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Odesi is designed for professionals. It runs on Windows and Mac, and supports all VSTs, including Serum, Sylenth, Massive, Kontakt patches, and other popular VSTs. It also comes with a HUGE library of modern sounds from Spotify Top 100 and Beatport Top 100 charts. You can write music using today's hottest sounds.
It makes your Ableton, Logic, and FL Studio experience much smoother and better, by giving you powerful composition tools.
The best part? For now, Odesi costs only $49, and it's an instant download. Get your copy now.
Odesi is a fairly new music composition standalone application made by Mixed in Key. The folks who made it easy for DJs with no knowledge of music theory to DJ their tracks in key, now tackle the same issue in music production.
Odesi is a useful piece of software for those who want to produce their own music, but never learned an instrument or music theory. If you have a hard time creating convincing chords, melodies and bass lines that not only sound great on their own, but harmonise well with each other, Odesi is certainly worth a look. It can also be a time saver if you produce a lot for hire and deadlines are looming.
A brand new piece of software has been announced today from the team behind Mixed In Key, Flow, and Platinum Notes. Odesi is designed to be a quick MIDI-editor that allows any one creating music to quickly write melodies, basslines, chord progressions, and more. Watch how quickly you can create a simple chord progression below, and then keep reading for the full features.
The well thought out layout of the software makes it easy to get to grips with whats happening almost immediately resulting in quick results, seamless workflow and tonnes of fun from the start! Odesi looks like the MIDI view found in most DAW's meaning nearly every producer should feel at home when using it. What separates Odesi is the fact you can view each element you are working on (Drums, bass, lead synth) in one screen together. Odesi supports MIDI export Ableton Live, Reason, Pro Tools, Logic and all other DAWs meaning you can easily transfer the work you have created within the software instantly into a different project. This software is a go to for anyone experiencing writers block. Set up the foundations for a track quickly and easily by selecting a drum pattern and choosing from one of 138 different chord progressions, apply the bassline generator and now you have a fresh foundation to start building on top of. The same process applies to any new producer getting swamped down a bummed out with seemingly endless theory! By using Odesi to augment your process you can learn at the same time as working on new music keeping you excited and switched on to whats happening with your latest track.
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About a month ago, we launched our new product called Odesi. Magazine press and our fans loved it, so we have a wish list of 300 feature requests and ideas on what to build next. We want to market this product because it saves a massive amount of time for music producers. Odesi can be used to make House music, Pop, Rock, Hip Hop, backing tracks for singer-songwriters, and much more. It's the first product of this kind
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Guitarists will typically use a short repetitive riff to introduce the song across the opening bars. Alternatively, you could come straight in with the chord progression that features in the song. Regardless of the instrument, an intro sets the foundations for the composition.
I spent years playing bass guitar in a band, before I even started to think about writing music and writing lyrics etc. I also took a 'Modern Musician' online course with Berklee College through the Coursera website. That really opened my mind to writing my own music.
I have unusual advice for you. The magic is in the bath room!!60% of my music starts from when I am taking shower and I have to rush out to put down those melodies in MIDI. The other 40% I came up with melodies in front of the DAW but soon struck with chorus or something, then again I can fill that up just by taking a bath.
I found piano and violin the ultimate duo for quickly jot down bathroom ideas for me since I cannot read or write sheet music. Piano sounds full by its own and works with both melodies and bass, while violin can emulate vocal or melodies idea where the sound is continuous or pitch shifting. Today I have about 7 "bath rooms" project with only 10s of violin and piano in it. From time to time I would come back and I even made a song from multiple of these combined.
Usually it happens while you fumble on the MIDI keyboard, or attaching rhythm altering effects like delay, MIDI manipulating effects and so on. The important point is you have to do something in the DAW for this to work. I have heard many stories of classical musician walks in the park with notebook, inspiration strikes and he note down the melodies. This never works for me so I found the fooling around in the DAW more effective. Maybe this is the case for you or not the case for you, you have to try many ways. And maybe, many DAWs, many color skins, many workplace.
One of my best song started from collab in Starbucks with my friend because we think it would be cool if we find some place to start the music together and after that we can work separately. That place happen to be Starbucks because we thought it's cool and have power outlet. Even though it sounds overly cliche to work in coffee shop, we did come up with "that one bass line" for our DnB song in 3 hours of coffee shop. After that, the WHOLE song kind of spread out from that little bass line. Today, I still find that amazing. If we did not decide to go to Starbucks at that time the song might be vastly different from what I have now. This is one of the little thing that counts a lot.
Odesi is sketchpad for music producers, songwriters and DJs. You can quickly explore ideas, try different basslines, and figure out what sounds amazing with your synths.
Odesi helps you: Write chord progressions that add mood to your music. Write catchy hooks, write original basslines and beats, detect the Key and Scale of any audio file and write a new remix of it, using Odesi's chords, melody and bassline tools. Finish the foundation of your track, and export it to your favorite DAW like Ableton Live, Logic, and others
What is Odesi? Odesi is a music production app that helps users quickly create MIDI structures for their tracks. It is compatible with all major DAWs and allows users to customize chord progressions, change keys and scales, and apply rhythms to their compositions. The app speeds up the music creation process and produces a fully composed track ready for production.
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