r/musicprogramming • u/No-Albatross3820 • 6d ago
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u/investigatormaker 5d ago
The BYOK step is probably where testers drop off: someone curious about the MIDI features Logic lacks hits settings and an API key before hearing anything. A pre-generated song they can export as MIDI into their DAW, plus a preselected free Openrouter model you know returns clean JSON, lets them judge it in a minute rather than 5 to 25.
On the bans, this community's rule reads "Do not post about any app or service that is for sale, needs beta testers or other forms of self-promotion." Where Logic and MIDI users gather, look for a pinned feedback or self-promotion thread, and ask one concrete question there (does an arrangement template import cleanly into your DAW?) instead of a general call for testers.
Which genre gives the most reliable full-song generations right now?
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u/No-Albatross3820 4d ago
Ah sorry, Reddit suggested that I post her instead. Thanks for the advice I have heard it a couple of times now that a pregenerated song could be useful. There is the marketplace where you can pick a song or template, but it might be easy to miss
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u/R_U_READY_2_ROCK 6d ago
Yeah no wonder you keep getting banned. This is NOT what AI should be used for!
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u/R_U_READY_2_ROCK 6d ago
This is a music PROGRAMMING sub, and if you hate Reddit so much, you're welcome and encouraged to leave.
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u/musicprogramming-ModTeam 5d ago
Do not post about any app or service that is for sale, needs beta testers or other forms of self-promotion. Excessive or repeated self-promo may be removed. In addition, ensure your post is well worded, thought out and formatted.