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For my project, I created a Python program that generates a small MIDI file that can be imported into and used in a DAW. The program takes arguments that affect the generated music. These are beats-per-minute, total beats, and key signature: | For my project, I created a Python program that generates a small MIDI file that can be imported into and used in a DAW. The program takes arguments that affect the generated music. These are beats-per-minute, total beats, and key signature: | ||
python main.py output.mid --key C --bpm 120 --beats 16 | python main.py output.mid --key C --bpm 120 --beats 16 | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:54, 4 May 2016
For my project, I created a Python program that generates a small MIDI file that can be imported into and used in a DAW. The program takes arguments that affect the generated music. These are beats-per-minute, total beats, and key signature:
python main.py output.mid --key C --bpm 120 --beats 16