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==Knowledge (Uploaded Files)== | ==Knowledge (Uploaded Files)== | ||
===music21.zip=== | |||
This file likely contains the music21 library, a comprehensive toolkit for computer-aided musicology. | |||
music21 enables analysis, generation, and manipulation of musical scores, providing functionalities such as creating melodies, harmonies, and exporting music in MIDI or MusicXML formats. | |||
Its application ranges from simple tasks like chord progression generation to complex musicological analysis. | |||
===ai_song_maker.zip=== | |||
This file presumably contains the ai_song_maker package, a custom tool designed to assist specifically in song creation. | |||
It could include functions for generating musical elements like melodies, rhythms, and possibly integrating lyrics. | |||
This package is probably tailored to work in tandem with music21, enhancing its capabilities towards a more focused application in songwriting and composition. | |||
===add_libraries.py=== | |||
This is a Python script file intended to add libraries, probably music21 and ai_song_maker, to the Python environment I operate in. | |||
Executing this script is essential for enabling the functionalities of these libraries in our session. | |||
It ensures that all necessary dependencies and configurations are set up correctly for music composition and analysis tasks. | |||
===License.txt=== | |||
This file contains licensing information about the music21 library. | |||
It specifies that music21 is released under the BSD (3-clause) license, which is important for understanding the usage and distribution rights of the software. | |||
It also mentions that externally provided software and music encoding in the music21 corpus may have different licenses and copyrights, indicating the need for careful consideration of copyright issues when using these resources. | |||
==Actions== | ==Actions== |
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