MELODIZER
[CLASS]
Melodizer
Function Reference
| - SELF : | object |
| - INPUT-CHORDS : | The input chords on top of which the melody will be played in the form of a voice object. |
| - INPUT-RHYTHM : | The rhythm of the melody or a melody in the form of a voice object. |
| - KEY : | The key the melody is in (default : C). |
| - MODE : | The mode the melody is in (default : major). |
| - TOOL-MODE : | The mode of the tool. melody-finder allows to generate melodies based on a rhythm input, while variation-maker allows to make variations of a melody |
| - VARIETY : | The minimal variety we want for the solution, expressed as a number of notes. (does nothing for now) |
| - GLOBAL-INTERVAL : | global interval that the produced melody should cover (optional constraint) |
| - MIN-PITCH : | minimum pitch in the generated melody (optional constraint) |
| - MAX-PITCH : | maximum pitch in the generated melody (optional constraint) |
| - OPTIONAL-CONSTRAINTS : | a list of optional constraint names that should be added to the problem |
| - RESULT : | A temporary list holder to store the result of the call to the CSPs, shouldn't be touched. |
| - STOP-SEARCH : | A boolean variable to tell if the user wishes to stop the search or not. |
| - SOLUTION : | The current solution of the CSP in the form of a voice object. |
| - SOLUTIONS-LIST : | The list of all the solutions saved by the user for the current search. |
| - MOTIFS-LIST : | The list of motifs created by the user. |
| - PHRASES-LIST : | The list of phrases created by the user. |
| - PERIODS-LIST : | The list of periodes created by the user. |
| - OUTPUT-SOLUTION : | The selected solution for the current search. |
| - OUTPUT-MOTIF : | The selected motif. |
| - OUTPUT-PHRASE : | The selected phrase. |
| - OUTPUT-PERIOD : | The selected period. |
| - MELODY : | The final melody generated by combining different elements. |
Description:
This class implements Melodizer.
Melodizer is a constraints based application aiming to improve composer's expression and exploration abilities
by generating interesting and innovative melodies based on a set of constraints expressing musical rules.
More information and a tutorial can be found at https://github.com/sprockeelsd/Melodizer