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sorry, but: caveat city. I studied with Dr. Cope here: http://arts.ucsc.edu/programs/WACM http://arts.ucsc.edu/programs/WACM Emmy is not the same as Emily Ho
by tessierashpool 12y ago
sorry, but: caveat city.
I studied with Dr. Cope here:
http://arts.ucsc.edu/programs/WACM http://arts.ucsc.edu/programs/WACM
Emmy is not the same as Emily Howell; the Emmy Vivaldi was composed by a simpler program called EMI.
In either case, iirc, the music's composed by probabilistically combining key-signature-normalized snippets of existing compositions. EMI mostly just took the works of one composer and created a new work in that composer's style by Frankenstein-remixing snippets of the composer's actual works. Emily Howell, iirc, does the same, but uses multiple composers and/or original snippets by Dr. Cope.
btw: feed EMI Beethoven, and "she" produces Mozart. i.e., when probabilistically combining several key-signature-normalized Beethoven snippets, some of the results were identical to larger snippets of Mozart (who was, as you may have guessed, a big Beethoven fan).
also btw: Beethoven wrote algorithmic compositions for people to perform as a parlor game, with dice.
also also btw: my own drum-and-bass Ruby project from years ago will generate an infinite amount of new jungle riddims all day for free:
https://github.com/gilesbowkett/archaeopteryx https://github.com/gilesbowkett/archaeopteryx
- cortesoft 12y agoDamn, that is a little fancier than my DubStep.rb program: https://github.com/cortesoft/DubStep.rb https://github.com/cortesoft/DubStep.rb
- mtinkerhess 12y ago> btw: feed EMI Beethoven, and "she" produces Mozart. i.e., when probabilistically combining several key-signature-normalized Beethoven snippets, some of the results were identical to larger snippets of Mozart (who was, as you may have guessed, a big Beethoven fan). I think you may mean the other way around; Mozart war 15 years older than Beethoven, and died before Beethoven's career took off.
- tessierashpool 12y agough, how embarassing. you're right about the ages. I'd have to check my notes to be sure if I got the whole thing messed around, or just who was a fan of whom, but you're probably right about that part, too.
- SixSigma 12y agoFeeding Bach into a Markov generator makes for pleasant tunes Here's a blast from the pre Go-lang world http://ipn.caerwyn.com/2007/04/lab-77-unexpected-markov.html http://ipn.caerwyn.com/2007/04/lab-77-unexpected-markov.html