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Dom I havent tried that program yet, but I expect that your assessment is a reasonable conclusion. But that is changing as we type here.
For now, its a great (and fun) tool for pulling the handle on the "slot machine" and seeing what you get. If you like what you get, it wont be radio ready, but it may be very good for pulling into a DAW and using as a work-up stencil.
This morning I have been trying out AUDIMEE which is a very easy to us voice AI that will take my vocal stem and convert to other voices and adjust by semitones. My voice has limitations. As a consequence, deriving things from my voice has limitations...
but damn the program is impressive. And I am just using the free version so far.
Well that's interesting . Anything that still allows you to be you is a good thing.jke a drum program, really it's still you cause your programming it according to you. Some people may use generic beats which is ok for alot of basic music
Post what you get out of it .
Funny side note. I took lyric of one of my songs, described what I wanted, which in this case was to sound like Springsteen.
Now you can't say sound like Springsteen. I tried that. Instead I describe the sound style everything is great detail. His vocal quality etc
I did publish it maybe this is why. Shortly thereafter, it gave me a notice saying they removed for sounding too much like Springsteen.
Then I looked and it was gone , first I thought they deleted me...
Anyway I did it again and it was accepted I guess , still with me I posted it in mp3
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