AI Makes Any Sound A Synth Preset INSTANTLY

[AntiPattern]

Some fun with it.
1.) resynthesize a sound
2.) stop after the second or third iteration
3.) bounce every second iteration from every stem
4.) reset the recreation and start again.

Synplant starts every process with more or less random settings. But it is going in the right direction.
If you do the process above often enough, you will have a load of sounds, which sounds different but similar.
Some stems stop growing immediately after the first try. You can trigger the continuation by clicking one sample in the stem.
You can also set a startingpoint by clicking ALT and the refresh button.

[IvanTeslenko]

Synplant used to be one of the most unusual and interesting plugins I've stumbled across back in my school days in 2008-2009. Glad to see that it's still evolving.

[AmyTheSharmi]

this kind of AI is the type of AI that we need, tools and not replacements

[jentazim]

The riff that starts at 7:43 is amazing! I would dearly love a full length song along the same lines. Really beautiful.

[vazax]

Dude you have absolutely no idea how far my jaw dropped when it's starting generating the samples, this is absolutely insane and so absolutely amazing

[TheADHDM]

The interface is really tactile and addictive. Unfortunately this means I spent hours just generating new patches instead of making any music, but once the novelty wears off I think I'll get some pretty cool use out of it

[olmchowning]

You're the first video i saw where someone actually shows the dna editor. The AI giving you starting point to then sculpt on a parameter level on your own is so powerful.

[TeleporterM]

Synplant has been around for longer than most modern young producers have been alive, I remember playing with it on my first Power Mac over 30 plus years ago.

[DavidLilja]

The genopatch function is really impressive! You could use it as a learning tool too -- to see, and understand, how a certain sound is made.

[alm]

That is the BEST electronic music tool ive ever seen 😮 Synplant is my Christmas present to myself.

[Seeks_stuff]

THIS IS CRAZY USEFUL WHAT
Also, the fact you just made that beautiful chord progression at the end like it was nothing is just bonkers to me

[luckyankraj]

It doing this so fast and going over iterations is what is really impressive. The more training data it gets it'll get better. Matter of time before this is a staple feature in all synths.

[DMSparky]

As a non music producer I’m not sure if I’m more impressed by the state of the art synth or your ability to create beautiful music out of thin air.

[MGR_Songs]

This is a tutorial of how to REALLY uses AI to bring so many options, I'm so impressed by this!! I can imagine the whole new universe in Music Production with it.

[Dukefazon]

I like the part when it's doing all the attempts and the little DNA strands grow out and it seems you can't get enough of it and you keep smiling at every attempt. This is an amazing tool!

[kaiiak]

7:43 that goes so hard. i can barely believe you can just make that off your head

[skylerwittman]

Your description of sampling vs synthesis was so succinct. It's things I have used and already kind of knew but my understanding now is much better after that explanation. Thanks for the video

[sinbadvanderglas]

love this video! when synplant came out many years ago it was already revolutionary as a synth that was super helpful. this time, theyve done it again; cheers to synplant 2!

[OOTUS]

I love how the plugin actually "grows" your synth like a plant. Amazing stuff...

[ShamelessDuck]

Finally I don't have to spend countless hours trying to find some synth I heard in a song, I can just sample it and use it as an actual synth and not a sample!