Local-first
Offline by default. Your prompts, lyrics, and tracks never leave the machine unless you explicitly send them.
Iblis
A local-first AI music workstation for Windows 11. Generate, organize, and remix from your own machine. No accounts. No cloud. Plugin-shaped everywhere it matters.
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Status: alpha, in private testing. Access is by application while capacity is limited — request a beta invite.
Built to be understandable
Iblis keeps its music engine, player, analysis, plugins, updates, and privacy boundaries explicit. Read the technology overview for the shipped stack, the capabilities it unlocks, and the work still intentionally ahead.
Modular
Audio engines, stem splitters, image generators, visualizations, and skins are all swappable plugins. Replace any of them without reinstalling the rest.
Skinnable
One closed token vocabulary. Any skin styles any plugin, and any plugin reads any skin. Edit themes in-app, swap them live.
What you can make
Generate
Prompt a track from your own machine: lyrics or instrumental, a negative prompt, bpm/key, and honest engine recipes. Queue takes, compare a blind A/B pair, and keep the full provenance of every render.
Train your own sound
Point Iblis at a folder of your own .wav files and it
trains a custom style (a LoRA) on your machine — texture and groove
— then generates with it. An NVIDIA GPU with 8 GB of VRAM or
more is enough to start; runs are longer on smaller cards.
Styles library
Import styles you have trained, or pull community styles from the signed catalog, and render with them. Everything already on your machine keeps working offline, forever.
How the pieces fit
Plugins
Versioned folders on disk. Hot-swap with an atomic current.txt pointer. Six kinds: engine processor image-gen visualizer ui-pack skin.
Skins
The default skin is dark-3d — deep black with a red lens and a blue lens, the way 3D glasses work. Switch to light-paper, infernal, cathedral live.
Request beta access
Iblis is in private alpha. A product key unlocks Training, Generation, and the community Styles library; everything else — your library, playback, skins, and anything already on your machine — works offline forever with no key.
We gate access to conserve resources: even with most of the compute running on your own machine, hosting the installers and the community styles already runs to dozens of gigabytes, and that only grows. Keys are limited while we scale.
To apply, email Iblis-Beta-Test@meiuxmeiux.com with your GPU and basic hardware specs (an NVIDIA GPU with 8 GB of VRAM or more is recommended for training) and a little about what you want to make. Every application is considered seriously, though space is limited. Alpha and beta testers who help shape the software will be able to use it free, or at a steep discount, if it is ever sold.