Music – Instruments – Electrical musical tone generation
Patent
1998-03-25
2000-01-04
Witkowski, Stanley J.
Music
Instruments
Electrical musical tone generation
84657, 84685, 84445, G10H 120
Patent
active
060112115
ABSTRACT:
The present invention enables non-musicians to effectively compose music using a computer, and provides them with the means to manipulate musical content in an intuitive fashion without the need for formal musical training. The invention combines a representation of musical knowledge with a representation of musical data in such a way that permits transposition of the data to be constrained to conform to a set of harmonic rules. The user can select pitches to be moved higher or lower, and a system insures that it sounds good (where good is defined to mean "satisfies the conditions of the harmonic rule base").
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Abrams Steven R.
Oppenheim Daniel Vincent
Pazel Donald P.
Wright James Lawton
International Business Machines - Corporation
Kaufman, Esq. Stephen C.
Witkowski Stanley J.
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