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Isho Earok
By Devieus on February 9, 2020 8:25 pmNow with melodies.
Needs a few tweaks, right now it's using a Markov Chain, but the weights may be a little off. Unless I just got really lucky in that it picked the same option 29 times in a row. You won't notice that because I manually rearranged the notes; seeing as it was just one track, I reckon it's a fluke.
How it works is the next note is either one step up on the scale, one step down on the scale, two steps up on the scale, two steps down on the scale, the same note, or a redirect to the middle tonic. Give it a go yourself, it's not a bad algorithm, or scheme if you want to call it that.
Basically, music is science.
We're all scientists.
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This is very different, it has a fun bouncy progression to it and even feels like it resolves at the end
Sounding like chamber music of sorts.
Saw your response to my comment last week and compared the tracks. Last week definitely seems to have a heavier effect setting that boosted the percussive sounds. This week is balanced out better.
Like the science comparison. Music is math. We're all mathematicians as well 
Sweet again... the melodies are good the line i would consider a bass is quite joyfull...
I never considered programming music... maybe because i sit the whole day in front of a computer developing... So picking up my guitar seems to give me some freedom. But maybe i just put algorithms in a different form....
One of my favorite Projects in this field is definitly this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwtVkPKx3RA
Melodies, my favourite. Your scientific pitch is really tempting, since this is just getting more and more interesting to listen to.
It's quite a jump, I might peak right here as I dive into the valley of music theory.
This is very different, it has a fun bouncy progression to it and even feels like it resolves at the end
I haven't even begun on the progressions, but at least it's in a state it won't need one. I feel the ending resolves are pretty much down at least.
Sounding like chamber music of sorts.
Saw your response to my comment last week and compared the tracks. Last week definitely seems to have a heavier effect setting that boosted the percussive sounds. This week is balanced out better.
Like the science comparison. Music is math. We're all mathematicians as well
I think that might be because I dialed down the effect, it's usually quite harsh except for maybe 3 settings.
Also math is science, just the kind that invents a world where the model works.
Sweet again... the melodies are good the line i would consider a bass is quite joyfull...
I never considered programming music... maybe because i sit the whole day in front of a computer developing... So picking up my guitar seems to give me some freedom. But maybe i just put algorithms in a different form....
One of my favorite Projects in this field is definitly this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwtVkPKx3RA
Yea, it's a thing that needs a certain set of hobbies to be done. Also wow, that project is proper. I don't think I'll ever use a neural network for this though, at the very least not this year.
Yay for science! Always fun
Got that gnarly hurdy gurdy vibe! 
I like this one. The beat really makes it for me
I agree music is science. I also think it's magic and exploration. So we're all magicians and explorers, too. Of course there's always that old Arthur C. Clarke quote to the effect that any science/technology that is sufficiently advanced will be indistinguishable from magic. I'm 100% down with attacking music methodically and with a scientific mindset, but I personally hope we never reach the point where we can scientifically explain it so exactingly that it entirely loses the magic of how a bunch of noises can coalesce into intangible objects of great beauty and emotion.
This one has the baroque feeling I love so much. Very nice.
Over the glitching hills and far away maybe.
Yay for science! Always fun
Science is good, it helps us not die after all.
Got that gnarly hurdy gurdy vibe!
Now that you mention it, it really does.
I like this one. The beat really makes it for me
It seems it caught a nice one this time.
I agree music is science. I also think it's magic and exploration. So we're all magicians and explorers, too. Of course there's always that old Arthur C. Clarke quote to the effect that any science/technology that is sufficiently advanced will be indistinguishable from magic. I'm 100% down with attacking music methodically and with a scientific mindset, but I personally hope we never reach the point where we can scientifically explain it so exactingly that it entirely loses the magic of how a bunch of noises can coalesce into intangible objects of great beauty and emotion.
I have some really, really bad news and some good news for you. The former is that science has caught up to the magic of music already, the latter is that we can just ignore it if we want to.
This one has the baroque feeling I love so much. Very nice.
Glad you like it. If you ever need one generated for whatever reason, let me know.
You might for sure be totally right. Science is bad-ass and will eventually conquer this universe given sufficient time. I'm also totally happy to be a little peon along for the ride exploring music at my own level. I don't know... I think all science already exists and always has, the course of humanity is just discovering it. I'm just doin' some micro-exploring along the way and it's quite fun.
I agree with it sounding like chamber music. That's actually really fascinating. Would be interesting to here this put to a string quartet or something. Either way, really interesting to hear these evolve over time. Keep up the awesome work, dude
I'd also love to see this arranged with string instruments etc. Sounds really interesting all the same!
I agree with it sounding like chamber music. That's actually really fascinating. Would be interesting to here this put to a string quartet or something. Either way, really interesting to hear these evolve over time. Keep up the awesome work, dude
I'd also love to see this arranged with string instruments etc. Sounds really interesting all the same!
Shorebound wrote:I agree with it sounding like chamber music. That's actually really fascinating. Would be interesting to here this put to a string quartet or something. Either way, really interesting to hear these evolve over time. Keep up the awesome work, dude
scottux wrote:I'd also love to see this arranged with string instruments etc. Sounds really interesting all the same!
Good news indeed!
Melodies, my favourite. Your scientific pitch is really tempting, since this is just getting more and more interesting to listen to.