CoSo by Splice

In it's current form I believe it is a great tool for finding inspiration and building a base for something great. I like the UI and the layout of the samples in the stack. Very responsive as well. A few things I would like to see in the future as a producer would be; + Instead of titles like 'Beat', 'Chill' and so on on the type selection screen, let us choose from Genres as well, I feel sometimes when using the app I can't quite get the BPM I want or the drums because it seems to be based on one of the samples perhaps. The BPM will go to 120 sometimes and other times it won't. It takes longer to find that particular style, so to say. + I imagine an integration of the Desktop version of Splice and CoSo is in the works but, I thought I'd put it out there anyway. If I could pull the stack as it is in CoSo into Splice or my DAW that would be great. + The ability to put samples that we choose in the stack to build from. Often I will have a sample that I want to use but I can't find a complementary sound using "Similar Sounds". I am an avid user of Splice for desktop so I love this, I was just wondering about what to do when I had a creative block and this showed up. Thanks again!

Fantastic app with a few quirks. The UI/UX experience is outstanding as is the AI that pulls in appropriate genre samples. When you open your compositions in the Splice desktop app, and see all of the pitch and tempo shifts going on to make everything 'fit,' you really appreciate the genius of this software. A couple issues I have run into - occasional distorted mixes, and also timing glitches / drop-outs when sharing recordings.

I really wanted to leave a 5 considering it's one of the most innovative AI music apps on the market. I really enjoyed both the UI/UX functions because they were really user friendly. It is an amazing idea to really grab inspiration quickly and make music more efficiently. However, I wish there was a one click function where the COSO music "styles" could easily be downloaded onto a DAW the way the AI combined them in-app originally. Overall, pretty solid.