r/techhouseproduction

We built Sonura Flow because AI music tools keep trying to replace producers instead of helping them
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We built Sonura Flow because AI music tools keep trying to replace producers instead of helping them

Hey everyone, I’m Kindred, me and my friend Blue just built Sonura Flow for fellow producers - a free VST3/AU plugin that generates drums, loops, vocals, and one-shots right inside your daw. Describe what you need and get 4 context aware variations to use in your track.

I know the common worries with AI tools so let me just address them:

The model is trained on licensed data that artists got paid for. You get full commercial rights, and the plugin is free to download with free credits included. Paid plans start at $10/mo if you need more.

Works in ableton, fl studio, logic, studio one, bitwig, cubase. Mac and windows.

Grab it free at sonurastudio.com/plugin - happy to answer any questions below!

u/KindredSM — 4 days ago

From finished mix to distribution, what’s your process?

Been producing for several years now and am at the point where I make finished tracks that I love and I feel are ready to start putting out sequentially, but been getting a bit stuck on what people who have been doing this for awhile kind of go through as a process.

The goal is to obviously become an established producer, get signed to labels, and have support from the DJs I admire but would love to hear some different workflows people have, especially those more seasoned.

Going from finishing the mix —> release, what is your process typically like?

Is it finish the mix, send the demo on track stack to the labels you think it’d fit, wait to hear back from a label that bites then go from there? Or do that and also tease it on social media, sending it out to DJs, etc? At what point do you typically like to pay to get your track mastered or master it yourself, before sending to labels, after, etc?

Sorry if this is a bit of a vague question, just curious to see what others peoples processes look like so I can get an idea and start to build a sort of system that works for me!

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u/1sunday — 5 days ago
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I havé beats and masters mix🔥

I’m looking for artists to make music with; I have time available and would like to collaborate. I’m offering my services at a good price to make it affordable for you. A 60% deposit is required to start any session. 🔥 Conditions: Reliability A genuine desire to make music No working for a percentage (or similar arrangements) I only charge for my work (this is a promotional offer; I am not giving away masters or beats for free)

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u/PhysicalMilk2603 — 5 days ago

Has anyone got the Syntho subscription? Is it worth it?

Beginner producer here, Syntho is expensive but that being said it looks like their videos cover basically every topic i've been struggling with, along with start to finish track breakdowns from my favorite producers...bit hard to justify the cost but wondering if anyone here has it and can speak to whether the content is worth it or not

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u/aldann2 — 6 days ago

DJ set in ableton/fl

I recorded my dj set this weekend at one of my gigs and wanted to post it on sc and I know a lot of artists like putting their sets into a daw and add a limiter (maybe compression?) but i don’t know what the best settings are for it. Threw a limiter on it on ableton and the dynamics started to sound bad and sound less punchy. What am I doing wrong? Some of my tracks are mp3 too not all wav so maybe that could be part of it but I can’t find this answer anywhere.

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u/Regular-Lab- — 8 days ago