Audialab is a US-based software company building AI-powered tools for music producers, founded by Mike Chen and Berkeley Malagon. The company positions itself around "ethical AI for artists, by artists," training its models in ways intended to respect creators and producing royalty-free output. Its co-founders also helped launch ethicaluse.org, an initiative focused on ethical AI practices in music.

The product lineup centers on generative plugins for sample creation and sound design. Emergent Drums (and its successor Emergent Drums 2) uses machine learning to generate original, royalty-free one-shot drum samples from scratch. Infinite Packs is a generative sample pack engine, Deep Sampler applies neural networks to sampling workflows, Humanize adds realistic variation to programmed parts, and Interloper is a more recent addition to the catalog. Emergent Drums 2 is also available as an NKS-compatible plugin through Native Instruments.

The company's tools have been covered by outlets including MusicRadar, Future Music, and Bedroom Producers Blog, and Audialab has drawn backing from Sequoia Capital. Its focus sits at the intersection of plugin development and generative AI, aimed primarily at electronic and beat-oriented producers looking for novel sample sources inside the DAW.

Audialab has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Drum Synth Plugins.