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Ben Bleything (author)
Sun Oct 19 11:19:19 -0700 2008
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README
Alpha! Not release-ready! Here be dragonnes! etc. Archaeopteryx is a MIDI system for Ruby based on code from Topher Cyll's book "Practical Ruby Projects." Archaeopteryx successfully generates original drum and bass rhythms, tours the circle of fifths and the circle of fourths, does extremely simplistic randomized pseudo-arpeggios, handles chord progressions of the I-IV-V and V-I varieties, synchs original rhythms to MP3 playback, and crossfades between existing MP3 tracks. Archaeopteryx is a Ruby front-end to prosumer music software such as Propellerhead Reason and Ableton Live. You need a MIDI consumer to get anything useful out of it.
