LIA is an AI music assistant in beta on Ableton Live (macOS). Join the waitlist to be notified when LIA arrives for Studio One. The shipped capability set today is MIDI generation, beat building, reference-based generation, conversational refinement, voice control, and audio-to-MIDI transcription, scoped to Ableton on macOS.
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Studio One on Windows and macOS · LIA Bridge currently macOS + Ableton only · Other DAWs roadmap TBD
Direct integration with the DAW. No MIDI mapping, no macros, no scripting required.
LIA generates MIDI patterns from natural-language descriptions: melodies, chord progressions, basslines, drum hits. Today this ships on Ableton Live (macOS). For Studio One producers, the same workflow arrives when LIA expands beyond Ableton.
Describe a drum feel and LIA programs the pattern: kick, snare, hats, percussion at the BPM and groove you want. Currently lives in the Ableton Bridge. Studio One producers join the waitlist for the broader expansion.
"Make it like Surgeon" or "in the style of <track>" works. LIA reads the reference and generates MIDI that fits the requested aesthetic. Shipped on Ableton today; Studio One support arrives with the expansion roadmap.
Point LIA at your kick/snare/hat folders. LIA scans, indexes, and references your library when generating drum patterns. Currently lives in the Ableton Bridge; Studio One producers join the waitlist.
LIA suggests mixing decisions: EQ frequencies to cut or boost, compression settings appropriate per source. Suggestion-level at V1.0; actual audio editing is out of scope. Studio One producers will get the same suggestion workflow.
LIA understands 10 languages: English, Italian, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Universal across web, iOS, and Telegram surfaces, independent of which DAW LIA targets.
The same AI assistant across every DAW you touch.
LIA is the same assistant across web, iOS, Telegram, and the macOS Bridge. The shipped Bridge today is Ableton-only on macOS. Other DAWs including Studio One are part of the expansion roadmap. The waitlist is the channel for launch updates.
LIA understands any natural language as input. The interface is currently translated to 10 languages across web, iOS, and Telegram surfaces. Once LIA arrives for Studio One, the multi-language interface remains the same.
Web, iOS, and Telegram interfaces work today, regardless of which DAW LIA targets. The DAW Bridge (currently Ableton on macOS) is the channel through which LIA acts on your session. When Studio One support ships, the same multi-device pattern extends to it.
One natural-language assistant. Every DAW you use.
Not yet. LIA Bridge currently runs on macOS with Ableton Live integration. Studio One support is part of the broader LIA roadmap. Join the waitlist for updates.
We have not set a launch date for Studio One. The waitlist is the channel for updates. The shipped product today is LIA for Ableton on macOS; other DAWs follow as the Bridge expands.
LIA generates MIDI, builds drum patterns, supports reference-based generation, conversational refinement, audio-to-MIDI transcription, voice control, and multi-language input. Bridge integration is currently Ableton on macOS only.
LIA is browser-based, with native iOS and Telegram surfaces, plus a lightweight Bridge app for DAW integration (Ableton on macOS today). There is no VST or AU plugin to install.
LIA understands any language as input. The interface is currently translated to 10 languages: English, Italian, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean and Chinese.
Available now in Ableton Live. Other DAWs coming in 2026.
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