Player API
Interactive Generative Music API
Aimi’s Player API leverages our proprietary AI generated music engine to produce dynamic, real-time music that adapts to input parameters. By simply specifying elements such as genre, BPM, instrumentation, and arrangement style, developers can prompt our generative music API to create real-time, interactive music on demand. Generation is very low latency and can deliver real-time results with sub 200 ms latency. Ideal for apps, games, and other digital experiences delivering a scalable, adaptive audio solution that responds instantly to user input and in-app changes.
As with all Aimi products and services, the output of the the Aimi Player API is warranted 100% royalty free and copyright cleared, globally.
Dynamic and Interactive Music
Instantly generate music that responds to changes in parameters like genre, BPM, and arrangement, ensuring a constantly fresh audio experience.
Perfect for Fitness Apps
Create high-energy tracks that adjust to workout intensity, helping users stay motivated during exercise.
Tailored Interactive Experiences
Adapt music in real time to match user inputs or environmental cues, ideal for various digital installations and live events.
Ideal for Games
Deliver immersive, interactive soundtracks that evolve with gameplay to enhance the gaming experience.
Scalable Integration
Whether you’re an indie developer or a large enterprise, our API is built to scale, providing reliable, on-demand music generation across a range of applications.
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