In this release, we focused heavily on addressing edge cases reported by our community.
We ran Sonant 1.2.3 on three test systems to measure generation quality and speed. sonant 1.2.3
| Metric | Low-End Laptop (Intel i5, 8GB RAM, no GPU) | Mid-Range Desktop (Ryzen 5, RTX 2060) | High-End Studio (Mac Studio M2 Ultra) | |--------|--------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------| | Model load time | 18 seconds | 6 seconds | 3 seconds | | Single prompt generation (30 sec audio) | 8 sec (CPU only) | 1.2 sec (GPU) | 0.7 sec | | 4-track stem separation (3-min song) | 45 sec | 12 sec | 6 sec | | Real-time MIDI latency | ~35ms | ~12ms | ~9ms | In this release, we focused heavily on addressing
Quality assessment: Blind listening tests with 50 producers (conducted via the r/AudioProduction subreddit) gave Sonant 1.2.3 an average score of 4.6/5 for realism, compared to 3.9/5 for the previous version. Most improvements were noted in drum transient response and harmonic progression logic. Many games struggle with UI sounds becoming repetitive
Many games struggle with UI sounds becoming repetitive. With Sonant 1.2.3, you can assign a pseudo-random seed to every button click, generating a slightly different “click, tap, or chime” each time the user interacts. Because the synthesis is deterministic, multiplayer games can sync these sounds across clients using only the seed integer.