Polaris

I greatly improved the program by integrating stricter voice leading logic. Here's some output:

Today I was up without end working on a new program I invented. I promise that this one doesn't sound horrific like the others I've done. In fact, it is frankly quite genius. All I do is enter a melody, and the program then generates counterpoint in up to 5 voices in a matter of less than a few seconds:

This is by far my most fugal composition. I had today some realizations about the nature of music that really played into the unfolding of its structure:

What a coincidence. There are a whopping 24 standard keys to choose from, and we have the same favorite. Of course, in a world with things like the Birthday Parodox, that is perhaps after all not so surprising. It's extremely nice having perfect pitch, isn't it? They say it's a curse, but it's the difference between hearing in black and white, as normal people do, and hearing a whole spectrum of colors. In truth, I can't fathom how ordinary people hear. Apparently, they hear structure--intervals--but do not associate particular notes and keys with any unique qualities. I always wonder how they can even perceive a key change. To me, a change of key is, for example, like going from yellow to purple. But they evidently do not have that experience--for them it's purely about the intervals. I took a genetic test recently which showed that I apparently have heightened musicality from distant Finnish ancestors. I wonder if this is where I get the perfect pitch from. I am not Asian, to be sure, so it isn't related to having Chinese ancestry (Chinese people have a very high rate of perfect pitch, probably due to a mix of genetics and the nature of their language).

My favorite musical key happens to be C# Minor. Soundcloud has evidently caught onto this as seen by the fact that half of the music it recommends to me happens to be in said key. C# Minor for me evokes spiritual depth and drama, and I experience it as generally having a softly glowing sunset orange coloration.

Composed during the past couple of days. The quality varies considerably:

To its improvement, I remixed one of the pieces in the post directly above:

Check out these five canons (with accompaniment) that I composed over the past couple of days:

To break up the computer-assisted music a bit, here is a very different one composed in a more traditional fashion: