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jeremyleach

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About jeremyleach

Hi. I write software that composes music by itself. https://www.muzoti.com

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    Comment #44002308

    Nice app!

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    Comment #44001966

    This is wonderful - a very immediate and intuitive way to construct and create audio graphs!

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    Comment #43792052

    Which only goes to emphasise the point the author makes. Over-reliance on AI, in this case, for image generation.

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    Comment #27521558

    Great idea.

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    Comment #27209995

    Yes that's amazing

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    Ask HN: Does Google use Gmail content to influence YouTube recommendations?

    I'm working on a new version of my webapp, Muzoti. I'd just finished sending an email in Gmail to a friend saying how I needed to allow users to choose the key and mode of the scal…

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    Comment #23626046

    This is really great, I love the clean UI and ease of use. This must have been a huge amount of work!

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    Comment #20524124

    You can try my webapp, https://www.muzoti.com

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    Comment #19299075

    Exactly this.

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    Comment #19296330

    Actively listening to music engages pattern recognition, prediction and working memory in the listener. It makes sense that this would disrupt concurrent 'creative' or more realist…

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    Comment #17432432

    You're welcome! Yes, 'fewer controls' is probably better. Re: API/SDK, which would be more suitable for you, API or SDK? What platform do you use, unity/unreal etc., or are you tal…

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    Comment #17420384

    Its straight up webaudioapi making use of the fluid soundfont - see credits at bottom of website. I have not used tone.js though I have come across it.

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    Comment #17420363

    Yes that's the plan for the next release. The site currently is just a demonstration of the tech. To be more useful as you rightly suggest it needs to be more of a tool where peopl…

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    Comment #17419491

    Thank you! The generated music is royalty free. I will make that explicit on website.

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    Comment #17418705

    Nice, this is one of my own personal favourites: https://www.muzoti.com/preview/?seed=kbzjijjsth&inst=2,16,21...

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    Comment #17418119

    Let's talk. I'll send you an email. Thanks.

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    Comment #17415409

    Thanks. I do the same - good to know i'm not the only one!

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    Comment #17415235

    Thank you! The algorithms are universal and not tied to any particular modality (rhythm/melody/harmony) or particular tuning though they can exploit certain given relationships eg …

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    Comment #17414735

    Thank you! You're right, though there are a few issues with the extra controls in FF right now, difficult to drag the volume sliders - only text input works.

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    Comment #17408673

    Thank you and yes, good question. The generated compositions are completely royalty free and can be used commercially - they do not require any attribution (though attribution alwa…