Jazz has always been about freedom, expression, and experimentation. From improvisation to complex harmony, the genre continues to evolve with every new generation of musicians. Today, AI is becoming part of that evolution, not as a replacement for artists, but as a creative tool.
With SOUNDRAW, musicians and creators can generate original jazz music using AI, then shape it to fit their own sound. Whether you’re sketching ideas, building backing tracks, or composing music for release, SOUNDRAW helps you move faster without compromising artistic control.
Jazz Music, Generated on Your Terms
SOUNDRAW’s AI music generator allows you to create royalty-free jazz tracks in seconds. You can customize tempo, mood, structure, and instrumentation to match styles ranging from smooth jazz and swing to modern and cinematic jazz. Once generated, tracks can be edited further or taken into your own DAW for recording, arranging, or improvisation.
This makes SOUNDRAW a powerful starting point for jazz musicians, composers, filmmakers, and content creators who need flexible, copyright-safe music.
Release and Monetize with Confidence
All jazz music created with SOUNDRAW is cleared for commercial use. That means you can release tracks on streaming platforms, use them in films or videos, or include them in client projects without worrying about copyright claims or licensing issues.
Because SOUNDRAW is built on ethically sourced training data, artists can create and monetize their music confidently, knowing their work is protected and future-proof.
AI That Supports Artists, Not Replaces Them
SOUNDRAW was designed to support independent artists who want control over their sound and their career. Instead of relying on pre-made loops or expensive licenses, creators can generate original jazz compositions and make them their own.
Whether you’re experimenting with new ideas, producing your next release, or building a professional music catalog, SOUNDRAW helps you turn inspiration into finished jazz music, faster and ethically.
Ready to give it a try?