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Disco Machine

Create authentic disco grooves, vintage synth basslines and hypnotic arpeggios. Generate, customize and export your own loops.

Four styles. Five instruments. Free 4-bar MIDI export. No account needed.

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DISCO MACHINEFive-part groove composer
Ready · 4 bars
Hear what Pro can do

Three examples made with the actual Pro engine. Your own groove stays unchanged.

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Space: play / stop

Choose a style and press Play. Edit the mixer and steps while listening.

One bar at a time · choose a bar to pin it and edit drum steps.
Disco Machine Pro PRO

Develop the groove
Build 8/16-bar arrangements with breakdowns and drum fills.

Make it your own
Vary individual instruments, shape sounds and adjust swing and arpeggios.

Take it into your DAW
Export WAV loops, aligned stems and separate MIDI tracks.

One-time purchase: €9.99 · lifetime access · no subscription.

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Advanced composition

From disco idea to your DAW

  1. Choose a style, tempo, key and scale. Regenerate the same seed to reproduce a groove.
  2. Audition the five instruments, mute or solo channels and edit drum steps.
  3. Download MIDI and assign your own instruments in Ableton Live or another DAW.

Free vs Pro

Free includes all four genres, a complete 4-bar groove, basic controls and MIDI export. Pro adds longer structured arrangements, per-instrument regeneration, advanced controls and audio/stem exports. Get lifetime Pro access with a one-time purchase of €9.99.

Are these sampled songs?

No. Original scale-relative musical rules create the notes; procedural synthesis produces the preview. No commercial recordings or sample packs are used.

Why do genres sound different?

Italo uses driving octave bass and bright sequences; Nu Disco adds syncopated stabs; Classic pairs funk rhythms with sustained chords; Space uses repeating arpeggios, longer textures and delay.

Does MIDI include the sounds?

MIDI contains notes, velocity and timing. Use your DAW instruments to choose the final sound. Audio exports reproduce the procedural instruments and current mixer settings.