How to write generative melodies and basslines with Sundog Song Studio

[@MikiStrange]

Thanks for the update. I can't wait to experiment with the new features.

[@glwhittaker]

This is such an amazing piece of software. Every time I use this tool, I’m impressed by how well it’s done. I think this deserves a lot more attention than it gets honestly. Thanks for continuing to make this incredible software even better. I would love to watch videos of you just building a loop or writing a short song from scratch to see how you use the tool - I think that would help folks like me get even more familiar with Sundog and spark further inspiration. Hats off to you for making the best song writing tool out there.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Thank you so much Greg! I will see what I can do :)

[@user-qm2lv2nl2b]

It's so nice to see that after the waiting you always come up with some more awesomeness! Thank you so much for another great update! Keep it going.🤩

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

There are still some ideas for new updates ;)

[@Michael_Lak]

@@feelyoursoundHQ How about a random chord progression button in the chords window? Oh by the way I only just realised you can search for chord progressions lol

[@davidneale2366]

Hauke is there a video that compares the three products and how they would be used together? Would most people start with Sundown Studio for example? Thanks.. this looks exceptional.. I looked at it a few years ago but went with the Captain Chords stuff but I really like how this has progressed so much and your videos are really good.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Hi David, I made a comparison over here: feelyoursound.com/bundles-and-comparisons/. However, there is no real workflow video available yet. Personally, I mostly use Sundog for building chord progressions. Then I feed these progressions into ChordPotion to generate background melodies and basslines. MelodicFlow is especially useful for improvised lead melodies (you can use the chords from Sundog to better harmonize the new melodies).

[@brianmi40]

Great update!

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Thanks :)!

[@Michael_Lak]

Awesome stuff. Thank you for your hard work and genius.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Thank you, Michael :)!

[@4myle]

Super useful update. Thank you!

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

My pleasure :)!

[@jocalima.oficial]

Parabéns, Hauke, ficou sensacional o Sundog!!!!

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Muito obrigado Joka!

[@vcodev108]

I have sundog studio but I dont know how to connect it with DAW, can you please guide?

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

You can find setup guides for different DAWs here: feelyoursound.com/sundog-manual/#setup If you still can't connect it, please contact me here: feelyoursound.com/contact/

[@omarmarmolejo345]

How do you launch the app with live it is compatible with reason?

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

It's a standard VST instrument plug-in! You can install and open it as you do with other plug-ins. And it's also compatible with Reason.

[@iancurrie3763]

You really need to increase the SIZE of the plugin. I've been trying to use it and the pattern editor is complicated enough without having to use a magnifying glass on the screen. What should be fun is just tedious. Please, please consider upgrading this.

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

You can change this in the settings (Preferences -> User Interface Size). Default is "Automatic", but you can go up to 200%.

[@iancurrie3763]

@@feelyoursoundHQ Thank you! I had looked for something like that but missed it. My bad. Much better at 200% !!!!

[@yabonney]

It looks good but if you are new the videos I've seen are old. It would be nice if you did upto date video that you show everything what it does to create newbies and interest. And make some videos showing what it's potential is like doing different genres soulful funky house deep jazz house. Showing the 7 9 11 chords etc. Complex melodies and bass. I think you get more interest knowing that you bringing out new videos but they need to be longer than 5 minutes to understand more... to compare to other software out there that includes Chordpotion potential. I love to See more Chordpotion multiply mode. I'm very interested but I need more please Thanks

[@feelyoursoundHQ]

Thanks for your comment! I will see that I can put out more videos. The older videos are still relevant today, though, as the main workflows remain the same. When I add new features, I usually post explainer videos as well. Anyway, I absolutely agree that more videos are a good idea :)

[@montazownianr1]

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