Melody Generator

Melody Generator

Randomly generated MIDI melodies you can use for free

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A simple web app to procedurally generate random MIDI melodies that you can use royalty free in your own work.
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Productivity•Music•Artificial Intelligence
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What do you think? …

Thanh Le
Can I use the tool to generate short sound for game like shooting, sword sound? ?maker
Chris McCormick
Maker
@thanhle87 a good tool for generating 8-bit game sound effects is at https://sfxr.me/
Dan Rockwell
This was kinda cool and likely the base IP for something going forward. I think you should turn this into a module system, basically allow a user to spawn multiple of these generators, add a mixer and if you want killer traction, add a reverb on these things people can adjust. I would use that website/app in my music production. The other idea is to make this work and be used with a system like https://www.electro-smith.com/daisy , people can design a module around your methods etc, its a nice super fringe yet a wildly activate space from users where the average price point on anything is 200 plus bucks. Expand on your idea. Look for the things that would accelerate its adoption but this is a nice seed of next you have here.
Chris McCormick
Maker
@floozyspeak Dan thank you for your feedback, I really appreciate this.
Dan Rockwell
@mccrmx ya really got something here, I just read like 3 days ago people raving about the https://www.ashunsoundmachines.c... and how it can be used to create auto-playing melodies, this is a demand in eurorack I know that, but your concept workable on browser is pretty sexy.
Eugene Hauptmann
Great start @mccrmx Couple things: - I think if you open source your algorithm and ask audio engineers to do PRs you'll have a much bigger collection of melodies very soon - add sharing functionality for social media and sound cloud - potentially build extension for audio professionals (audio editing software) or gamers (discord, twitch)
Chris McCormick
Maker
@eugenehp Thank you Eugene, some good ideas there that I will think about.