Cliff

Is it possible to span multiple consecutive melody notes (i.e half bar) and derive from them the chords?

I did experiment with the code, and I must admit, it is a kind of wonder:-) My hunch is that part of the magic lies in fact that the chords and melody do not 100% have same rhythm thanks to length-weight. I am learning a lot - again thanks a lot.

Great - Thank you Stephane, for taking the time despite of travelling. I will study, based on your pointers.

Seems in other environments there are ideas Just a moment... WWW.RESEARCHGATE.NET Algorithmic composition, a gentle introduction to music

Thank you Julio for your answer.

Beginners question: Starting from a single melodic omn sequence, would it be possible to have function in Opusmodus which calculates a chord progression, which would qualify to harmonize the input. I am aware that this is a underdetermined problem, so the function would require some further inputs constraining the solutions, like harmonic rhythm, size of chords, tonality, mode, interval ( i.e. tertiary, quartal). Even if the solution space is vast, a random solution, which may be fixed with seed would be great. I know about gen-chord… but harmonization spanning multiple melody notes seems more complex. Any thoughts?

@JulioHerrlein where can I buy the book?

Is this still the procedure for v3 ? My folders look different.

Dear @Stephane Boussuge, thx great workflow. Can I also programmatically store the last score as MIDI rather storing opmo files?. I guess this would be great for DAW based music generation workflow.

@opmo any news on this, could you bring in swam set into Opusmodus by default?

@opmo Can you please share it?

I can confirm the same at my end. I had lot of issues viewing the courses I booked, now my viewing status seems lost. The website is really a big downer. Basically not recommendable in this current state.

Dear @JulioHerrlein thank you for your kind and long response. You are really deep into OM and leveraging it as a creative tool and I feel that this is a nice community which hopefully some day I may also contribute. These are helpful pointers to explore further. I am a beginner, so many things in your code are quite beyond my current skills All the Best Cliff

Thx @Stephane Boussuge, just booked, it works.

@Stephane Boussuge The new course at this stage cannnot be booked on Safari & Firefox on iPad &Mac, when clicking to add to chard nothing happens. I like all your content, but the whole UI experience on http://www.composerworkshop.com is really not on pari.

I am a OM newbee, so forgive if this already implemented or done before. I understood from the video linked below, that Austbo did compile the colors percieved by Messiaen in a catalogue. He used colors to backtransform them into musical dimensions. I guess this is an obvious usecase for parametric composition, so I am pretty sure someone in the OM community tried this or was inspired by it already. Wanna share your explorations?

As a OM beginner, I really enjoyed the course „Introduction to Opusmodus (level 1)“. One question @Stephane Boussuge: will you post the session script also? Regards Cliff

I subscribed to the course. I like the content very much. But: The way how its displayed is quite tedious when watched on iPad. The browser does not repond when progressing from on session to the next (showing a spinning wheel which idles without progress). The only solution so far I found is to swap from browser to another app and then swap back to the browser. Not a good user experience. @Stephane Boussuge can you reproduce this?

Anybody having experience with Audio Modeling Swam instruments in Opumodus? How to steer modulation via omn articulations and velocity. I am a bit lost.

Thx a lot.

This video nicely explains translation systems converting (mapping) characters into pitches. How can this be done in OM? Example: german BACH or ascii BACH

I have looked into the respective .opmo file, maybe I am blind but I could not found chord inversion methods in the standard ‘om one. Any suggestion how I can invert a block chord for example in a counterpoint dictum using the :method parameter ?

The former sessions with recorded videos and explaining comments have been very helpful to learn OM. Will there be a continuation now where v3 is out?

@opmo Thank you for quick response.

When editing code, a useful feature of former version was to see the function spec incl. all arguments. How to get this in v3?