Sugar Bytes recently introduced the DrumComputer Claude Extension, a free add-on that lets you make beats via text prompts.
The DrumComputer Claude Extension lets you generate complete DrumComputer sounds from a single text prompt. Watch the video demo for examples of this in action.
It’s available now at the Sugar Bytes site.
Forma Labs Audio has introduced Filament, a real-time MIDI orchestration engine for macOS.
Filament hosts and controls up to 64 AU/VST3 instruments inside a single DAW track. It combines instrument hosting, MIDI routing, voice allocation, clips, arpeggiators, keyswitch management, mixer states, and reusable performance setups into a single workflow.
Filament has an automatic chord re-voicing engine that adapts incoming chords into orchestration-aware voicings, while remaining highly configurable for different instrument types and arrangements.
The result is that you can play live, with full orchestral, synth, or percussion setups from a single track. The automatic re-voicing ensures that you have full arrangement, without the ‘chipmunk’ effect of instruments being played outside their ranges.
Watch the video demo, embedded above, and share your thoughts in the comments!
Filament is available now, with an intro price of £99 (normally £149).
Rogue Kamikaze developer Rogier Derix let us know that he’s released Rogue P6, a native macOS editor and librarian for the Sequential Prophet-6 synthesizer.
Rogue P6 gives the Prophet-6 a full on-screen patch editor, with live two-way MIDI sync, so the app and the hardware stay in agreement while you work across oscillators, filters, envelopes, LFO, Poly Mod and effects.
Alongside the editor is a librarian for organizing patches and banks — with ratings, tags, notes, smart folders and SysEx import/export.
Rogue P6 is available now in the Mac App Store.
