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Say what’s on your mind.
Write a style, a mood, an image or an improbable idea — in English or Italian. HTC shows what it understood, and what it can’t do, before it composes.
HTC doesn’t just spit out a WAV. It starts from your idea, composes six interpretations and turns them into music projects you can listen to, take apart and change. Instruments, structure, groove, arrangement: you stay in control.
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HTC doesn’t just generate music. It composes six structured interpretations of your idea — projects you can explore, listen to, change and develop. You are not watching an AI work: you are taking part in the experiment.
Four interpretations and two HTC Extreme takes — each a complete project that plays straight away.
Parts, notes, instruments, arrangement and mix are there to open and change.
The HTC you find today may be different in two hours, tomorrow or next week. Your projects keep the version that made them.
Write a style, a mood, an image or an improbable idea — in English or Italian. HTC shows what it understood, and what it can’t do, before it composes.
HTC develops four interpretations and two Extreme takes. Compare them: a good idea doesn’t have to have just one shape.
Open the project and work on parts, notes, instruments, arrangement and mix. It is not just an audio file to download.
A visionary like Jim Morrison. Almost as obsessive as someone who spends the night patching a modular synth to get yesterday’s sound back. Luckily, all that obsession ends up only in kicks, grooves, chords and knobs.
USELESS LEGAL NOTE: a totally made-up, openly self-congratulatory ranking. No mice were harmed during development.
HTC is a music lab in motion. This is a public beta: not a finished record, and not a promise that every generation is a masterpiece.
No. Start with a free description. The more precise your intention, the more you can steer the interpretations; Studio’s tools are there when you want to go deeper.
To explore different musical choices: four interpretations of your request and two HTC Extreme takes, tied to the same idea but bolder.
HTC creates editable projects, not just a finished stereo file. Open them in Studio and keep working on the music.
In the Library. They stay in this browser; with a free account (a code by e-mail, no password) a private copy is kept on the server and you find them on your other devices. The Library is private — the public catalogue of shared songs is a separate shelf, open to everyone.
No — and that is the point. HTC is a lab in motion: compositions, models, instruments and Studio change often, and your feedback decides a lot of what comes next. What changed is on the What’s new page; your saved projects never change by themselves.
Any phrase works: a style, a place, a memory, an absurdity.
A free HTC account lets you create: 10 generations every 24 hours with just your e-mail and a one-time code (no password), 30 once your profile is complete. It keeps your Library private on all your devices and lets you share songs with the catalogue.
Just curious? You don’t need an account to explore HTC and listen to the catalogue of shared songs — free for everyone.Listen to the catalogue
Creating an account means accepting the beta terms. Your address signs you in; HTC writes to it for sign-in codes — and for the newsletter only if you ask for it in your account. Your projects stay private. Details in the privacy notice (provisional).