Musical composition and 2D cellular automata based on music intervals
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| author | Lugo, Igor Alatriste-Contreras, Martha G. |
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| contents | This study is a theoretical approach for exploring the applicability of a 2D cellular automaton based on melodic and harmonic intervals in random arrays of musical notes. The aim of this study was to explore alternatives uses for a cellular automaton in the musical context for better understanding the musical creativity. We used the complex systems and humanities approaches as a framework for capturing the essence of creating music based on rules of music theory. Findings suggested that such rules matter for generating large-scale patterns of organized notes. Therefore, our formulation provides a novel approach for understanding and replicating aspects of the musical creativity. |
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| spellingShingle | Musical composition and 2D cellular automata based on music intervals Lugo, Igor Alatriste-Contreras, Martha G. Sound Computers and Society Audio and Speech Processing Applications This study is a theoretical approach for exploring the applicability of a 2D cellular automaton based on melodic and harmonic intervals in random arrays of musical notes. The aim of this study was to explore alternatives uses for a cellular automaton in the musical context for better understanding the musical creativity. We used the complex systems and humanities approaches as a framework for capturing the essence of creating music based on rules of music theory. Findings suggested that such rules matter for generating large-scale patterns of organized notes. Therefore, our formulation provides a novel approach for understanding and replicating aspects of the musical creativity. |
| title | Musical composition and 2D cellular automata based on music intervals |
| topic | Sound Computers and Society Audio and Speech Processing Applications |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.19844 |