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ACID Music Studio is the perfect tool for loop-based music creation in studio quality. Play virtual instruments on an unlimited number of tracks and add high-quality loops using drag & drop. Create exciting arrangements and produce your own music! At the end, burn everything to CD or export your tracks as MP3s to enjoy on the go.
Your creative partner in crime
- Record in 24-bit/192 kHz on an unlimited number of tracks
- Edit your vocal tracks with pitch editing by zplane
- Burn your tracks to CD or export them as WAV and MP3
Paint with sound. Mix down. Turn up the volume.
- Paint sound sequences directly in the timeline and hear results immediately
- The professional studio mixer makes even big productions child’s play
- Endlessly expand your instrument collection with the VST interface
Multitrack recording and comprehensive MIDI support
- MIDI Track Freeze: Convert MIDI tracks into audio and edit even CPU-taxing instruments
- Create own drum patterns and edit them in Drum Editor
- Audio event effects: Apply a multitude of effects at the event level
- Edit your effects and instrument via envelope curve automation
- Multiple MIDI editing and sequencing tools make workflows easier
Add effects in studio quality
- Multicore processor support: Run pre-render threads on all processor cores
- Add effects such as EQ, Reverb, Delay, Chorus and Distortion
- Pitch and tempo adjustment in realtime
Publish your creations
- Publish on SoundCloud, the worldwide preferred platform for independent
- Save audio in popular file formats
- Create your own audio CDs in just a few minutes
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
Sometimes sample is just perfect and ACID starts in quick way, so even on steam i can hunt some sounds and improve my sets.
Steam User 0
40 year drummer here. I first saw ACID at E3 in 1998 and it melted my brain: drag-and-drop loops onto a multi-track timeline, then slice, slide, fade, copy, paste—instant arrangement, zero friction. I remember thinking, this is the next generation of music creation.
Fast-forward to 2026: I’m still using ACID Music Studio for YouTube soundtracks and other projects because it still nails what most DAWs forget... Momentum. It gets ideas out of your head and into a finished arrangement fast, without feeling like paint-by-numbers. The workflow stays musical, the editing stays immediate, and experimentation feels natural instead of technical.
ACID has evolved since the early days, but it didn’t lose the point: make creating feel fun and faster than you think. If you want a loop-friendly studio that actually delivers results (not endless menu-diving), this is the real deal.
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Good software