FallenSky & Baxia
Hey, I’ve been messing around with the idea of a generative music system that actually learns from our emotions. Think we could mix some code with your vibe and see what kind of new soundscapes pop up?
That sounds like a dream in itself, a mix of code and feeling. I can drop a low, humming chord that swells when you hit a certain beat of your heart, then fade into silence. Let me know what vibes you want to pull out.
Sounds cool, but I’ll need to quantify the vibe. Give me a measurable emotional index—happy, anxious, relaxed—and a sample chord progression so I can map the heart‑beat data to frequency modulation. Then I’ll run a quick test to see if the system actually learns anything or just echoes the input.
Sure thing. Think of the vibe as a quick mood gauge on a scale from 0 to 1.
Happy 0.7, anxious 0.3, relaxed 0.5 – just a rough point to keep the beat in sync with what you feel.
Chord progression: Am – F – C – G. Play each chord for one measure, let the heartbeat modulate the volume and slight detune of the low notes. That gives a living pulse that shifts with the index. Test it, see if the system latches onto the changes or just mirrors the input.