[kyr0]

I developed a music theory MIDI generator with all scales, all chords, all keys including the past 100 years of chord progressions used in popular music (ordered by most famous to very dissonant ones). You can find the beta MIDI chord pack here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9l6guk9jdz5mpe6/MidiTheoryPack_bet...

With these progressions you can easily create a basic harmony for your music and with the scales and chords you can diversify them and make them actually great compositions.

But please don't share this too much yet. I'm still working on that and will release it Open Source very soon after a refactoring of the code. If you are good in music theory. Please send me suggestions here in the comments. I'll keep you posted

You can find some experimental music I've created here: https://soundcloud.com/fluctura-records

And professionally released (Chillout): https://open.spotify.com/track/6MkA3ZsRLTDHzlnEo1Vd1j?si=eaO...

I'm producing a Techno/House album atm. to be released later this year on my label Fluctura Records.

[Mizza]

This is cool, I made a similar command line tool for generating the same sort of thing:

https://github.com/Miserlou/chords2midi

Demo: https://clyp.it/f0g1ko5b

[kyr0]

Nice, Mizza. I thought of making an open source plugin (VST, AU) with JUCE as well. Would you be interested? We could maybe combine our efforts

[nbulka]

I’m interested! Send me an email