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A music agent that writes, arranges and files from inside your DAW
Intermediate API
What is Delphos?
Delphos is an audio editing tool. Delphos Copilot is a conversational music agent that connects to your DAW to compose, arrange, render stems, tag files and prep releases. Soundworlds are trained and owned by individual composers, and anything you create stays fully yours.
Delphos positions its Copilot as a coding agent for music: you describe the job in plain language and it carries out the work in your session. Instead of a single generate button, the product presents a conversational assistant that connects to Ableton, reads your files and takes instruction. Requests can be as musical as asking for several variations on a melody while keeping its character, or as mundane as pulling stems out of a folder of session files. The scope splits into two halves. On the creative side, Copilot helps start pieces, develop ideas, find resolutions for unfinished material, arrange and orchestrate. On the operational side it handles batch exports, stem rendering, tagging, metadata, library cataloguing and file prep for distribution. An overlay mode pins the assistant over any application or folder so it can be pointed at a specific view without switching windows, which matters when the work lives partly in the DAW and partly in a file browser. The company is careful about training data. Soundworlds, its term for the generative models, are built and controlled by a single composer who keeps full rights and is paid for each transaction; sharing with other users happens only at the owner's direction and can be withdrawn. Output made with Copilot belongs to the user, with no royalty obligation back to Delphos. That stance is the main differentiator against large text to music services that train on scraped catalogues. The tool suits composers, producers, songwriters and music teams with heavy admin loads, especially those already working in a DAW who want assistance without exporting audio to a separate web app. Limits are real: composition is instrumental only, vocals are still on the roadmap, and the assistant is built around DAW sessions rather than standalone audio clips. Pricing runs from a free credit tier through Pro and Enterprise levels.
How do you use Delphos?
1Download and install Delphos Copilot
Grab the Copilot build from the app page and install it on the machine where your DAW runs, since the assistant works alongside your sessions and files.
2Pick a plan and sort out credits
Start on the free tier with your own LLM, or move to Pro for an integrated model and a larger monthly credit allowance if you expect steady use.3Connect Copilot to your DAW
Link the assistant to Ableton so it can see the open session. The homepage shows a connected session indicator, which confirms the link is live before you ask for anything.4Make a first composition request
Ask for something concrete, such as a few variations on a melody that keep its character, then refine the result in conversation instead of rebuilding it by hand.5Hand off admin tasks
Point Copilot at a folder of sessions and ask for stems, or let it tag, catalogue and prep files for distribution so the repetitive work runs without you.6Pin the overlay for other apps
Use overlay mode to float Copilot above any application or folder and direct it at a specific view, which keeps the assistant present while you work elsewhere.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Works inside the DAW and file system rather than in a separate browser tabAI
- Covers admin as well as composition: batch stems, metadata, library cataloguingAI
- Soundworlds are owned and controlled by their composers, who are paid per transactionAI
- Output is yours with no royalties owed to DelphosAI
- Overlay mode points the assistant at any app or folder without window switchingAI
Cons
- Instrumental composition only; vocal generation is promised but not yet availableAI
- Homepage names Ableton as the connected DAW, with no wider DAW support statedAI
- Credits are consumed by ordinary AI-assisted actions, so heavy use needs paid tiersAI
- Free tier depends on bringing your own LLM, which adds setup for newcomersAI
- No public detail on how well Copilot handles complex arrangements or edge casesAI
How much does Delphos cost?
Pricing
Free at $0/month with 100 credits, bring-your-own LLM, skills, Looper and MCP. Pro at $50/month adds 1k credits, an integrated LLM, Composer, the soundworld library and custom workflows. Enterprise at $500/month adds 15k credits, custom installation, mass workflows, unlimited soundworlds, API access and large batch jobs. Credit packs can be bought separately.
Learn moreIntegrations
The homepage shows Copilot connected to Ableton and working across your files and folders; a Delphos API and MCP support appear on the Enterprise and Free tiers respectively.
Features
Copilot writes, arranges and orchestrates inside your DAW, finds resolutions for unfinished pieces and generates variations that keep a melody's character. It also handles admin: batch stem rendering and exports, tagging, metadata, library cataloguing and distribution prep. Overlay mode pins the assistant over other apps, and the agent can be extended with custom functions.
Frequently asked questions about Delphos
How much does Delphos cost?
Free at $0/month with 100 credits, bring-your-own LLM, skills, Looper and MCP. Pro at $50/month adds 1k credits, an integrated LLM, Composer, the soundworld library and custom workflows. Enterprise at $500/month adds 15k credits, custom installation, mass workflows, unlimited soundworlds, API access and large batch jobs. Credit packs can be bought separately.Does Delphos offer a free trial?
A permanent $0/month Free tier includes 100 monthly credits, bring-your-own LLM, Delphos skills, the Looper and MCP access, with pay as you go credits available.Does Delphos have an API?
Yes, Delphos offers an API.How do you use Delphos?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Download and install Delphos Copilot 2. Pick a plan and sort out credits 3. Connect Copilot to your DAW 4. Make a first composition request 5. Hand off admin tasks 6. Pin the overlay for other apps.What platforms does Delphos support?
Delphos is available on Windows, MacOS and Web App.What does Delphos integrate with?
The homepage shows Copilot connected to Ableton and working across your files and folders; a Delphos API and MCP support appear on the Enterprise and Free tiers respectively.
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