Prompt the rhythm
Ask for swung drums, heavy halftime, frantic breaks, a four-on-the-floor pulse, or a loose, human feel.
Describe the genre, groove, drum character, and energy you want, and Treblo builds a full instrumental around it. Try out ideas before you write a vocal or open your music software.
Use producer terms and genre examples if you know them. If not, describe how the groove should feel in your body.
Ask for swung drums, heavy halftime, frantic breaks, a four-on-the-floor pulse, or a loose, human feel.
Combine hip-hop, trap, house, garage, funk, lo-fi, drill, jungle, pop, and thousands of more specific tags.
Ask for a sparse, stripped-back beat with room in the mix, so there is space for a vocal on top.
Keep it simple: genre, groove, energy, and feel.
Start with the genre, a rough speed, and the groove. Words like laid-back, urgent, heavy, or bouncy help.
Say whether the beat should feel clean, raw, vintage, or futuristic, and lean on a genre that already carries the sound you want.
Make several free versions, pick the one that works best, and tighten the prompt around it.
These prompts describe the groove and the space around it.
“Soulful laid-back boom-bap beat, dusty drums, chopped soul samples, warm bass”
“Dark UK drill instrumental, sliding bass, sparse piano, tense strings, sharp hats, menacing and sparse”
“Bright future-funk beat, rubbery bass, filtered disco sample feel, crisp drums, playful synth lead, high energy”
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