Orchestria
You describe a song in a sentence — "upbeat lo-fi with a jazzy piano hook" — and within about 30 seconds Orchestria hands back a full mix, but unlike most AI music generators, it also splits that mix into separate, editable tracks for drums, bass, vocals,
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Description
Most AI music generators give you one finished audio file, take it or leave it — if the drums are wrong but everything else is right, your only real option is to regenerate the whole song and hope for something closer. Orchestria splits the difference between full automation and real creative control by generating music as separate, editable layers from the start.
Orchestria is an AI music studio built around specialized AI agents — described as taking on roles like drummer, melodist, mixer, and critic — that collaborate to turn a text prompt into a complete mix in about 30 seconds. Every generated track is automatically separated into stems (drums, bass, vocals, melody) using Demucs-based separation technology, so a specific instrument can be edited or regenerated without touching the rest of the song. It includes a custom drum editor, a built-in mixer, MIDI export for further work in a DAW, and a cloud library to store generated songs. Pricing runs Free (2 songs/month), Pro ($12/month, 20 songs plus WAV downloads), and Maestro ($28/month, 60 songs plus Studio Mode).
💬 Our review
The short version: if you've tried AI music generators like Suno or Udio and gotten frustrated regenerating an entire song because of one bad element, Orchestria's stem-level editing is a real, practical improvement — you fix the part that's wrong instead of gambling on a full regeneration.
Against Suno and Udio, both of which have become the default names in AI music generation and offer far larger catalogs of user-facing polish (voice cloning, multi-track workstation features in Suno Studio), Orchestria's differentiator is narrower but genuinely useful: stems as a first-class feature rather than an afterthought. At $12-28/month it's priced similarly to Suno's paid tiers, and the free tier (2 songs/month) is thin for real evaluation — expect to hit the ceiling fast if you're testing seriously. Because it's a newer, smaller platform than Suno or Udio, expect fewer voice/style options and a smaller trained-model catalog; worth it specifically for the stem-editing workflow, less so if you just want the single best-sounding output with minimal fuss.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Free : 2 chansons/mois. Pro : $12/mois, 20 chansons + téléchargements WAV. Maestro : $28/mois, 60 chansons + Studio Mode.
Pros
Séparation en stems éditables (batterie, basse, voix, mélodie) dès la génération
Édition ciblée d'un instrument sans tout régénérer
Éditeur de batterie custom + mixeur intégré
Export MIDI pour continuer dans un DAW
Cons
Plan gratuit limité à 2 chansons/mois
Catalogue de styles/voix plus restreint que Suno ou Udio
Plateforme plus jeune, moins de recul que les leaders du secteur