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You're the third person who mentioned this, so we'll be sure to add pricing to our landing page... Sorry about that!

I can't say for sure, but this may very well be the first YC company to offer a VST :D

Very much agreed! Our goal is to facilitate that fun and creativity that comes from playing with samples :)

I'm not sure if you had the chance to read our post, but one of our core insights is that very idea. Specifically, that words aren't always the best way to communicate what you need when writing music, and so our new product (the Infinite Sample Pack) enables folks to create new sounds without the need for text.

Also, it will be a real disappointment to Diandre when I tell him that his years of touring and releasing 100+ songs don't amount to him being a professional musician.

Thank you for your insight! We absolutely understand the desire to write your own patterns and melodies. From the very beginning we made sure to support one-shots so that folks like you can load them in to their sampler of choice and write whatever they desire. Our demo videos are focused on loops mostly because we want to keep things simple for the casual observer.

Thank you for the catch! We'll make the change

Absolutely! We couldn't agree more with your analogy

That would depend on what Jukebox2 ends up being :P

Hell yeah, thank you for your support!

Thank you for sharing! Our goal is to enable musicians to get their ideas out more quickly than they ever could before. Inspiration can be fleeting, and we hope that our tool and tools like it can enable everyone to seize those opportunities to write a piece of music that they are proud of.

Also, you've got a new subscriber :)

Wow, thank you so much for the in-depth landing page and product feedback! We absolutely agree that this technology can be used to enable people who haven't previously considered themselves to be musicians to write music. While we currently require that you use our tool with a DAW the next step is to enable full track creation all within our tool.

Also, I love your suggestion for humming and then using that audio as input to the AI. Our text-to-sound product (called The Forge in-app) does actually support you uploading your own audio and then you can add text and other prompting to modify it! I wouldn't say that particular functionality is fully developed yet, but your point is super valid since many musicians communicate rhythms and melodies to each other by imitating instruments with their voice.

Thanks for the heads up!