By Mike Levine. A MIDI pattern generator lets you evolve a single note into complex patterns. Native Instruments takes that idea to a higher and more powerful place with Circular, its new Kontakt instrument. A polyphonic sequencer with four independent layers, it’s capable of generating everything from simple to complex musical patterns and altering them with a vast range of adjustable parameters, in real time.
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By Mike Levine. DAACI, which stands for Definable Aleatoric Artificial Composition Intelligence, is dedicated to creating AI-based instruments for musicians. The company is affiliated with Queen Mary University in London and Abbey Road Redd (an “incubator” owned by Abbey Road Studios that seeks to nurture music technology innovations), among other organizations.
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