Wingman to create chords and bass that support it.
Generate musical ideas that fit the vocal you are building around.
Use a loop or sample as the starting point for a new beat, harmony, or bassline.
Use presets, VSTs, rhythm tools, accents, and effects to make ideas feel closer to your final production.
Preview generated ideas with the sounds and presets you already use in your productions.
Try different instruments and presets for your chord and bassline ideas.
Shape ideas with built-in effects before exporting them back into your DAW.
Export MIDI, WAV, or stems from Wingman and continue arranging, editing, and mixing in your DAW.
Choose the right export format and bring your generated ideas into your DAW.
Export separated vocals, bass, drums, or instruments and use them in your project.
Use Wingman’s AAX support to bring the workflow into Pro Tools sessions.
Explore practical guides for common production moments, from finding chords for a vocal to turning audio into MIDI, separating stems, and building new ideas from loops or samples.
Generate chords, basslines, stems, MIDI, rhythms, and sounds that fit the audio in your DAW.