Templates & Starting Points
Music production templates that get you making in seconds
Skip the blank canvas. Start from curated sounds, ready-made device racks, genre starting points, and remixable community tracks — then build your own track in Audiotool's browser studio.
- 200K+
- presets in the cloud library
- 37
- built-in instruments & effects
- 2M+
- tracks you can remix
- Seconds
- from idea to first sound
What are music production templates?
A template — or starting point — is a track that is already part-way built: a set of instruments, sounds, and patterns arranged so you can begin creating immediately instead of assembling everything from an empty session. The fastest way to finish music is to avoid starting from nothing.
In Audiotool, starting points come in several shapes. You can drop in presets and loops from the cloud library, load a rack of built-in devices, begin from a genre's signature palette, or open someone else's published track and fork it into your own project. Everything runs in the browser, so any starting point opens in seconds.
Start faster with templates
Audiotool is designed around speed-to-start. Instead of shipping a single "new project" button, it surrounds you with reusable material — a curated library, built-in instruments, genre ideas, and a remix culture — so the first sound is never more than a click away.
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A curated cloud library
Over 200,000 presets, samples, and loops live in the cloud, ready to drop into a session — no downloads, no sample-pack hunting.
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37 instruments and effects built in
Synthesizers, drum machines, samplers, and effects ship with the studio, so a full starting rack is one click away.
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Genre starting points
Lo-fi, trap, house, and more each have signature sounds and patterns. Begin from the palette that fits the style you want to make.
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Remix and fork anything
Open any community track, see exactly how it was built, and fork it into your own project as a living starting point.
Pick a starting point
Choose the kind of head start that fits what you want to make. Each one drops you straight into the studio or into the sounds and devices behind it.
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Beat starters
Open a drum machine and shape your groove from a ready-made pattern instead of an empty grid.
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Synth & bass racks
Patch synths, samplers, and effects into modular racks you can reuse as the backbone of new tracks.
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Genre starters
Begin with the instruments and sounds that define lo-fi, trap, house, and other styles, then make them yours.
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Remix a track
Fork a published community track and use its arrangement, devices, and sounds as your starting point.
Discover tracks
Open the studio and start from a template
Pick a starting point, load it in your browser, and turn it into your own track in minutes.
Open StudioFrequently asked questions
What is a music production template?
A template is a ready-made starting point for a track — a set of instruments, sounds, and patterns arranged so you can begin creating instead of building everything from scratch. In Audiotool, starting points range from beat patterns and device racks to entire community tracks you can fork.
How do I start a track quickly in Audiotool?
Open the studio and pull from the cloud library of 200,000+ presets and the 37 built-in instruments and effects, or open an existing community track and remix it. Because everything runs in the browser, your starting point loads in seconds.
Can I use another creator's track as a starting point?
Yes. Audiotool is built around a remix and fork culture: you can open almost any published track, study how it was made, and fork it into your own project to keep building on it.
Do I need to install anything to use these starting points?
No. Audiotool runs entirely in your browser, so presets, devices, and starter projects open instantly without any download or installation on Windows, macOS, Linux, or a Chromebook.