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1nVerTed🙏 16 karmaOct 15, 2023@Staccatocan't really use the app once without payment, was really disappointed with that. I was excited to use the app, too.
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Hey Guys! 👋 I built TonesMatch because chasing guitar tone is still way too messy. Most guitarists have done the same thing: search “Metallica amp settings” or “Hotel California guitar tone,” copy some random settings from a forum, and then realize they do not really work on their own amp. The problem is that tone settings are not universal. A Marshall Plexi, Boss Katana, Fender Blues Jr, and Line 6 Helix all respond differently. A general AI tool might suggest a channel, knob, or setting that sounds right in theory but does not even exist on your gear. TonesMatch solves this by combining researched real-world tone data with gear-aware AI. You type a song, choose your guitar, amp, and pedals, and TonesMatch adapts the target tone to your actual rig. It gives you practical settings you can actually dial in: amp channel, gain, EQ, pickup position, effects, and pedal chain suggestions. What makes it different: - Built on researched tone and gear data, not generic guesses - Adapts settings to your specific guitar, amp, pickups, and pedals - Supports both guitar and bass - Avoids recommending controls that do not exist on your amp - Includes a growing database of 13,000+ researched tones Would love feedback from guitarists, bassists, producers, and anyone who has ever spent too long chasing the perfect tone. Thanks for checking it out!
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Missing trial, paid 10 bucks for a shitty output, unsubscribed rightaway
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Not too impressed and free generating stinks when you can’t download what you’ve generated. Especially when users are using their own lyrics, it’s just not cool!
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SongGuru.AI is awesome! It makes music creation super easy and fun. I just type a few words and it turns them into a full song in seconds. The sound quality is great, and it feels like magic every time. Love it!
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Get one free song after signing up, after that its 1 credit for each song. There are package deals for 10/30/100/300 credits starting with $12 for 10.
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Clicking "Generate" produces a nearly unbearable and completely un-rhythmic string of noises in a very robotic sounding awkward style. Good example of how much further we need to progress in AI to actually create music people would willingly listen to. Background music for a video might be fine, but this AI is not suitable for that, either. This AI's output sounds like randomly selected sounds at randomly chosen times and repeating in a loop.
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I was looking for a song creator so I inserted rick astley never gonna give you up. Look how they massacred my boy.
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The Free Trial is useless. You run out of suggestions before you can figure out how to use it or if it's useful to you. In theory, it looks pretty good but I don't want to have to subscribe to something before I can really try it. I received one suggestion, asked for a melody for that one eight-syllable line. I received four options and that was it. My "free trial" was done. It then kept taking me to a page to subscribe to a paid plan. It honestly looks like something I'd be interesting in using, but not without trying.
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AudioStrip did exactly what I wanted to do, to isolate and denoise an important video I had, there was a lady talking loudly close to the camera but we needed the background conversations to be heard and the noise taken out, this did the job, free and fast!
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I signed up because I was highly interested in SynthGPT. Sadly, SynthGPT is no AI-Synth, the closest description: It's a sample-search with ai support. The "creations" are not alway in key, moving or evolving sounds are not tempo-sync because the engine only changes the playback-frequency (or tempo - like spinning a record faster or slower) to scale it for the keyboard. In case of this there's noch tempo-match with your DAW (if you use the vst) and even a chord-play is impossible in cause of the different playback-speed of the played notes. Even the sound-quality has issues sometimes. If you are searching for one-shot samples, then you at the right place! The good thing is the new DrumGPT. This is very helpful for building individual drumsets with no sound-limitations. But even there the sound quality varies. On the other hand: The stem-seperation is ok, the remix-section was useless to me and the DJ-function is far from be useful. All in one: Fadr is promising more than you can expect and i will not renew my subscription
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It did a great job extracting audio from de music!
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MusicAura is an AI music generation tool designed to help creators quickly turn ideas into royalty-free music. It focuses on a simple workflow where users can generate music from text prompts in seconds, making it useful for content creators, indie developers, and marketers who need fast audio ideas without complex production tools.
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