Celemony Tonalic Arranger for Windows Végleges License

Celemony Music GmbH is proud to present Tonalic, a plug-in offering revolutionary new possibilities for working on a computer with guitars, bass and drums. The foundations are provided by an abundance of flawless performances by world-class session musicians that the Tonalic engine can then adapt to any song – whatever its chord sequence, tempo or groove.

The musicality, precision, creativity and all the magical moments of spontaneity and inspiration of the original studio performances are fully preserved. And it all sounds so natural carried over into the new musical context, so convincing, so alive, it's as though each musician were really right there, playing along with the song.

Features Tonalic Engine with adaptive musical intelligence based on Celemony's DNA technology Uses genuine studio performances by over 30 international session musicians Automatically adjusts guitar, bass, drum and percussion recordings to chords, tempo and groove No AI, no loops, no MIDI patterns – based entirely on real recordings Follows harmony, timing, groove, transitions and voice-leading like a real musician Organised into coherent performance sets with main patterns, builds, variations and endings Musical search functions with filtering by style, density, rhythm, genre and instrument Preview and arrangement directly in the song context of the DAW Completely royalty-free content for all commercial productions Wide range of instruments: acoustic and electric guitars, electric bass and double bass, drum kits and percussion Extensive and constantly growing library with numerous styles and genres Recorded in studios in Nashville, Los Angeles, New York, Berlin, London and other music capitals Contributing musicians include: Brent Mason, Tim Pierce, Bryan Sutton, Sean Hurley, Justin Derrico, Nick Movshon, Venzella Joy Stylistic diversity ranging from pop, rock, R&B, country, jazz, blues, folk, Latin, metal to world music Performances such as rhythm parts, leads, motifs, riffs, layers, additions and transitions included Prevention of mechanical repetition through continuous bar-wise re-adaptation, resulting in organic variation Edition Arranger: Full library access with arrangement functions Search options and multi-track workflows Internet connection required for searching and downloading