Compose your own music with Virtual Composer

Georgia tech professor and a music composer Jason Freeman has brought his own passion for music on the internet.

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He has developed an application named 'Virtual Composer' which lets the users shape the music they hear.

'Basically, what people are doing is choosing their own adventure; they are finding their own path through this piece of music,' said Freeman. 'There are a lot of different fragments of music and different ways you can connect them together. I composed the piece intuitively. I decided what all the fragments were going to be and all the different ways they could connect together.'

The users usually comment that a particular piece of music should have been loud or slow, with this application they will be able to change the way music flows to their own liking.

The application features an easy to use UI which enables the user to edit music without having any musical background. The interface is not programming based but has simple drag and drop options so every user can easily use it. All the users should have is a good creativity sense and a love for music...

Via: physorg