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Latent audio engine v4.2 · public beta 48 kHz · 32-bit float

Kilnwave

A generative audio engine that writes stems, not loops. Describe the room and it returns a session you can open, split and re-voice.

No photography, no stock

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Latent synthesis48 kHz written in latent space
Diffusion grid16 takes denoised in parallel
Stem separationFour parts split on the way out
Context lockKey and tempo held across takes
01 Latent synthesis
Scroll to run the engine

The spectrum is the interface.

Drag any band, the rest of the take is untouched
Session 0442 · idle ···

Nothing here is retrieved. Every stem is written the moment you ask for it, which is why it is yours.

Signed provenance manifest on every export
03 · Scale

Built for rooms that ship daily.

Measured on the shared cluster over the last 90 days, not on a reference machine.

38msMedian first-audio latency on the shared cluster
16×Parallel takes denoised per request
4Stems returned separated, every time
∞Regenerations inside an open session
04 · Questions

Frequently asked

Is the output actually licensable?

Yes. Nothing is retrieved from a training corpus at generation time, so every stem you export is yours outright, with a signed provenance manifest attached to the session.

Can I bring my own stems in?

Upload up to eight references per session. They condition the take without being reproduced, and the context lock will hold their key and tempo across regenerations.

What happens to an open session offline?

Sessions are local-first. The field, the stem split and the last twelve regenerations stay on your machine, and only the brief is sent when you ask for a new take.

Does it run on a laptop?

The editor does. Generation runs on the cluster, and a session streams its first audio in about 38 ms, so the laptop only ever handles playback and the split.

Open a session and hear it.