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Oh yeah, PunkBass sounds nice. The deal breaker for me was that it only goes down to B. But it's understandable that a punk oriented virtual instrument wouldn't be suited for super low tunings.

@@michaldivismusic It goes down to Drop G (as said on their website.) Personally I don't love it for that but it's definitely usable in that situation.

Thanks! It's a tone off my album Dreamer. I have a link to the presets in my channel bio, this one is called the "Spank Tone".

Thanks so much! I'm working on more hopefully sick riffs.

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​@@michaldivismusic Do you have any other music generated like that for us to have a look? Even if it is Generated, I consider that as a form of art - Procedural Music Art

@@illuminaut9148 not yet, but I am working on more procedurally generated music (djent and other genres).

@@michaldivismusic Godspeed then.

Hey there, I absolutely agree! Using perlin or other types of noise for music generation might be very interesting. I might try that. Thank you for the tip and good luck with your own generator. I'd love to hear what you have so far.

Yep, the second one would be nice. However, to have a mixed and mastered output, you'd basically have to recreate a DAW in your program. That sounds like a huge task I'm not willing to attempt at the moment.

Maybe some sort of communication between the Djenerator and a DAW will be the way to go atm. For example, maybe create some virtual inputs and outputs on your computer and route them to a template of tracks inside the DAW, after that you can then mix with the standard VST plugins everyone uses and just record/stream the output. Main issue is that it is real-time only, and a player for the Djenerator information is needed. The thing with multiple inputs and outputs can also be done also with 2 computers, using 2 audio interfaces. One for the Djenerator and another for the DAW, using real cables for connecting A/outs to B/ins. More of a hassle, but doable. Things can go wild if you start using analog gear/amps before the signal enters the DAW. I guess is possible to do it all inside one computer, with a big enough interface and a beefy computer but as I said, things will go wild from here. Extra thing that comes to mind, is to make a mixing/mastering program for the Djenerated files: Particularly if you use the Reaper DAW, I think is possible to make a batch of actions to load audio and midi into a mixing template, to their respective tracks, and after that render it. Djenerator can choose between different mix templates depending on the song/genre, and then batch render the songs. PD: I think Dennis Martensson has a guitar VST.

@@idontcare_wtf Yes, Dennis now has, but in 10 hours video descriptions faq he told that his program load and uses all sounds inside software, without DAW, internal playback.

@@idontcare_wtf Thanks for the interesting ideas. I've been looking for a DAW that has a CLI, but I found none that would allow me to fill a pre-made template with midi and render the final mix from command line. Reaper seems to come closest to that though. That might be the way to go.

That's awesome. I'd love to have a visualizer as well. I mean a generated visualizer, the one I've used in the past has been done manually. I believe Dennis Martensson is using a game engine (Unity maybe) to generate a visualizer in real-time. That sounds significantly more usable than offline rendering visualization. But I'm not using a game engine 😢

@@michaldivismusic I think he is using his own engine. But if I am correct, it's basically a skybox with a cool texture and some random light flashes.

@@youareliedtobythemedia Cool, I didn't know that.

Hey I wanted to reach out and find out any news on yours? I have been working on one myself… now I have all these awesome parts but I don’t have a player, and want to make it do the section generation as well and I’m feeling stuck

Development is temporarily abandoned, cause lack of time. Stuck on full song generator, third full project reorganization and GTP exporter. Can we chat somewhere, mb I can help?@@AlterationProduction

Hey there, congrats on solving the problem. Your initial idea was pretty ambitious, I never thought of sending the MIDI events directly to the DAW inputs. Instead, I'm generating MIDI files (for the same reason, it's difficult to get the timing right in real-time scenarios). I've glossed over tonejs when researching for this project and it looks very nice, I'm just not good at JavaScript. Hope this works for you. I'm really interested in your results, please let me know whenever that video is up and good luck on the path!

@@michaldivismusic No promises, but when (most probably IF :) project is finished I will let you know. Thanks!

@@michaldivismusic I'm using that approach too, midi file -> DAW. I think realtime play through virtual midi ports also possible (will try to add it to my djeneration software when finish first complete song gen).

@@michaldivismusic hi! It's been a while since we talked last time, but here is my first step on this "procedural music generation" road: ruclips.net/video/zRr7QlBddxk/видео.html Basically, I wrote a web app that generates song sections with selected instruments by some user defined patterns that can be adjusted manually. It's kind of helper for composing riffs for now. The next step would be to write a wrapper that will have rules on what sections to generate and how exactly so that the result will be a random typical djent song.

@@LPaulI love it, super excited for more, would love to share with you what I’m trying to get working since you figured this out

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That's very flattering, thanks! I might release it to the public some day, but a lot of things need to be improved before that can happen.

Oh yeah! I've been using the Umansky for everything lately as well. It's hard to go back to the previous ones, especially for their lack of articulations compared to Umansky. I really like Djinnbass, but it doesn't slap or thump. I haven't heard of Spector though, it is good?

I just googled it, Spector is the Eurobass II, right...

@@michaldivismusic update: after Eurobass 3 came out I immidiately upgraded and I love the results! if Djinn or Punk gets the same upgrade I'm buying either one!

I'd love to, but it will take a while... 🙏

In case you haven't caught it yet, there is a channel that has a 24/7 procedurally generated djent livestream. It isn't up at the moment, but here's a 10-hour video by him: ruclips.net/video/52SRWJ2pMXI/видео.html

@@LEMNSQZY Thanks! I'm aware of Dennis, he's awesome.

@@LEMNSQZY i know this channel because he commented on that channel

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Go for Architects, love that one!

@@michaldivismusic update: eventually got the OKW metal! I really love how it sounds for anything heavy but I want the Architects too :D The Architects might sound a bit better for metalcore but the Metal sounds insane for deathcore and even for more of a 90's sound

Thanks! I've been trying the Invasion cymbals instead of P4 which I usually use and they really are dope. Plus there's so many of them 😁

@@michaldivismusic Yes exactly!! I love how many cymbals GGD Invasion has. 😍

My thoughts exactly! I've been using this combo for new music lately.

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I think both GGD and SD3 have their pros and cons. It's true that some of the GGD libraries are pre-processed and there's no way to get the raw samples. Other ones can be switched between almost raw samples and processed ones. I'd also like to be able to get the raw sounds sometimes, but I don't think that was their intent. On the other hand, some people might find SD3 overly complicated to work with (not me). Thanks for the comment and have a great day!

@@michaldivismusic i don't know why people don't just make great templates. i did use the first kit and the invasion kit alot, but always with huge templates i could drag into my project. the same can be done with SD3 at lower processing cost by mixing in the VST too. fuck GGD thanks for reading my rant

You got a problem with GGD yet you own all their libraries…bruh you ok there?

It does! I love it!

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@@TheBanana93 So many modern metal bands are perfectly on the beat, it's just that Djent bands in particular are usually less creative than an unpainted brick wall