Sundog Song Studio 3.0 coming soon - sneak peak time!

[tonedef71]

Don´t know if I am blind, but this video:

I cannot find on your Youtube channel... don´t know if this is intended to be

Hmm... your ISP may be having trouble reaching the server that is hosting the video.

Here is a quick screenshot I just snapped:

[hauke]

I said immediate buy in this case ... bought

Thanks !

Don´t know if I am blind, but this video:

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I cannot find on your Youtube channel... don´t know if this is intended to be

Oh, interesting, thanks for the info! I just took a look. It is listed as "allowed to embed, but don't display publicly". I will make it public a few days after the 3.0 launch. I don't know if Youtube will list it as a new video when I do a change, and I don't want to confuse anybody during the release week^^.

[Trancit]

I said immediate buy in this case ... bought

Thanks !

Thank you for very clever product...

[Trancit]

Couldn´t hold on... bought MelodicFlow as well... I like your idea with an all controlling Chord track... makes composing/experimenting far easier

[Trancit]

... I like your idea with an all controlling Chord track... makes composing/experimenting far easier

Especially for this, there is one question for me if I work with both (Sundog and MelodicFlow):

Is there any way in Sundog to let special channels (like for Bass, Arps, Leads ... everything which should follow the "chord track") output the midi data in "MelodicFlow format" ???

I hope this is understandable...

MelodicFlow in the upper range works the same like Sundog internal (root, root+1, root+2 etc.) but the output of Sundog are "real" midi notes to trigger instruments directly...
I want to have the "pure" Sundog data to trigger MelodiFlow, that I don´t have to convert manually all the note data to MelodicFlow format for the instruments I want to follow the Chord track ...

The next I stumble with a bit:
If I use Chord mods (which I do a lot), the naming in the chord progression is chaotic ... a modded Fminor gets the same -6 as a name like the modded D#maj ... and since there is no indicator if you press on the "name" in the chord progression I never knew, which chord I had if I accidentally clicked on a different chord while have one of them highlighted...

[hauke]

... I like your idea with an all controlling Chord track... makes composing/experimenting far easier

Especially for this, there is one question for me if I work with both (Sundog and MelodicFlow):

Is there any way in Sundog to let special channels (like for Bass, Arps, Leads ... everything which should follow the "chord track") output the midi data in "MelodicFlow format" ???

I hope this is understandable...

MelodicFlow in the upper range works the same like Sundog internal (root, root+1, root+2 etc.) but the output of Sundog are "real" midi notes to trigger instruments directly...
I want to have the "pure" Sundog data to trigger MelodiFlow, that I don´t have to convert manually all the note data to MelodicFlow format for the instruments I want to follow the Chord track ...

The next I stumble with a bit:
If I use Chord mods (which I do a lot), the naming in the chord progression is chaotic ... a modded Fminor gets the same -6 as a name like the modded D#maj ... and since there is no indicator if you press on the "name" in the chord progression I never knew, which chord I had if I accidentally clicked on a different chord while have one of them highlighted...

At the moment it's not possible to output the MIDI data in MelodicFlow format. But it's an interesting idea . I will put that on the wish list.

Regarding the chords: Hmmm... Sundog doesn't store the chord names or "original chord buttons" anywhere. I get your point here, but I will probably keep it that way. Maybe it's a good idea to lock the chord progression (shortcut: "l") while you test different chords.

All the best,
Hauke

[Trancit]

At the moment it's not possible to output the MIDI data in MelodicFlow format. But it's an interesting idea . I will put that on the wish list.

Thx...

Regarding the chords: Hmmm... Sundog doesn't store the chord names or "original chord buttons" anywhere. I get your point here, but I will probably keep it that way. Maybe it's a good idea to lock the chord progression (shortcut: "l") while you test different chords.

Just noticed, the problem is something else...

If you use the normal chords, i.e. with Chord mods on and you have chosen the middle one for slot 1, clicking on a different slot and back again, the chord loaded into slot 1 gets a darker color...

This doesn´t work for left and right chord mod... therefore there is a problem to know what chord is loaded in...
If you could consider some kind of highlighting for left and right mods as well, the problem would be solved

[sqigls]

anyone looking to sell their license of Sundog?

[hauke]

Just a quick note:

Sundog Song Studio 3.0 is available now !

This new video tutorial explains the basic workflow:



Normal price: 55 EUR / $59. The update is free for all customers.
Introductory price: Until 2017/04/23, Sundog 3 can be bought for the old Sundog 2 price (44 EUR / $49).

The demo / update is available here:
http://feelyoursound.com/sundog/

I wish you a lot of fun with Sundog 3.0 !

Cheers,
Hauke

[Phorous]

Sundog just keeps getting better

[hauke]

Sundog just keeps getting better

Thanks
And there are still a lot of ideas for future updates .

[tuzemec]

Huh... this looks amazing!
Ordered

[hauke]

Huh... this looks amazing!
Ordered

Thank you!

[Musical Gym]

Still a bargain at the new price. Awesome tools.
Demo file is same as update file, correct?

[Phorous]

While its nothing too complicated, wrote this with the help of Sundog 3.0: https://soundcloud.com/voice303/lydian-sundrive

It makes creating step sequence style melodies and rhythms easy even in non standard scales. Very useful for a mouse musician such as myself