FeelYourSound releases ChordConverter MIDI Generator Plug-in with intro offer

FeelYourSound has released version 1.0.0 of its MIDI generator plug-in ChordConverter (VST + AU). ChordConverter MIDI Generator Plug-in ChordConverter automatically turns any chord progression into new arpeggios, basslines, and complex piano phrases. If you don't have your own chord progressions yet, you can use one of the included chord progression generators. The concept is simple: Load ChordConverter on a track of your DAW. Open the plug-in and import your MIDI chord progression. Or let ChordConverter generate a chord progression for you. You can see a big list of presets now. Select a preset, then press play in your DAW for a preview. Do you like a preset? Drag and drop the MIDI field to your DAW. The plug-in will copy the MIDI data to your DAW then. ChordConverter is suitable for all genres. It comes with over 400 ready-to-use factory presets and over 30 chord progression generators. You can create your own presets by using the ChordPotion MIDI sequencer plug-in. Simply create a preset and save it in the ChordPotion presets folder. Standard, Plus, and Pro ChordConverter is available in three editions: Standard, Plus, and Pro. Both the Plus and Pro versions include a MIDI mass-exporter, allowing you to export hundreds of files within seconds. If you plan to distribute MIDI files based on FeelYourSound presets — such as creating a commercial or free MIDI pack using those presets — you'll need a ChordConverter Pro license. In all other aspects, the three versions are the same. Pricing & Availability The normal prices are 49 EUR / $52 (Standard version), 89 EUR / $95 (Plus version), 299 EUR / $319 (Pro version), but introductory pricing is available until July 20th, 2025: 20% off on ChordConverter Standard. 25% off on ChordConverter Plus. 50% off on ChordConverter Pro. Bundle deal: ChordPotion + ChordConverter Plus (25% discount). Download the ChordConverter demo: feelyoursound.com/chordconverter (Windows + macOS). This video shows ChordConverter in action and explains the workflow: YouTube/DCNQp6d_dhs Read More