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SoldierSound Release Go-Compose (For Windows)

SoldierSound have released Go-Compose for Windows, (already available for MacOS), still  available at the intro price of $98.00, increasing to $199.00 after the promotion. The offer ends May 5th.

Go-Compose is an AI music generation desktop app that runs entirely on your machine, works offline in studio, on a plane, submarine, or in a bunker, keeps your ideas private, and never asks for a monthly fee.

AI music generation wasn’t on our roadmap. SoldierSound build tools for producers, and they understand the hesitation better than anyone. But it has become part of the industry landscape, quietly, whether SoldierSound like it or not. Most of the options out there ask for a monthly fee, your data behind it, and a cloud server between you and your ideas.

So SoldierSound built Go-Compose the way they build everything else: like an audio plug-in you own. One purchase. Runs on your machine. Nothing leaves your studio. No subscriptions extracting value from your creativity month after month. Unlike the services dominating this category, we’re not here to replace what you do. SoldierSound built it to be useful. If AI music generation is going to be part of your workflow, the tool should be yours, like your DAW.

Go-Compose is a desktop app that generates full songs and instrumentals locally on your device. It does not rely on cloud processing, subscriptions, or usage limits. It includes full-song modes for Pop, Rap, EDM, R&B, and Rock, plus instrumental modes for Rap Beats and Lo-fi Beats, along with a built-in AI lyrics writer, prompt assistant, and other utility features.

Watch the intro video HERE.

Go-Compose is available to MacOS users, coning soon for Windows users.

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Tags: ai, artificial intelligence, desktop music production, macOS, windows

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