A native macOS app that generates music from text prompts — entirely on your own Mac. Lo-fi, cinematic, ambient, electronic, hip-hop, jazz. Instrumentals or vocals with lyrics in English, Spanish, Hindi, Korean, and more. No cloud. No subscription. No caps.
Every model weight ships with the app. Cut your ethernet cable. Fly across the Atlantic. Hide in a cabin with no bars. LoopMaker just keeps generating.
$49. One seat. One purchase. Unlimited generations for the life of your Mac. Compare that to a $10/mo plan you'll renew forgetfully until the heat death of the sun.
Same prompt, any direction. Ask for lo-fi with saxophone. Ask for a cinematic build at 90 bpm. Ask for an ambient pad that drifts for five minutes. Six genre presets, each with AI-optimized prompt suffixes that push the model toward that sound.
Write your own lyrics or let LoopMaker draft them. The model sings in English, Spanish, Hindi, Korean, and more. Or go instrumental — three vocal modes: keep, instrumental, or new lyrics.
WAV masters for DAWs and production. M4A (AAC) for quick sharing — near-lossless at roughly 10× smaller. Drop straight into Logic, Ableton, FL Studio, Final Cut, or Premiere. Royalty-free, every track.
"Cinematic, slow-build, 90bpm, strings and sub bass, film trailer energy." Ten words is enough. A paragraph works too.
No queue. No "we'll email you when it's done." Three quality modes — Draft for fast previews, Turbo for balance, Quality for polished output. Faster on newer Apple Silicon; supported on Intel too.
Like it? Export as WAV or M4A. Don't? Re-generate, or cover it with new vocals, or extend it by 10s / 30s / 1m / 2m. Your files stay on your Mac — no one else has a copy.
Six presets. One model. Any prompt. Presets only shape the starting direction — you can still describe whatever you want.
Lifetime updates to v1.x. Works on every Mac you own. Hand it down to your kid — it'll still work.
LoopMaker is a single app bundle. No account. No login. No telemetry. No cloud queue. When it's running, the only thing it talks to is your Mac's GPU — and you can watch it not phone home in Activity Monitor.
Your Mac is already a studio. LoopMaker just gives it a songwriter.