damienriehl

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   by damienriehl 4y ago

   Thanks for your note about our project! To learn more about the ~471 billion melodies we created — then copyrighted — then put in the public domain (to protect songwriter "you stole my melody" defendants), more information is here
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   by damienriehl 4y ago

   Our All The Music project accounts for silence. A "note" can be silence. Which could also account for rhythm. How different are these? <eighth> <eighth_rest> <eighth_rest> <eighth> <eighth> <quarte
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   by damienriehl 4y ago

   Thanks for your amplification of my project!
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   by damienriehl 4y ago

   If anyone would like to see my TED Talk on the topic, it's here: https://www.ted.com/talks/damien_riehl_why_all_melodies_shou...
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   by damienriehl 4y ago

   Yes, I'm a cofounder of All The music — that someone referenced above — and you can feel free to build upon our tool, which is open source: https://github.com/allthemusicllc?tab=repositories If/when you improve it
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   by damienriehl 4y ago

   I'm The Atlantic article's subject. To date, we have created — and copyrighted — about 400 billion (400,000,000,000) melodies. Here are descriptions: http://allthemusic.info/faqs/#What_have_you_created_so_far