Midi Amuser vs gary4beatbox

Midi Amuser lets you connect, control and record up to 10 instruments on 10 tracks with up to 10 input devices. It will take care of your routing, recall your instruments’ CC states across songs and arrangements. It lets you make live loops as well as create complex song arrangements. - make it the center of your MIDI setup - connect up to 10 MIDI instruments - connect up to 10 MIDI controllers - zero latency - stable clock - step sequencer - use a foot switch to record after the fact - manage all your synths’ patches - automatically save and recall Control Change states of your instruments - record, copy, quantise Midi events on up to 10 tracks - arrange up to 16 song parts - make templates for live performances - loop and arrange live - import and export songs

this is not suno. this is a laboratory for open source music models. it will not make a whole song for you. it's mostly designed around making samples you might use in other music production software. i first created this as a quick way to do beatbox and desk drum continuations with musicgen finetunes. they're somehow both lofi and futuristic, and super unhinged. you can still do that in here, but now it does a bunch of other stuff, and it's going to keep doing more. supported models rn: stable audio 3 - loops, continuations, transformations stable-audio-open-small - loops musicgen (the original gary) - continuations melodyflow - transformations record your own audio then chain multiple models. that's when you get something you'll truly never hear anywhere else. tap the question mark icons throughout the app to learn more.