tegridy-tools
Description of directories:
1) pretty_midi
This is a a slightly modified and streamlined version of the original pretty_midi which is compatible with noteseq and other Music AI packages/modules.
2) noteseq
This is a modified and streamlined version of the original noteseq package that is stand-alone and independent of anything, including Tensorflow and the need to install any unique/fancy prerequisites.
3) python-midi
This is the python-midi by @vishnubob for Python 3. Needs manual install but otherwise it works fine on the latest Python 3 versions.
4) mido
Mirror copy of the latest release (as of 1-19-2021) and the source files.
Description of modules:
1) MIDI module version 6.7 by Peter Billam
This is a dependency/MIDI processing core module for TMIDI module (which is optional) as TMIDI module includes a copy of this module.
2) TMIDI Module
This module is all about MIDI and Artifical Intellgence/Algorithmic Intelligence. All functions there specifically tailored to help to create/design Music AI systems and/or Algo Music systems.
Fun and exciting things you might want to try:
0) Stay on top of things with Reformer and now - Performer. Thanks to @lucidrains and TMIDI you can now try the latest and the greatest in SOTA transformers.
https://github.com/lucidrains/performer-pytorch
https://github.com/asigalov61/SuperPiano/blob/master/Super_Piano_6_Performer_GPU.ipynb
https://github.com/lucidrains/reformer-pytorch
https://github.com/asigalov61/SuperPiano/blob/master/SuperPiano5_(Reformer_TPU).ipynb
https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/tree/master/notebooks#community-notebooks
1) Try TMIDI with the Summarization implementations. Can music be summarized? Can this be used to make bridges between musical pieces?
2) Try TMIDI with QA implementations. Does music have QA elements?
3) Try TMIDI with Translator implementations. How music can be translated and permutated?!?
4) Try TMIDI with Sentiment Analysis...etc.
Enjoy and have fun :)
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Tegridy Code 2021
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