Free AI orchestration tool for composers – looking for feedback

[ShevtoneAudio]

Hi everyone,

I'm a cinematic composer and I've been developing a platform called ShevtoneAudio.

The idea is simple: you upload a rough MIDI performance, and the platform analyzes harmony, rhythm, dynamics and musical structure, then creates an editable multi-track cinematic arrangement for further work in your DAW.

It's not a text-to-music generator. The goal is to speed up the orchestration workflow while keeping the composer's MIDI editable.

I've temporarily opened the platform for free and I'm looking for composers and producers willing to test it and share feedback.

You can try it here:
https://app.shevtoneaudio.com

I'd be interested to hear what you think about the workflow and what should be improved.

Best,
Bor
ShevtoneAudio

[Benedict]

AI makes me cringe, but still, being MIDI is better than 3D-printed audio.

You might want to actually show some in-action stuff. All these AI sites promising nothing don't help anyone. A YT vid is not hard to make. IF you cannot, for some legitimately overwhelming reason, then reach out to someone with experience who is happy for your thing on their channel (just take care it's not them grandstanding so your product takes the back seat to their posing).

Before you do what the other cat did and at me for judging before getting to the product, I got there and balked as there wasn't a compelling reason to go to the effort of trying what has no evidence to make it better than every other Mickey Mouse wannabe. That would explain why uptake has been slower than expected

[Benedict]

Here's another example that may help you see what others see - it is like what you and many others are doing:
https://tesseract-website-two.vercel.app/

The focus is on the look of things; they wax posteriorally about the color & curved corners of the GUI being modern and elcectromoronic but nowhere do they even attempt to show the synth in action. A synth is a sound thing, yet we hear no sound. We deliberately never get shown the tool in action. Why?

Common sense would be to have at least a bit of a demo running in a DAW a) to prove it runs in DAWs and b) to help people feel it could run in their DAW. More common sense would have at least an overview of the features so people can see/hear what is on offer (Osc/Filt etc) and if that seems like a help.

Assuming "cool ppl kno", "it's free", or more likely "I get them in my Funnel Of Evil" is not helping; seeing you put no valid bait on the hook, added no value, merely assumed fish are gonna do what you expect they will coz fishez iz stoopid.