MyNetVault — genre-aware chord, melody and drum ideas. Three independent layers that share a key so they sound right together, but each rolls, plays, and downloads on its own.
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Chords, Melody and Drums are now three fully independent layers — regenerate any one without touching the others, download any one alone, or all three combined. They share the Genre's Key/Scale (rerollable with "New Key") so they stay compatible when played together, but each layer picks its own progression/rhythm independently — that's deliberate, so two regenerates of the same layer never sound like carbon copies of each other.
Edit Mode: drag a note up/down to change pitch (position never moves), right-click to delete, click a drum cell to toggle it.
◀ Back / Forward ▶ steps through every generation this session across all three layers.
Drums use standard GM notes and exact bar-aligned ticks — no drift across 32 bars.
Genres split apart because they're different at the root: UK Drill (minor piano arpeggios, sliding 808) vs NY Drill (darker, more chromatic, heavier percussion); Hip Hop (modern, sweeping i-iv-VII-VI loops) vs Boom Bap (90s jazz-sampling ii-V-i, 7ths/9ths, swing); House (swung, soulful stabs) vs Techno (minimal, static, hypnotic); Balkan Brass (ornamented, brass-fusion) vs Balkan Trap (phrygian-dominant regional pop over a trap kit). New additions: Amapiano (log-drum-style four-on-the-floor, jazzy 7th/9th Rhodes chords, gospel I-IV-♭VII-I walk), Dembow (the Dominican, faster/sparser cousin of reggaeton), Dancehall (kick present on beat 1, unlike reggae's one-drop, plus the 3+3+2 riddim snare). True asymmetric Balkan meter (7/8, 9/8) is still not implemented — the fixed 16-step grid stays in 4/4 for now.