Perfect, that is exactly what I needed.
Thanks for your help,
JP
Nicolas Sceaux wrote:
Julian Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I have a project in which I am training a computer to improvise in the
same style as an example piece of music.
I wrote a little program in supercollider to tak
ive with this
because I like my chord names to be derived from the note stacks as opposed
to using the built in chord naming fragments, as this makes more musical
sense to me, then I use an exceptions list to get the names exact.
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I have a project in which I am training a computer to improvise in the
same style as an example piece of music.
I wrote a little program in supercollider to take a sequence of lilypond
notes, learn patterns from them and then generate
output for lilypond to render into a score.
The material I wo
Julian Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a project in which I am training a computer to improvise in the
> same style as an example piece of music.
> I wrote a little program in supercollider to take a sequence of
> lilypond notes, learn patterns from them and then generate
> output fo
