Use machine learning to create art and music.. This is the home for our serializable NoteSequence representation along with utilities for: creating them from various formats (e.g., MIDI, abc, MusicXML); manipulating them (e.g., slicing, quantizing) extracting components (e.g., melodies, drum tracks, chord); exporting them (e.g., to MIDI or audio); or converting them to representations useful for model training (e.g., one-hot tensors).
Use machine learning to create art and music.. This is the home for our serializable NoteSequence representation along with utilities for: creating them from various formats (e.g., MIDI, abc, MusicXML); manipulating them (e.g., slicing, quantizing) extracting components (e.g., melodies, drum tracks, chord); exporting them (e.g., to MIDI or audio); or converting them to representations useful for model training (e.g., one-hot tensors).
To install py39-note-seq, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install py39-note-seq
To see what files were installed by py39-note-seq, run:
port contents py39-note-seq
To later upgrade py39-note-seq, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade py39-note-seq
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