The request is valid; you just need the right tools for the job.
Story Jam lets you design chord progressions without needing to know about music theory, instead offering intuitive terms like "lightness", "darkness", "drifting" and "roaming". They mean about what you think they mean.
Yeah, I'd think that it will take commoditized generation tools that existing or new composition multi-tracking tools could incorporate. i.e. FLStudio plugin
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I'd be surprised if the people who are writing these understand what this means.
The request is valid; you just need the right tools for the job.
Story Jam lets you design chord progressions without needing to know about music theory, instead offering intuitive terms like "lightness", "darkness", "drifting" and "roaming". They mean about what you think they mean.
https://storyjam.tenpens.ink
I'm planning a "Show HN" post for tomorrow morning EST with more details. But you can get the sneak peek here :)
Yeah, I'd think that it will take commoditized generation tools that existing or new composition multi-tracking tools could incorporate. i.e. FLStudio plugin
What does the ideal VST(s) look like for you? How would you like it to be broken down?
For example, I tend to think of "composition" and "synthesis" as two very different topics.
One VST could spit out chords or melodies (not a common VST) whereas another could render those sounds (very common VST)