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How to build a full arrangement part by part with the AI arranger with Remiqora

Add drums, bass, strings or a new section to a track in the DAW instead of re-rolling the whole song.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 1 hour
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Authorization notice. Remiqora is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Who it is forA producer with a rough track who wants to fill in missing parts while keeping the existing groove, tempo and key.

The problemRegenerating a whole song loses what you liked, and adding one missing instrument by hand needs playing or programming skills.

The outcomeNew parts that fit the tempo and key of your lanes, each delivered as a variant on its own lane for you to choose from.

What you need first

  • A computer with a consumer GPU; the README describes the studio as GPU-powered and local
  • The Remiqora desktop installer from the project's GitHub page, or the install steps in its README
  • Enough free disk space for the models you choose; the installer lets you skip YuE2, stem separation or arranger base models and add them later
  • For prompt writing, the Qwen3.5 assistant downloaded from the Models page

Steps

  1. Open a project in the built-in DAW from the project cards, or add a full mix from the shared library to a timeline.
  2. Select the lanes the arranger should listen to.
  3. In the AI arranger panel, choose the part to add (drums, bass, strings, keys, vocals and more), or repaint a section, continue the track or cover it in another style.
  4. Audition the variants that land on their own lanes and keep the one you prefer.
  5. Balance the result in the mixer and export a WAV or MP3 mix.

Prompt for your agent

Using the repo inikolax/remiqora, open the DAW project <project name> and use the AI arranger to add a <part type> part on top of the selected lanes. Expected output: one or more variant lanes that match the project tempo and key. Verify that each variant sits on its own lane and that the project tempo is unchanged.

Caveat. The arranger is part of the DAW, so you need a track or lanes to work from before it can add parts.

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