Johannes

The jmx.quantizer analyzes incoming events and maps their duration (value or break) to the metric of  the global transporter.

That means you may use this tool to evaluate note-values from other players and generate classic notes out of it.

I wrote this quantizer to pass the analyzed data to the lilypond-scoremaker, which AJM developed with ruby.

The namespace 'jmx' is used to define my tools, generators, projects, libraries

jmx-quantizer

This tool generates chords and you are able to record the midi sequence with the recorder

1. define the density for the chord-generation (right top)

4. select the duration for your recording (middle umenue with 1,4,8 etc bars inside the orange box)

5. after recording you can play back the midi sequence or save the file and use it for another production inside logic/ableton etc

scale-maker - scale generator based on key/octave

chord-maker - uses incoming scale and selects the notes to generate a chord based on the selected harmony function (I,II,III,IV,V etc)

harmony-maker - by selecting a progression line this tool generates the chords based on the function of the sequence in its progression

voicing maker - the incoming scale is transformed to a chord based on the selected voicing type

The namespace 'jmx' is used to define my tools, generators, projects, libraries.

Ideas for design influenced by stretta's beat factory: https://cycling74.com/tutorials/practical-max-2/ - Thank you!


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