The new GPT-6 Sol model from @OpenAI is performing this patch...IN REAL TIME!!! 🎛️...sound on 🔉 The synth is generating the sound live, with Codex executing the performance automation! Codex is controlling the layer levels and effects through an MCP bridge! Sol (high reasoning) patched + mixed + planned performance + ran the synth in real time through MCP bridge control! You can just synth things! (@vcvrack has a free version, and I have been using it for years!)

sfm for macOS (beta) is launching today! It’s built with GPT-6 Astra, GPT-Live Voice, and Codex App Server. Musicians are currently exploding with creative software, and I believe releasing our own bespoke DAWs will be a new way of connecting with our fans. The majority of people I speak with are not interested in “one-shot” song generation from models trained on someone else’s music. The beta includes a 7-day free trial and $1 in one-time Voice Assistant credit during the trial. You can use your own OpenAI API key for more. The new app comes at no additional cost to paid Sound for Movement subscribers. You can log in with your current account information, and all of your music and licenses will appear. You get $5 in voice credits each month ($2.50 for Student subscribers). I would love your support and feedback on Product Hunt to make today a special launch day for me. I have been working so hard and would really appreciate it. There will be bugs, and I am here to figure them out along with our community. Please share this with musicians and creatives you know would also be interested.

Still early, but I wanted to share a quick demo of the new hands-free music-making application I built while testing GPT-5.6 Sol. I’m also applying to work with @gdb and the team as an early GPT-Live API design partner. Like any new instrument, I’ll need some practice! Speaking fluidly back and forth with Codex in my DAW feels like working in a studio with a recording engineer. Here is what it can already do. I’ll share more demonstrations over the next week. Built for macOS in Swift and C++. It can edit MIDI, audio, video, notation, tempo, meter, and harmony layers. It uses gpt-realtime-2.1, Whisper, and Codex App Server to collaborate with an assistant that can already perform more than 300 actions. There is also an iOS companion application that allows me to work remotely on my recording studio computer from anywhere, with voice mode still active. As a lifelong composer, I already keep the entire editing surface and instruments in my mind. I can imagine a piece of music and how to make it in software faster than I can build it manually. This removes that friction and will become very fast for me with practice. It also has long-term project memory, deep music-analysis tools, a found-sound synthesizer builder, and access to my catalog of more than 550 tracks for sampling and licensing. A companion ChatGPT/Codex plugin is coming soon. I hope to launch in the next few weeks! Hugely inspired by @mcleavey, @guinnesschen, @athyuttamre, and the entire audio and voice team at @OpenAI 😌