Year/Date of Issue: 29.04.2021
Version: 1.1.1
Developer: Music Developments
Developer site: musicdevelopments
Format: VST, VST3, AU
Bit depth: 32bit, 64bit
Tabletka: present | R2R
System requirements: Windows Vista/7/8/10 (32-bit or 64-bit), DAW with VST or VST3 support) | macOS 10.11 – 10.15, DAW with VST, VST3 or AU MIDI FX support
Description: Melodya is an advanced melody generator and motive editor.
Melodya is an advanced motive editor and melody generator that is easy to use yet offers many detailed settings for greater control. Not only does he create new melodies, but he can also modify existing ones in various ways. The created melody can be completely edited.
Characteristics :
• motif editor and melodies generation in one click based on detailed rhythm and shape settings
• an advanced rhythm display algorithm that makes it possible to separate shape and rhythm
• several melodic and rhythmic transformations used in famous melodies
• suitable for modern genres: “Modern” rhythm generator included (+2 others)
• simple one-page user interface that is fully customizable (colors, fonts, keyboard shortcuts…)
• Import MIDI files. The downloaded MIDI file can be divided into melodic sections, which can be modified, updated or converted.
New in version :
April 26, 2021: v1.1.1
Fixed: pop-up help did not appear in ‘generation settings’
Fixed: entering a melody formula crashed in ‘generation settings’ when the chords track was not enabled
Fixed: wrong font sizes were used for vertical sliders in ‘generation settings’
[macOS] Fixed rare crashes when opening pop-up menus
January 4, 2021: v1.1
Chords track added to create melody for a chord progression
Improved time signature handling, allowing not just quarter notes
‘Invert Piano Roll Scrolling Direction’ setting added
Fixed issue when editing notes with global octave offset
Fixed UI theme import/export
User guide updated
“Chords track added to create melody for a chord progression”
exactly what I’m curious about……. as far as the “rules” for such details as leading tones, passing tones, etc. I’m still befuddled. From Band-in-a-Box’s melody generator I’ve never arrived at anything useful….. let’s see what this one comes up with.