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   In addition, I also wrote a musicpy editor for writing and compiling musicpy code more easily than regular python IDE with real-time automatic compilation and execution, there are some syntactic sugar and you can listen to the music generating from your musicpy code on the fly, it is more convenient and interactive.

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   Musicpy is a music programming language in Python designed to write music in very handy syntax through music theory and algorithms for musicians. Musicpy can not only compose music, but also has many algorithms in analyzing music notes, including complex chord detection based on music theory, split main melody and chords for any music and so on.

3. github.com › Rainbow-Dreamer › musicpyMusicpy Quickstart and Cheat Sheet · Rainbow ... - GitHub

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   Jan 9, 2023 · (in case you import musicpy as from musicpy import *) Note1: the chord type of muscipy has a interval attribute which is the list of the length of bars between the starts of each 2 adjacent notes of the chord, please don't confuse this with the music theory's interval which is a difference in pitch between 2 notes (e.g. major third, semitone).

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   (in case you import musicpy as from musicpy import *) Note1: the chord type of muscipy has a interval attribute which is the list of the length of bars between the starts of each 2 adjacent notes of the chord, please don't confuse this with the music theory's interval which is a difference in pitch between 2 notes (e.g. major third, semitone).

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   Feb 24, 2023 · For musicpy composition codes examples, just see the musicpy composition code examples section. I added a new module called daw for musicpy in June 2021, this module can load instruments such as audio files and soundfonts files (.sf2, .sf3, .dls) and play or export audio files with musicpy, it is very easy and convenient to use.

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   The first line of the code `from musicpy import *` allows us to import the functions from the files of the package `musicpy`. A function is a bit of code that takes some inputs, performs a task ...

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   What is musicpy & how does it work?

   • Musicpy can not only compose music, but also has many algorithms in analyzing music notes, including complex chord detection based on music theory, split main melody and chords for any music and so on. In this documentation, I am going to talk about the data structures and basic syntax of musicpy, and how to use it.

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   What is musicpy in Python?

   • Musicpy is a music programming language in Python designed to write music in very handy syntax through music theory and algorithms for musicians. Musicpy can not only compose music, but also has many algorithms in analyzing music notes, including complex chord detection based on music theory, split main melody and chords for any music and so on.

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   What is musicpy GitHub?

   • GitHub - Rainbow-Dreamer/musicpy: Musicpy is a music programming language in Python designed to write music in very handy syntax through music theory and algorithms. Cannot retrieve latest commit at this time. 中文 Have you ever thought about writing music with codes in a very concise, human-readable syntax?

   GitHub - Rainbow-Dreamer/musicpy: Musicpy is a music programming

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   What types of music can musicpy write?

   • Many experimental music styles nowadays, like serialism, aleatoric music, postmodern music (like minimalist music), are theoretically possible to make upon the arithmetically performable data structures provided in musicpy. Of course musicpy can be used to write any kind of classical music, jazz, or pop music.

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   How to hear music corresponding to musicpy language?

   • For example, in the editor write /C('Dmaj7') * 4 | C('Em7') * 4, 150 Then you can hear the music corresponding to this musicpy language directly. Add a ? before a line of musicpy code (especially a chord code) You can get the name of the chord type according to the music logic, for example ?chord(['C','E','G','B']) will return Cmaj7.

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   Can musicpy produce music within 30 lines of code?

   • If you think this is too simple, musicpy could also produce music like this within 30 lines of code (could be even shorter if you don't care about readability). Anyway, this is just an example of a very short piece of electronic dance music, and not for complexity.

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   # "Touhou Koumakyou", the sixth work, is also the first work of the new works. a = read('th06_01.mid', split_channels=True) Added support for lowercase note names. In April 2021, support for lowercase names was added. Now the latest version of musicpy can write lowercase names when building any music type, and it works fine, for example