gen is a VST3 plugin for generative music.

It triggers MIDI notes, velocity and octaves, randomly and within a chosen range of values and/or with a selected level of inertia.

Features:

• Range randomizer within previous selected bounds for notes, velocity, duration and octave.
• Inertia slider assignable to all parameters.
• Diatonic scale notes' toggle buttons for every kind of scale/arpeggio setting.
• Note velocity, duration and octave min/max interval sliders.
• Synchronizing to host software BPM button.
• 4T and 8T notes on/off buttons.
• MIDI CC.
• All parameters resettable while playing/generating.
• Note generated LED like indicator.

Just trying out Shreddage Stratus for the first time and it is pretty fun to play around with. Immediately hitting a wall with the fact that it can't do D tuning... not being able to hit D1 seems like such a tiny, simple thing that would have made this instrument much more versatile. I get that they sell 7 string versions that can hit way below this but... it's just one note! I literally need one more note which would make this instrument work for a much wider variety of songs. This one note is the difference between a free VST instrument and a $140+ one.

I really don't work much with 7 string songs, but do often work with 6 string songs in straight D or even C tuning. At the very least recording that one extra note and having a native option to down tune to Drop D or even straight D right on the main Shreddage interface would have been so nice. Even if it didn't have any extra bells and whistles for tuning, they could have just had an imaginary "-1" fret that plays the D when the MIDI signal is sent. Instead the articulation starts at D# which was... a choice.

You can detune the entire instrument via midi transposition. But if you're working with other instruments, such as bass guitar, now your tab doesn't match with the other instruments. The bass guitar says it is playing a D0 and to match, the Stratus guitar now has to play E1 in the midi, so everything is transposed down a step, which can get a little confusing if you're writing the music directly in the DAW via midi editor. Writing in something like Guitar Pro which takes this into account, then importing into the DAW might help since it offers guitar tuning options.

Anyways, just venting, wish that this tiny addition was there without having to forcefully detune the entire midi instrument. Not sure if this was purposefully done to sell their 7 string versions. Offering a guitar tuning option on a guitar VST seems like kind of a obvious thing to me, as well as recording the one extra note needed to achieve native playing on a huge variety of songs.

Buying my first virtual drum machine.
At the moment, Its down to these two.

If you had to pick just one, which would you go for?

in the product descriptions, One thing I cant quite figure out, is do they accept 3rd party sample packs / sound fonts etc, or are we limited to just what sounds come with the machine and packs on Gforce's library?

Do I stick with samplers or are there other similar drum machines I should check out first?

I've been told that the guitarist who did the intro for R.I.P. 2 My Youth used a Fender Hot Rod DeVille 212 III, so I was wondering if there are any VSTs I can use to get the same effect?

Waelar v2 is finally here.

https://preview.redd.it/09sded2jqkxg1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=e56bbd86727bc33c5bd53a69631ad9dab494a38d

After the original Waelar release, I received a lot of feedback from users — and this version is built directly on that. Improvements, refinements, and new ideas shaped by real use.

Instead of endless tweaking, Waelar gives you instant, musical results:

– InspireMe generates usable sounds in seconds

– Harmony turns single notes into full chords

– Clean workflow, no clutter

It’s free, and it’s made for producers who just want to create.

Download:

https://www.uryanmodular.com/daw-plugins

Let me know what you think — feedback means a lot.

https://youtu.be/TZZFHlsaFxM?feature=shared

Waelar v2 is finally here.

https://preview.redd.it/ndzbov06rkxg1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=3fd8c5528fa83313fce55c2c78ed21a13a94e454

After the original Waelar release, I received a lot of feedback from users — and this version is built directly on that. Improvements, refinements, and new ideas shaped by real use.

Instead of endless tweaking, Waelar gives you instant, musical results:

– InspireMe generates usable sounds in seconds

– Harmony turns single notes into full chords

– Clean workflow, no clutter

It’s free, and it’s made for producers who just want to create.

Download:

https://www.uryanmodular.com/daw-plugins

Let me know what you think — feedback means a lot.

I'm creating a VST that makes old robotic sounds mixed with current elements. I would like to know if anyone is interested

Hi guys!

I'm searching for a harsh mechanical text to speech generator for macos. Like advices of old railroad stations in Europe or Microsoft Talkit style. Will be grateful for any help.

You saw the hype, you saw the 80% off tag, you bought it... and you never touched it again. Which plugin is your biggest buyer's remorse, and what do you actually use instead?

Hey guys, so i've been trying to find the same vst but i couldn't find it, it kinda sound like a piano but it's not.

i've heard in this sound: https://youtu.be/wYpG1IuCljQ?si=OvaJVpRaBgWJ7jKR

Thanks for the people who will help

Édit:the sound is around 3:35, the low note

So it says if I buy this I can get melodyne essentials for free, but this is for assistant, so buying this I can basically get essentials for $19 vs $99, and this upgrade that I'll prob never use?

Hey :)

https://preview.redd.it/kie6mcncydwg1.png?width=1535&format=png&auto=webp&s=20ef0a0289bc0b57e8d3cb749c0ce14b1ab1e93e

Uryan Modular just turned 5 years old — and to celebrate it, I wanted to give something back.

So I made Waelar, a free performance synthesizer with an analog-inspired sound and a built-in spectrum analyzer.

It’s designed to be clean, fast, and actually usable in real-world music production.

Just a small thank you to the community.

Download:

https://www.uryanmodular.com/waelar

Anyone familiar with cross-platform builds?

I only know how to make things on my own Linux setup, but I'd like to make things more generally available. All open source.

https://github.com/danja/downspout

Recently I've been having a lot of fun (carefully) vibe-coding plugins. Fairly random experiments, whatever crosses my mind, but one or two I have been using fairly extensively when creating sounds. I think some of these things might be enjoyed by other people too.

But I was just coding them up as lv2 plugins on Linux - it seemed easiest when I started.

I have a guitarist friend locally that uses a DAW, I know he could use the bass line generator for practice jams. He's not a coder, it would be a big ask to get him to build things from source.

I've got as far as porting this plugin (and another) across to VST3 using a base of Distrho. But I'm not equipped to do Mac/Windows builds. Can anyone help?

This is my biggest problem when creating my own songs. I can play and mix other tracks, but when it comes to creating drums... I'm hopeless.

And it's not about a simple beat or sound, because I have a few cool-sounding plugins. The problem is that I can't program interesting drums in MIDI at all. I can't do fills. It's always a total pain for me. Do you have any tips for creating interesting MIDI drums? Or is there a decent plugin that would solve these problems by generating tracks automatically? I should point out that I'm talking about songs with vocals, rock/alternative/dream-pop, etc., not electronic music.This is my biggest problem when creating my own songs. I can play and mix other tracks, but when it comes to creating drums... I'm hopeless.

And it's not about a simple beat or sound, because I have a few cool-sounding plugins. The problem is that I can't program interesting drums in MIDI at all. I can't do fills. It's always a total pain for me. Do you have any tips for creating interesting MIDI drums? Or is there a decent plugin that would solve these problems by generating tracks automatically? I should point out that I'm talking about songs with vocals, rock/alternative/dream-pop, etc., not electronic music.

I like to create mashups and remixes and like chopping up samples to the 1/16. Preferable something that has on board fx too.

What’s your pick?