HouseEngine - midi generator from FeelYourSound.

[Kurre]

https://feelyoursound.com/houseengine/

Normal price: 45 EUR / $55 for the Standard version, 360 EUR / $440 for the Pro version.

Introductory deal: Use the code "IntroDeal" at the checkout page to get 30% off on HouseEngine Standard. Use the code "IntroDealPro" to get 50% off on HouseEngine Pro. The offers are valid until 2021/06/25.

[Doug Rintoul]

Forgive my ignorance, but I never knew there were so many styles of house. Shows my age I guess.

[cclarry]

Sorta covered here...but this is the release...

Edited June 4, 2021 by cclarry

[Yan Filiatrault]

41 minutes ago, cclarry said:

Sorta covered here...but this is the release...

But now this is sorta the deal

[cclarry]

Just now, Yan Filiatrault said:

But now this is sorta the deal

That's what I said...

[Yan Filiatrault]

1 hour ago, cclarry said:

That's what I said...

And that was kind of sorta a joke...

[Topcheese]

It seems kind of cool, but that's a huge price leap to the Pro version.

[antler]

2 hours ago, Topcheese said:

It seems kind of cool, but that's a huge price leap to the Pro version.

According to the feature table, the only difference is:

• Mass-export hundreds of MIDI files to a folder.
• License to sell exported MIDI files to other people (e.g. in the form of a MIDI construction kit).

If you're planning to sell construction kits (instead of just completed musical works, as most product EULAs allow) that were made using this, I think the price difference is reasonable - especially with the 50% discount that's currently going.

[Topcheese]

1 hour ago, antler said:

According to the feature table, the only difference is:

• Mass-export hundreds of MIDI files to a folder.
• License to sell exported MIDI files to other people (e.g. in the form of a MIDI construction kit).

If you're planning to sell construction kits (instead of just completed musical works, as most product EULAs allow) that were made using this, I think the price difference is reasonable - especially with the 50% discount that's currently going.

I guess I should have looked into it,  and it does now make sense.  Thanks for pointing that out!