Dynamic music with Elias
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Sun, Jun 15, 2014 @ 1:04 PM
Hi all,
I was curious to know whether anyone had ever tried to use this peace of software? http://www.eliassoftware.com/ Basically, you give it different parts called tracks, and different intensities called triggers, and it becomes a song which can become more or less intense based on a level you give it. I’ve used it, and it seems to give very very clean results. It’s GUI is very nice and flexible, I might add. It’s primary usage is for video game music, but it seems to me it works with a lot of other things. And it’s free unless you make money from a game which uses the library. I thought it was kind of a creative engine, so I thought I’d share it with you all. Cheers, Aaron |
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Mon, Jun 16, 2014 @ 1:41 AM
welcome to ccM. i notice that you became a member yesterday. whether you’re the developer of this software or just naturally helpful, you might want to get the lay of the land before suggesting a program. i.e., there’s not a problem finding such software on the www. peace out, panu
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Quote: panuwelcome to ccM. i notice that you became a member yesterday. whether you’re the developer of this software or just naturally helpful, you might want to get the lay of the land before suggesting a program. i.e., there’s not a problem finding such software on the www. peace out, panuNope, not the developer.
Just an enthusiast of the software. I think the music created with it is really cool to play around with, and since this website seems to deal mostly in music, I thought maybe a few of the people here were interested in game music. I will confess the website is a bit, hard to get started on, haha. There are lots of different things on the website, but an exstremely small selection of forums. I posted it in the off topic section, because it was music and mixing related, but not necessarily the music and mixing usually seen here. |
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