Misomidix by Remi Blaze generates genre-specific MIDI parts. Six elements, like drums and chords, write together in dependency order so nothing clashes. Each component uses unique musical logic instead of shared templates. Lock any section and regenerate the rest freely. Fourteen styles from Tech House to Rock bring distinct progressions and behaviors.
Six macros adjust complexity, density, swing, humanize, length, and groove. Snapshots save results while checksummed codes reproduce exact patterns. Drag piano rolls onto timelines or export multi-track files. Drop existing MIDI to re-groove without scale quantizing drums. Micro editions handle single parts while the Raw version builds arrangements with one knob.
Prices span five to thirty-nine dollars as perpetual licenses. Mac users need version fifteen or later with universal binaries supporting Apple Silicon and Intel. Windows ten and eleven get sixty-four bit VST3, CLAP, and standalone formats. All builds ship code-signed and notarized for security. AU and AAX formats appear exclusively on macOS alongside standalone operation.
Six macros adjust complexity, density, swing, humanize, length, and groove. Snapshots save results while checksummed codes reproduce exact patterns. Drag piano rolls onto timelines or export multi-track files. Drop existing MIDI to re-groove without scale quantizing drums. Micro editions handle single parts while the Raw version builds arrangements with one knob.
Prices span five to thirty-nine dollars as perpetual licenses. Mac users need version fifteen or later with universal binaries supporting Apple Silicon and Intel. Windows ten and eleven get sixty-four bit VST3, CLAP, and standalone formats. All builds ship code-signed and notarized for security. AU and AAX formats appear exclusively on macOS alongside standalone operation.