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This toy is very open-ended.
You specify a series of transformations on a musical phrase.
The initial musical phrase, on which the transformations are performed,
is obtained by taking the letters of a word (the initial word is "init").
The transformations are then applied in sequence, one after another. Initially
there are no transformations in the list - you should specify a new
transformation and then add it to your list. Every time you add a
transformation (or edit an existing transformation), the entire chain will
be re-evaluated, and the MIDI phrase (shown in piano-roll format) at the top
of the page will show the new result.
There is a large selection of transformations to
choose from. Using this one requires imagination and experimentation, but
the results can be quite interesting. This one gives you a little flavor
of the things you can do, algorithmically, with KeyKit.
Back to KeyChain
A Few Hints . . .
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Choose transformations like 'Echo' to add more notes
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Use the Pick control to randomly select the notes to affect.
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You can modify (and delete) transformations in the list of transformations
you've already added.
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