Misomidix has no clip library. Every note is generated from music theory, so the output never repeats and you never start recognizing the same fragments.
Pick a genre, a key and a length, and Misomidix writes drums, chords, bass, melody, stabs and arp that agree with each other. The trick is that the parts are generated together, in dependency order: the drums publish their kick onsets, the chords publish the harmonic grid, then the bass locks to both and the melody locks to the harmony. That ordering is why the bass stops fighting the kick and the melody stops fighting the chords.
The full generator
Misomidix is the full six-part generator. Fourteen genres, from Tech House and Deep Tech through Afro House, Techno, Drum & Bass and Rock, each with its own groove, progressions and part behavior. Lock any part you like and re-roll the rest, share an exact result with a checksummed pattern code, store A/B/C/D snapshots, drop in your own MIDI to re-groove it, then drag the piano roll straight into your DAW or export every part as one multi-track file. A one-time purchase of $39.
Six micro editions, one part each
Not every session needs all six parts. Each micro edition runs the same engine and writes exactly one part, hiding the controls that cannot change it, for $15:
- MisomidixBass writes a bassline that locks to the kick and follows the harmony, with per-genre bass behavior.
- MisomidixChords writes a progression voiced the way the genre voices it, named for the key.
- MisomidixDrums writes a groove programmed the way the genre really is, with one Density knob from intro to peak.
- MisomidixMelody writes a line that follows the harmony instead of wandering over it.
- MisomidixStabs writes the short syncopated chord hits that sit in the gaps between the kick and the hat.
Three micros cost more than the parent, so if you want more than one part, the full Misomidix is the better buy. There is no bundle, because the parent already is the all-parts product.
Built like the rest of the suite
Every edition ships AU, VST3, CLAP, AAX and a Standalone app, as a Universal Binary for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, on macOS 15 or later. Each installer is signed and notarized by Apple, so it installs cleanly with no security warnings. Misomidix generates MIDI and makes no sound on its own: put it on a MIDI track ahead of an instrument, or drag its output straight into your timeline.