• Clone the project and run it in Godot
• Or view it here on itch.io

• Start the LLM and click 'Start'
• Click any piano key or load an existing song
• Green piano keys are recommend that means more data exist for them. Errors can still happen

• After you clicked a key, the song starts to generate
• See How does it work to see the explanation behind it
• After around 2 seconds the song will start
• Each note will be played and visualised

• At the end you can either save it or create a new song

• During playing you can pause and resume or restart

• If you want to quit you can always press the X (top right corner)

• If you saved a song you can simply load it
• You can also delete a saved song by pressing the red X

• It works pretty simillar to a regular LLM
• Using given data a dictionary is created where the keys are the notes (with length) and the values are notes (with length) that can follow
• If one note follows more often that another it is more represent in the value list
• For the both last notes is calculated which note is most likely to follow and with which length
• Two notes are used to make the music better (the following note fits better)
• But that can cause an error if the two latest notes are not found in the dictionary, causing "input not found in corpus"
• My algorithm then tries to go back one note and try to find another note to continue

• Sometimes this won't work and the song ends

• To prevent this, more data is needed
• See Input your own data to learn about it

• You can input your own data by pressing alt in the main menu
• But it is extremely important to follow the right pattern!
• The input must look like this:
  • [ ["C4", 200], ["E4", 200], ["C4", 200], ["B4", 200] ] (but ofc longer is better)
• The spaces are reduntant. The string will be converted to a list
• Explanation of the pattern:
  • At the beginning and at the end are opening and closing square brackets. Like for a normal python list
  • Each note of your input has two parts:
    1. The note name. For example "C4" or "A#0". Never "Eb4" instead "D#4"!
    2. The note duration in milli seconds. A quarter note is ~ 400ms (140 BPM)
• The algorithm plays the note for x ms and after that the next note. So chords are not possible at the moment but are planned in the future.
• After copy pasting, just press the Done button
• You can also reset to standard or delte the whole data (this cannot be undone!) (Todo)
• You can also change the length. Open llm.gd in scenes and change the length in line 45

• Add more data
• Chords

Feel free to contribute. More data, new features are warmly welcomed.

• Code: Qwatrum
• Design: Qwatrum
• The notes audio are from here. Thank you!
• Font: Rubik (Google Fonts)

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