HasChorus: A set of Haskell (http://haskell.org/) modules written on top of Haskore (http://haskell.org/haskore/) to make it easier to sequence simple, repetitive music. HasChorus is available via: http://meltin.net/hacks/haskell/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HasChorus *has* a bunch of useful modules: HasChords.lhs: Build (diatonic) chords from scales and scale degrees. HasDrums.lhs: Sequence drums in a similar manner to a drum machine. HasEasyMusic.lhs: Allow simple specification of simple music sequences. HasGroove.lhs: Modify Haskore performances via normal distributions. HasPatterns.lhs: Sequence patterns by playing chords in different ways. HasScales.lhs: Build scales and pick notes by scale degree. HasSounds.lhs: Some boring ways of playing some instruments. HaskoreExtras.lhs: Some useful functions that aren't in Haskore. BubbleSort.lhs: An implementation of bubble sort. Used by HasGroove.lhs. Normal.lhs: Generate normal distributions. Used by HasGroove.lhs. TwelveBar.lhs: An example song. Many of the modules can be used without requiring all of the others. The dependencies look something like: HasEasyMusic -> HasChords -> HasScales HasDrums -> HaskoreExtras HasSounds -> HasPatterns HasGroove -> BubbleSort, Normal TwelveBar -> HasChorus -> *EVERTHING ELSE* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HasChorus has been tested under: * Hugs: Currently I use Hugs 98, February 2000. I use -h1000000 so that HasGroove doesn't melt down... :-) * GHC: 4.08 (previously under 4.07) under x86 Linux. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- I use HasChorus to sequence up simple backing tracks for my own compositions. Enjoy... peace & happiness, martin Martin Schwenke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> p.s. Several people who have expressed interest in this project during the last few years have received this announcement via a BCC. They haven't been secretly subscribed to the Haskell mailing list. :-) _______________________________________________ Haskell mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell
