Music software by Lionel Cohen · Los Angeles
A MIDI chord progression generator, a searchable catalog for your whole music library, and converters that reopen old Ableton sessions. Each one exists because a working composer needed it on a deadline.
A free MIDI chord progression, bassline and melody generator. Pick a style and mood, or just type what you want, then drag the MIDI into your DAW.
Point it at a folder of thousands of tracks. It writes a searchable Excel catalog, then finds the right cue across every catalog in seconds.
Drag-and-drop converters that reopen Ableton sessions still asking for the discontinued Kontakt 5 and Guitar Rig 5. Your original file is never touched.
Here are the problems each tool was made to solve.
Stuck on a blank project? Generate chords, a bassline and a melody in a chosen style and key, preview them, and export MIDI for Ableton, Logic, FL Studio or Cubase. Try the Sketchpad.
An older set opens but the Kontakt 5 device fails because the plugin is gone. The converter retargets it to Kontakt 6, 7 or 8 in a new copy. See Session Rescue.
Sessions that used Guitar Rig 5 FX can be pointed at Guitar Rig 6 FX without rebuilding every amp chain. Read how it works.
Turn a folder of tracks into one Excel file with instruments, vocals, mood, tempo, key and keywords. Meet the Music Analyzer.
A music supervisor wants “tense, minimal, under two minutes.” Search every catalog at once, filter by BPM and key, and export a pitch shortlist.
Cinematic, Baroque, Bossa, Afrobeat, Synthwave and more. Lock the chords you like, re-roll the melody and keep going.
The MIDI Sketchpad and Session Rescue are free. The Music Analyzer is pay-what-you-like from $9, with a suggested $19, and there are free-access codes too.
The MIDI Sketchpad runs in any modern browser. The Music Analyzer has Mac and Windows installers. Session Rescue is Mac only.
No. The Music Analyzer analyzes audio on your own computer, and the MIDI Sketchpad runs entirely in your browser.
No. Every run writes a new .als copy next to the original. Listen to the copy before you archive the old session.
lionel Cohen, a Los Angeles composer, under dna-productions.