Finally, a tool that does the sound design and composing for you.pekadan wrote:thedzilizzi wrote:I looked at them during the holiday sales, but ended up using the money for something else. Is the riff generator out yet? It does look interesting.
It's out, but to buy it during the first few days (*) you need to sign up for an invitation here: https://insessionaudio.com/products/riff-generation/
(*) EDIT: Only 2 more days left to get it cheaper it seems.
hereghettosynth wrote:No, but what are people seeing in this? To be clear, I use generative tools and this just doesn't seem that interesting to me.pekadan wrote:I'm really curious about the new "In Session Audio Riff Generation" library. I've checked out some videos and it looks and sounds both cool, inspiring and useful. It's a little pricey though, even with intro special ($160 instead of $250), and I have no experience with the company or any of their previous products. Did anybody here buy and try this lib already, or has some interesting In Session Audio experience to share?
Yes especially the composing. IMO, the best songs are made with just an arp.VariKusBrainZ wrote:Finally, a tool that does the sound design and composing for you.pekadan wrote:thedzilizzi wrote:I looked at them during the holiday sales, but ended up using the money for something else. Is the riff generator out yet? It does look interesting.
It's out, but to buy it during the first few days (*) you need to sign up for an invitation here: https://insessionaudio.com/products/riff-generation/
(*) EDIT: Only 2 more days left to get it cheaper it seems.
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Same here. In Session Audio makes some really nice instruments, btw. And this one is quite nice, too. I like the workflow. Reminds me a lot of the sequencer in Diversion. But the problem with putting something like this into a Kontakt instrument is that you are then restricted to the samples they provide. And while they are nice, they are naturally limited. You could drag and drop the midi but then you are loosing all the effects. So either you commit to the sounds provided by the instrument or you have to forget most of the functionality of the instrument. For that $160 is just too high a price imho.Kalamata Kid wrote:Interested but the $160 price tag will keep me away!ghettosynth wrote:No, but what are people seeing in this? To be clear, I use generative tools and this just doesn't seem that interesting to me.pekadan wrote:I'm really curious about the new "In Session Audio Riff Generation" library. I've checked out some videos and it looks and sounds both cool, inspiring and useful. It's a little pricey though, even with intro special ($160 instead of $250), and I have no experience with the company or any of their previous products. Did anybody here buy and try this lib already, or has some interesting In Session Audio experience to share?
Oh, Cannot use your own samples?mgw38 wrote:Same here. In Session Audio makes some really nice instruments, btw. And this one is quite nice, too. I like the workflow. Reminds me a lot of the sequencer in Diversion. But the problem with putting something like this into a Kontakt instrument is that you are then restricted to the samples they provide. And while they are nice, they are naturally limited. You could drag and drop the midi but then you are loosing all the effects. So either you commit to the sounds provided by the instrument or you have to forget most of the functionality of the instrument. For that $160 is just too high a price imho.Kalamata Kid wrote:Interested but the $160 price tag will keep me away!ghettosynth wrote:No, but what are people seeing in this? To be clear, I use generative tools and this just doesn't seem that interesting to me.pekadan wrote:I'm really curious about the new "In Session Audio Riff Generation" library. I've checked out some videos and it looks and sounds both cool, inspiring and useful. It's a little pricey though, even with intro special ($160 instead of $250), and I have no experience with the company or any of their previous products. Did anybody here buy and try this lib already, or has some interesting In Session Audio experience to share?
Kalamata Kid wrote: Interested but the $160 price tag will keep me away!
How about Stochas.
https://www.audiovitamins.com/stochas/
Anyone care to compare Stochas or other similar plugins with RIFF GENERATION
Edit: I did not find the audio in the Riff Gen video very musical.
I am confident that the RG can do better.
Wondering what Nora 3 will offer for $49
https://squaredheads.com/
murnau wrote:Whats your problem? Didn't he asked you for permission to end one thing and start another?
Not that. If he wanted to start from scratch after having already a reputation with a company, fine with me.
I too was interested in the alternatives.. and found BlueArp. I haven't tried it yet.. but it seems worth a look, and it's free.Kalamata Kid wrote: Anyone care to compare Stochas or other similar plugins with RIFF GENERATION
BlueArp is one of my favorites. And it is free. If you don't have it yet you need to get it.rockhopper wrote:I too was interested in the alternatives.. and found BlueArp. I haven't tried it yet.. but it seems worth a look, and it's free.Kalamata Kid wrote: Anyone care to compare Stochas or other similar plugins with RIFF GENERATION
http://graywolf2004.net/wp/
Blue Arp has been on my list to try for a long time.rockhopper wrote:I too was interested in the alternatives.. and found BlueArp. I haven't tried it yet.. but it seems worth a look, and it's free.Kalamata Kid wrote: Anyone care to compare Stochas or other similar plugins with RIFF GENERATION
http://graywolf2004.net/wp/
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