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| Never Use the Same Sample Twice: Output’s Re-imagine Generates Infinite Variations | ||||||
 Output, the music software company behind innovative plugins like Co-Producer, Arcade, and Portal, today announced the beta release of Re-imagine in Co-Producer — a new feature that lets music makers generate infinite, royalty-free variations of any sample. Producers can reshape sounds to better fit their track, make them sound unique, and avoid Content ID flags.Unlike tools built on scraped content, Re-imagine is powered by ethically trained AI and Output’s iconic collection of musician-made samples. The result: original sounds that are unique, cleared for use, and ready to drop into any workflow. "So often we find a sample we love, but it's not quite right," said Gregg Lehrman, CEO of Output. "Maybe it doesn’t fit the track, maybe it’s been used a thousand times, maybe it gets flagged by YouTube, or maybe it just feels too repetitive when you copy and paste. With Re-imagine, we wanted to keep the soul of real musician-made samples while giving producers the flexibility to make them their own." Re-imagine delivers exactly what modern producers need: fast results, originality, and creative control without the worry that they’re working with copyrighted material. Whether reshaping a sample that sparked inspiration or exploring entirely new sonic directions, Re-imagine ensures that every sound is personalized, royalty-free, and unique in the moment. Key Features of Re-imagine - Infinite, unique samples: Instantly generate new, original audio based on the characteristics of any sample. - Ethically trained AI: Trained on ethically sourced material and Output’s renowned musician-made, royalty-free sample collection. - No credits: All generated samples are included with Co-Producer for just $9.99/month. - Works in any DAW: Seamlessly drag and drop custom samples into every major DAW. - Effortless key and tempo matching: Audition samples in your project’s key and tempo for a streamlined workflow. For more information, visit: Output.com |
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