What is up, YouTube? It’s Hollywood Floss, the worst producer of all time, and in this video I’m checking out a legit Scaler 3 rival conversation: FeelYourSound Song Engine. The big headline is simple—this thing is FREE. And I love that, because more competition means better products for producers. I ran it inside FL Studio and walked through the layout: Start, Chords, Packages, and Add More, so you can see how fast it gets you from “blank screen” to a usable chord progression. I show three main ways to work: build a progression from scratch (pick bars, time signature, root, major/minor), generate progressions with the dice when you want instant vibes (like jazzy 4-bar ideas), or import chords from your own MIDI file and let Song Engine analyze it and keep everything in key. The pad system is super straightforward—blue for matching major scale chords, purple for minor that still fits, and yellow for tension chords like diminished/augmented/sus. Then we get into the sauce: right-click options like inversions, octave moves, bass note tweaks, and semitone transposition. After that, I jump into Packages—arps, basslines, chord rhythms, voicings, ostinatos, and keys—so you can stack parts that follow your progression automatically. Bottom line: it’s free, it’s actually usable (not that “free but trash” vibe), and it’s a dope idea generator if you’re trying to make better beats faster.