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song-structure

v2.0.0

Published

Get rough idea on potential song structures from the CLI

Downloads

11

Readme

song-structure NPM version js-standard-style

Get rough idea on potential song structures from the CLI

songstructure.doesdev.com

example

Structuring music can be hard, this aims to ease it a tiny bit

This is a little utility that prompts for the number of beats in the song, beats per measure, desired structure (Intro, Verse, Chorus, Verse...), then distributes those proportionally using pre-set weights for each part type and provides those recommendations.

From there it will print a suggested number of measures and beats each part should get.

Of course music isn't a simple formula, so consider this just some rough suggestions.

Usage

# Install globally
$ npm install --global song-structure
song-structure # then follow the prompts

License

MIT © Andrew Carpenter