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Iamus and Melomics! I worked in that project. The music we generated was, actually, not very original, nor did it have much quality; but it was varied enough. O

by gordaco 12y ago

Iamus and Melomics! I worked in that project. The music we generated was, actually, not very original, nor did it have much quality; but it was varied enough. One of my coworkers said that we could have defined ourselves as the greatest elevator music database in the world.

anigbrowl 12y ago
I went to the page at http://geb.uma.es/melomics http://geb.uma.es/melomics but I can't find any academic resources like papers or code. Can you suggest where I should look?
- gordaco 12y ago
  You can check F. Vico's publications here: http://geb.uma.es/fjv/publications http://geb.uma.es/fjv/publications. The most related would be [1], [2] and [3], especially [2]. As for the code, I don't think any of it is public, but I'm not 100% sure. [1]: http://geb.uma.es/images/melomics/pai12263.pdf http://geb.uma.es/images/melomics/pai12263.pdf [2]: http://www.jair.org/media/3908/live-3908-7454-jair.pdf http://www.jair.org/media/3908/live-3908-7454-jair.pdf [3]: http://geb.uma.es/images/papers/AIMAGAZINE.pdf http://geb.uma.es/images/papers/AIMAGAZINE.pdf
  - anigbrowl 12y ago
    Thanks!
bane 12y ago
I like the output of melomics quite a bit. I checked out quite a few tunes on youtube. If the music had just a hair more structure, I'd almost pay money to have a continuous stream I could play in the background during the workday. It's a little markov-chainy right now, which I actually find a hair distracting. However, I really liked this tune https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIeo1XvrnTo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIeo1XvrnTo How come music generating software like this never seems to end up in the public's hands?
- Houshalter 12y ago
  They have a website for listening to songs and an API: https://melomics.com/ https://melomics.com/