👉 Computing songs, often referred to as algorithmic or computational music, involves using algorithms and computational techniques to generate, analyze, and manipulate musical compositions. This field combines elements of computer science, music theory, and digital signal processing to create music that can be generated automatically or assisted by software tools. Algorithms can produce melodies, harmonies, rhythms, and even entire compositions based on predefined rules, patterns, or learned data from existing music. Computational music can range from simple tasks like generating random notes to complex processes involving machine learning models trained on large datasets of musical pieces. This technology has applications in music creation, education, and even therapeutic contexts, offering new ways to explore and interact with music.
