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HIVER

A creative operating system for electronic music.

HIVER sits before the DAW. It generates musically coherent material, lets you lock, mutate, and perform it, then exports the parts that deserve to become a track.

Position / 01

Begin with motion, not an empty timeline.

The blank page is rarely a lack of technique. It is a lack of momentum. HIVER creates a believable musical territory first, so taste can take over from generation.

Creative loop / 02

From territory to material you can keep.

01

Choose a territory

Start from a musical world rather than a technical template: rhythm, harmony, sound, and motion share the same direction.

02

Generate the whole idea

Drums, bass, chords, motif, and texture arrive in one key with enough internal logic to audition immediately.

03

Lock, mutate, morph

Keep the parts that carry identity, transform the rest, and move between scenes without losing the thread.

04

Take it to the DAW

Export MIDI and an idea note, then continue arranging, recording, and mixing in the production environment you already use.

Instrument / 03

A sketchpad with the depth of an instrument.

Synthesis, not a sample pack

808 and 303-inspired machines, polyphonic pads, multiple lead engines, sends, and a controlled output path run in Web Audio.

Pattern depth

Per-step locks, conditions, retrigs, microtiming, swing, Euclidean lanes, and real scene morphing shape the sequence.

Desktop and phone

The same musical document opens as a detailed workstation or a touch-first mobile instrument with a lighter audio path.

Visual performance field

HIVER Field translates musical energy into a visual instrument designed to be performed, tuned, and exported.

Current state / 04

Public, working, and explicitly unfinished.

v0.0.1 · alpha
Vite 8 · React 19 · TypeScript 6
Web Audio synthesis · no sample dependency
MIDI + idea-pack export

HIVER is the public product name; “Inspiration Lab” names the current application phase. The alpha app is public, but source access and a published license are not confirmed. Contact us for current terms.

Make the first move audible.

Open the instrument, choose a territory, and let the material give you something concrete to judge.