Written by Xavier Gouchet -
31 march 2014 -
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This project features something I've thought of doing myself : record someone's voice (or even an instrument), detect the note frequencies to then write up the score of what is played. This could be great when improvising melodies.
Written by Xavier Gouchet -
13 july 2011 -
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Created by Microsoft in 2009, Songsmith is a software that lets you record your own voice, and it will create a musical accompaniment. It didn't take long before people tried applying it's genious algorithm to famous musical pieces. Here are my favorites.
Written by Xavier Gouchet -
25 february 2010 -
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David Cope is a music theory teacher at the University of California (at Santa Cruz). He created in the 1990s advanced software to help him compose music, which gave birth to Emily Howell, an artificial intelligence able to compose music on her own.