AudioCipher 4.0 for Mac
Mac AudioAudioCipher, from indie developer AudioCipher Technologies, turns text into music. Type any word or phrase and its home-grown text-to-MIDI algorithm converts the letters into a melody or a chord progression in your chosen key, scale and rhythm, ready to drag into your DAW. It is not cloud AI — the conversion runs locally, and the same word always produces the same musical signature in a given key. Version 4.0 (September 2024) adds the MIDI Vault for organising ideas.
Key Features
- Text-to-MIDI generation: type a word or phrase, get a melody or chords
- Melody and chord modes with nine scales, chord extensions and rhythm settings
- Chord inversions and note joining for smoother voice leading in version 4
- MIDI Vault stores MIDI and audio together as searchable cards with metadata
- Drag MIDI straight into DAWs such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live and FL Studio
How to Download
- Check your DAW accepts VST3 or AU plug-ins, or use the standalone app.
- Download the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
- Type a word, set your BPM, key and mode, listen to the result, then drag the MIDI onto an instrument track.
System Requirements
AudioCipher runs on a recent version of macOS on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, as a VST3 and AU plug-in plus a standalone app. Earlier versions required macOS 10.11 or later; check the current product page for exact requirements.
FAQs
Is AudioCipher an AI generator?
No. The developer describes it as an AI emulator: a deterministic text-to-MIDI algorithm, a kind of musical cryptogram, with nothing trained on licensed music and no cloud processing.
How much does it cost?
AudioCipher is a one-time purchase, listed at $29.99 for the generator with free upgrades for existing customers. The official site shows current pricing.
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