FuturBeats launches an AI VST plugin that builds complete songs from your loops

Key Highlights:

• AI plugin creates 8-track loops for producers
• EXPAND feature builds full songs from your loops
• Free download with pay-per-export, no subscription required

Sample library pioneer Bil Bryant launched FuturBeats, an AI-powered plugin that generates eight professionally-stacked stem loops in seconds. The VST/AU/standalone tool especially helps Trap, Hip Hop, and R&B producers who get stuck starting new tracks. The plugin’s EXPAND feature uses AI to turn loops into complete 2-3 minute song arrangements automatically.

Bryant’s team built products for Cubase, Microsoft, Apple, and Samsung before this. Bryant himself is a sampling pioneer whose sound libraries have shaped chart-topping hits like Rihanna’s “Umbrella” and Usher’s “Love in This Club,” with his work licensed by industry giants like Sony, Apple, and Yamaha and featured in leading DAWs including Ableton Live, Cubase, and Logic.

“Producers face more options than ever, but still struggle with one thing, getting started,” said Bil Bryant, CEO at FuturBeats.

Here’s how it works: FutureBeats lets you generate eight ready-to-use loops with a single click, no prompts needed. Just set your tempo, hit create, and drag the ones you like straight into your project.

The plugin works directly with major DAWs like Logic Pro, FL Studio, and Cubase. You drag and drop files into web-based platforms like BandLab. Unlike competing AI VST plugins, FuturBeats gives you complete loop stacks instead of individual elements. All content comes with royalty-free licensing through FuturBeats’ ethical AI approach. This addresses copyright concerns around AI-generated music.

The launch adds to the growing landscape of AI sample and loop generators like ILLUGEN, TwoShot, and Output’s Co Producer. FuturBeats stands out with pay-per-export pricing instead of subscriptions. Credit packs start at $10 for 10 exports. The company plans to expand beyond urban styles based on what users want.”