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My background is in music theory, and, as others have commented here, this is a question that there's no clear, agreed-upon answer to yet. Music theory can tell
by edrex1 11y ago
My background is in music theory, and, as others have commented here, this is a question that there's no clear, agreed-upon answer to yet. Music theory can tell us what composers tend to do - which chords they choose should follow each other, which notes to use when - but it's not as good at telling us why those chords / notes sound good together.
In building Jukedeck, we're applying our own theories about what makes good music. And, like any musical composition, it's an experiment!
- joeyspn 11y ago> In building Jukedeck, we're applying our own theories about what makes good music. Have you thought about applying also common patterns found in the best selling hits? Hooktheory has a nice DB for this: https://www.hooktheory.com/api/trends/docs https://www.hooktheory.com/api/trends/docs