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Device Overview

Name/Version: Melodizer Black 1.0
Author: gourlierecords  
Description: Melodizer Black is a probabilistic melody generator which can generate notes in any scale you desire and has a rich feature set including 14 built-in scales, polyphonic/monophonic modes, individual note probability sliders, external trigger mode and note/velocity range sliders. The end results is a rather expressive stochastic melody machine with a ton of power!

Probabilistic note generators can be useful for a myriad of explorative tasks but some of my inspiration in building Melodizer Black was to have a device that could be used as:
- Accompaniment to any track,
- Performance/conducting tool, changing parameters as you play.
- Core platform for generative, ambient synthesis.
- Exploration tool to find new melodies and chord progressions.

FEATURES:
- True probability
- Trigger notes with the internal clock or enable external trigger mode which allows you to trigger notes from other MIDI sources to control rhythm
- Polyphonic and Monophonic modes to generate chords or melodies
- Robust scale mode which includes 14 scales to choose from and knobs to quickly adjust all probability sliders in your scale
- Lights above each note that blink when that note is triggered
- Adjustable sliders to limit the minimum and maximum note and velocity ranges for triggered notes
- No voice limit
- Note length up to 30 seconds
- Fully mappable parameters
- Push compatible

More information and video can be found on the product page of my website.
 

Device Details

Tags sequencer, other, hardware
Live Version Used: 11.2.7
Max Version Used: 8.3.1
Date Added: Feb 17 2023 21:22:44
Date Last Updated: Feb 17 2023 21:24:22
Device Type: midi_device
Download URL (report link) https://www.gourlierecords.com/store/p/melodizer-black
License (more info): Commercial


Comments

Very well done & well worth the cost. I'm using it a lot. Thanks!

Recently bought it and it's awesome!
All I would request is a rhythm/note-length probability as a chance between 1/32 /, 1/16, etc...

Thanks!

Transposing the key via Midi would be awesome

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