Clojurians Log v2

Now just need to learn some music theory to come up with more meaningful abstractions

You might want to check out https://github.com/kongeor/evolduo-app It contains quite a bit of music stuff written conveniently in Clojure

Especially https://github.com/kongeor/evolduo-app/blob/main/src/evolduo_app/music.clj

Thanks! I stumbled upon a couple options like https://github.com/oakes/edna, but I'm using this project as an excuse to learn more about the methodology behind these various elements' mathmatical relationship instead of just copying it.

@jayzawrotny That's very cool

@jayzawrotny I built http://dopeloop.ai/melody-generator in ClojureScript and found these packages very useful: • @tonaljs/chord-dictionary • @tonaljs/midi • @tonaljs/scale-dictionary • tonal-midi • timidity tonejs also looks very good: https://tonejs.github.io/

I learned a lot from Chris Ford and Dave Yarwood's music theory libraries: https://github.com/ctford/leipzig https://github.com/daveyarwood/mantra The edna library linked above was inspired by Alda, Dave Yarwood's work