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Play Canon with Mathematica

Posted 8 years ago
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POSTED BY: QiuHao Chen
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Posted 8 years ago

Please find below two notebooks, It may interest you.

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POSTED BY: Frederick Wu

Another canon was that one Canon in two voices, computed.

POSTED BY: Udo Krause

Interesting, but do you know about SoundNote? http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/SoundNote.html

POSTED BY: Kapio Letto
Posted 8 years ago

Yes, actually, my first version was made by SoundNote, but... I think you won't like it, because its score is not suitable for Mathematica. If you want to listen it, you can click here. I'm not sure you can open it, you know, i'm in China.

If you like, you can use the score in Matlab and SoundNote to make a Canon, so that you can change the instrument.

POSTED BY: QiuHao Chen

I think you won't like it, because its score is not suitable for Mathematica.

Could you please explain this? How native Mathematica function SoundNote can be not suitable for Mathematica? I am curious to understand what advantage your method brings. Unfortunately I know very little of music theory.

POSTED BY: Kapio Letto

You can specify instruments like: Sound[SoundNote["G", 1, "Harpsichord"]]

POSTED BY: Kapio Letto
Posted 8 years ago

I mean the score of the first version (Bach's manuscript) is not suitable for playing with Mathematica, not the SoundNote function. The second version use another score (Matlab's score).

POSTED BY: QiuHao Chen
Posted 8 years ago

I mean the music score of the first version (Bach's manuscript) is not suitable for playing with Mathematica, not the SoundNote function. The second version use another music score (Matlab's score).

POSTED BY: QiuHao Chen
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