AutoMuse

A computerisation of Western music theory.

Please see this Notebook file for a brief tutorial. See the following table.

Components

This library has the following modules:

Module	Components	Tutorial
automuse	Definition of the music space; functions that operate on single notes;	Link
automuse.modes	Patterns of interval. Examples are `MAJOR`, `HARMONIC_MINOR` and `IONIAN`.	–
automuse.scale	Functions that construct scales.	–
automuse.chord	Functions that construct chords	–
automuse.guitar	Functions that map notes to a visual fret board.	Link
automuse.transforms	Mathematical transforms	Link
automuse.midi	Functions that play notes. Compatible with `.scale` and `.chord`. Can also accept manually specified notes.	Link
automuse.guesser	Function to guess a scale or a chord based on a set off notes.	Link

Install from PyPI:

pip install automuse

Install from source:

# move to the root directory
pip install .

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