Sharing a new way to work with Stable Audio
By Steven Van ·
TL;DR: We’re sharing two new ways for you to use Stable Audio 3.0. We now have a DAW plugin and a more advanced generation experience on StableAudio.com.
Stability AI announced Sharing a new way to work with Stable Audio on August 18, 2026.
What changed
TL;DR: We’re sharing two new ways for you to use Stable Audio 3.0. We now have a DAW plugin and a more advanced generation experience on StableAudio.com. The new plugin brings generation to your DAW, so you can work where you need to work. Arrange, edit, and mix what you make with Stable Audio 3.0 like any other audio. In the web app, go beyond the initial generation to give iterative direction, try variations, mix and edit, work with multiple tracks, and extend the length. Both are powered by our commercially-safe models. You own your outputs, and can distribute outputs freely. This is an early beta, so some features are experimental. Try it here and tell us what would be useful in your process. Getting to the right soundscape, score, or song is a deeply personal process. Every artist works differently, and you don’t know where an idea will take you when you start. Which means you don’t get there in one shot. That’s something we’ve been thinking about a lot as we build what’s next with Stable Audio. Our goal is simple: give you the tools to shape a sound, not just generate one. So today we wanted to share two new tools that give you different ways to work with Stable Audio 3.0. Th
