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Currently

At the moment I'm continuing to try to try to continue to build on the ideas in my algorithmic musical scale generator, which basically generates curated pitch sets. The aim is to implement a further handful of variations on this initial concept.

Also, I've started to work on some simple inversion programs, which, where appropriate, I'll hopefully be able to pair up with the above pitch set generation stuff. For now we have WIP programs for mirror (or "real") inversion and tonal inversion, and a prerequisite "negative harmony" program.

Given my beginner level in Python, I imagine the code can be improved upon in most ways. Anyone interested is heartily invited to take a look.

Otherwise

  • I’m interested in: Music, musicology, making lists, bikes (rides not races), wanting to make little algorithm things related to music that I may lack the coding skills to make.
  • I’m currently learning: Python.
  • Elsewhere:
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  • Pronouns: He/Him

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  1. skeletons skeletons Public

    Using my CS50P final project as a springboard, this repo will serve to further develop algorithmic generation of musical sets.

    Python

  2. transformation transformation Public

    Several functions or modules for a variety of musical transformation methods

    Python

  3. CS50P-Final-Project CS50P-Final-Project Public

    Asymmetrical scale generator (CS50P Final Project) as submitted. To be modified for further use.

    Python