Real musicians playing real instruments, shaped to your chords, tempo and groove. It feels like a session player responding to your track, full of nuance, intention and life. In a real session, the take is finished the moment it is played. Tonalic reshapes the same performance instead, so your arrangement stays open right up to the last minute.

Tonalic opens in Luna's editor, right below your song, and previews against it. When you're ready, drop a Tonalic onto your timeline, where you place, extend and arrange it like the audio and MIDI tracks you already know. The musical adaptation happens in the background, chords, tempo and feel lock in automatically, so you stay in the flow and keep creating.

Tonalic essential comes bundled with Luna Studio, formerly Luna Pro, and gives you signature guitar performances by Uwe Bossert for your Pop and Rock tracks. It is a full edition with the complete engine, and everything you build with it carries over when you upgrade. Preview Tonalics from the larger edition and move up whenever you want more musicians and more instruments.

In Luna, click the Warp control in the header of an Audio Track, choose ARA, then Tonalic ARA. Tonalic opens in the editor, in the same place you already use Melodyne. A stereo track is recommended, because the performances carry their own stereo image.

Requires: Luna 3.0 and Tonalic 1.0.4 or later.

Browse acoustic and electric guitar performances, called Tonalics, and preview them in place. Filter by genre, playing technique or instrument to find what your song needs. Tonalics adapt to your chords, key and tempo while the song plays, so you hear musical ideas exactly where they belong.

Drag a Tonalic into your song and treat it like a clip: extend it, move it, or add transitions and endings from the Set page. Drop it on the track you opened, or below your existing tracks, where Luna creates a new Tonalic ARA track for you. It may look like looping, but it isn't: Tonalic reshapes the performance to your chords, bar by bar.