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Post by indiehouse on Nov 24, 2022 18:54:58 GMT -6
I’m forced into playing bass, which is a whole other animal. At least to write interesting bass lines. I can play root notes all day. But that bores me. So, I’m interested in some AI type software that might generate bass lines. Not that I would use them, but more so that I would learn from them, perhaps they spark other ideas within myself.
I’ve gone the session musician route, and I prefer it. But I can’t afford it in the long run. I’m looking into things like uJam or Orb Producer 3. Anyone have any experience? I know it sounds lame, but I’m just trying to learn how to write better bass lines.
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Post by the other mark williams on Nov 24, 2022 23:55:31 GMT -6
I’m forced into playing bass, which is a whole other animal. At least to write interesting bass lines. I can play root notes all day. But that bores me. So, I’m interested in some AI type software that might generate bass lines. Not that I would use them, but more so that I would learn from them, perhaps they spark other ideas within myself. I’ve gone the session musician route, and I prefer it. But I can’t afford it in the long run. I’m looking into things like uJam or Orb Producer 3. Anyone have any experience? I know it sounds lame, but I’m just trying to learn how to write better bass lines. Check out Toontrack’s EZBass. It sounds good. I’m thinking of selling my copy just because I’ve been enjoying actually playing bass more lately, but EZB is capable. |
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Post by bossanova on Nov 25, 2022 1:29:25 GMT -6
Don’t get Melody Sauce. I paid for that one at a discount thinking that there was a 7 day money back window, but it only applies if you buy it direct from the developer. It generates extremely basic melodies that rely on rudimentary theory rules.
So that said, I used UJam 3-4 years ago and it had some interesting patterns.
When in doubt, transcribe!
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