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Intelligent basslines: When the project contains a Chord Progression, the Bassline generator will adjust to match the chords, making it easy to experiment with different basslines without having to edit the MIDI notes with every chord change.

There is a bank of 138 highly-customizable ideas, discovered by Mixed In Key, in Pop music, Hip Hop, Rock, Caribbean and Latin music, as well as the most popular rhythms found in electronic music tracks produced from 1986 to today – starting with early Chicago House and ending with the latest Beatport top 100

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Chord Progressions: Odesi makes it easy to write custom chord progressions, or use a bank of 138 memorable progressions used in today’s popular music, with deep customization options.Automatic “Snap-to-Key and Scale”: The default view shows which notes are allowed in a specific Key and Scale, making it impossible to go off-key in the composition.Sonic sketchpad: Odesi is an ultra-fast MIDI editor that makes it possible to sketch musical ideas and save them to a session that can be opened in any other DAW to choose the sounds and finish the production.Odesi helps producers, vocalists, song-writers and DJs create melodies, basslines and chord progressions, as well as memorable hooks.

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Today, Mixed In Key has released Odesi, a new type of software that’s designed to speed up music production in Ableton Live, Logic, Reason, Pro Tools and all other music production software. Odesi, the start of your musical journey Odesi (pronounced Odyssey) is designed around the concept of harmonically sketching ideas for tracks to see how they sound, before exporting them as MIDI to a DAW to finish your track. Mixed in Key, the makers of the eponymous software, are continuing their march to diversification with some brand new software: this time a web app to help you with your productions. Any tool that can help with that (like the recently-released Melodics finger drumming software) should be useful. There’s always been a lot of crossover between the two, thanks to the symbiotic relationship they traditionally had together, so it makes sense for DJs to strive to have a better understanding of music theory and production in general. There’s been some heated debate recently about the link between the DJ and producer, thanks mainly to David Morales’ musings on the matter.