Play and record a riff
Choose a kit, play it with your keyboard, and record a take that lands on the beat.
Learn by doing
RiffWright how-tos
Record a riff, shape its sound, let it write a part, and turn your riffs into a song.
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Fix a hit in the pattern
Add a hit, then set how hard it lands and nudge its timing.
Let RiffWright write a part
Roll a new part, vary it, change how busy it is, and keep what works.
Shape a sound with four dials
Turn the four dials while the loop plays, then save your version as a sound of your own.
Hear a sound pack before you choose
Browse the sound packs and audition a sound at three pitches.
Turn riffs into a song
Place riffs as blocks, repeat them, make an intro variation, and name the sections.
Mix and export your song
Balance each instrument, add space and echo, then export audio, MIDI or stems.
Find your way around on Android
Riffs, in-key playing, Generate, Quick riff and Song on a phone.
How to install an Android beta
Download your approved beta, install it on your Android device, and open it for the first time.
Install the RiffWright beta on Linux
Download your approved RiffWright beta, install it on Linux and open it for the first time.
Install the RiffWright beta on Windows
Download your approved RiffWright beta, install it on Windows and open it for the first time.