A tiny machine in a very large universe
Synthwave
Mantra
Sing it, play it, or feed it any sound. Get back a synthwave track.
Sequencers. Arps. Your voice if you want it. Just space.
You are very small. The sequence is infinite.
One sound in, two takes out.
Free. 2 sequences per day. Each run gives you two takes, rendered in one to three minutes. Files are kept for 14 days.
Your sequences
Nothing yet. The void is patient.
Plans
Free stays free: 2 sequences a day, no account. Subscribers get a monthly pool, their own style text and a library that stays as long as they subscribe. Cancel any time.
- 50 sequences a month, 100 takes
- No daily cap
- Your own style text
- Library kept while you subscribe
A few sequences a week.
- 150 sequences a month, 300 takes
- No daily cap
- Your own style text
- Library kept while you subscribe
The daily ritual.
- 350 sequences a month, 700 takes
- No daily cap
- Your own style text
- Library kept while you subscribe
Arps until the heat death.
Monthly, via iDEAL, card or Bancontact through Mollie. Invoices by e-mail from Synthwave Mantra. Unused sequences do not carry over.
How it works
Feed
Upload a clip, paste a link to your own short, or hit record and sing or play eight bars on your own gear. Anything with a pulse.
Sequence
Pick a preset. Suno re-performs the audio in that style. Sequencers, arps, gated drums. Instrumental by default, with vocals if you say so.
Drift
Two takes come back, loudness-matched and encoded as 320 kbps mp3. Play, download, share the link. Then put on headphones and feel small for a while.
Why a mantra
I am Pascal. By day I build AI for schools and governments. By night there is a Novation MiniNova and a Behringer Poly D on the desk, and a sequencer running a four-note arp until the room dissolves.
Synthwave does something to me that little else does. It makes me feel small in a good way. A repeating sequence, a slow filter sweep, a horizon that never arrives. That is my mantra.
I kept turning bits of audio I loved into synthwave instrumentals by hand. This little machine does the same thing for you, for free, a few times a day. Try it with a synth jam from your feed, or record eight bars on your own gear and hear it drift off into orbit.
Sequencers and arps forever. pascalmariany.eu