I don't use sample packs much, just the occasional loop that comes with Kontakt or similar products.
If I may be honest, I think the product doesn't make sense - and I speak as someone who has composed music professionally. I could see myself paying for a generator VST that I can use organically with my other tracks but I'd never go to a site to download a generated, yet static, pattern that I'd later use in a composition.
Good feedback. An in-DAW generation VST is indeed something we could cook up! Glad to hear there is interest in that.
I agree the current workflow can improve, which is why the next release will feature "Conductor" mode: a 7-track synthesizer (one track per octave) all working together to create a complete passage of music.
Each of the tracks can choose a starter template from: Loop, Theme & Variation, Call & Response, Stream
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Thanks for the feedback on pricing. Yes, I am continuously updating the algebra and synthesis schematics to improve the quality of music.
When you do find sample packs online that you like, how much do you typically pay for them? What value did you find in that asset?
I don't use sample packs much, just the occasional loop that comes with Kontakt or similar products.
If I may be honest, I think the product doesn't make sense - and I speak as someone who has composed music professionally. I could see myself paying for a generator VST that I can use organically with my other tracks but I'd never go to a site to download a generated, yet static, pattern that I'd later use in a composition.
Good feedback. An in-DAW generation VST is indeed something we could cook up! Glad to hear there is interest in that.
I agree the current workflow can improve, which is why the next release will feature "Conductor" mode: a 7-track synthesizer (one track per octave) all working together to create a complete passage of music.
Each of the tracks can choose a starter template from: Loop, Theme & Variation, Call & Response, Stream