Composing with Kulitta

Kulitta is a Haskell-based framework for automated and algorithmic music composition. Kulitta can be used to generate anything from short phrases to complete pieces of music with little user input, or the system can be used as a toolbox for creating algorithmic compositions with far more human composer involvement and control. Kulitta’s modularity facilitates the system’s use in many different ways as part of a larger algorithmic composing workflow.

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