Symbolic Composer For Mac

Symbolic Composer offers you the possibility to compose music on your Mac with the help of an extensive collection of libraries that enable you to work with various algorithms.

Worth mentioning is that Symbolic Composer comes built-in with a music composition language that can handle any style of music. The language focuses on the music at the symbolic level, so you don’t have to deal with notation details.

To help you get started, Symbolic Composer will automatically launch different documents that present basic language capabilities, how you can chain sections, how to make music without using programming skills or learn to start scripting your music.

Symbolic Composer comes with an index panel that delivers the exhaustive list of programming commands that you need to use to access the built-in classes, to generate symbols or vectors, to work with chords or scales, and so on.

Note that Symbolic Composer integrates mathematical and symbolic generators and offers you the option to work fractal or number theory functions, or rely on Fibonacci or recursive functions, programmable neurons, phrase libraries and so on.

Symbolic Composer includes more that 1000 different algorithms that you can combine any way you like in order to create new music. What’s more, you also get to work with different chord or scale libraries.

Symbolic Composer comes with an editor window where you get to put together various functions and a MIDI Trail panel that enables you to analyze and visualize the chain reactions.

As soon as you compile the music composition project, you will be able to review the results in the Listener window. The app produces MIDI files that are compatible with all music applications that are able to handle the standard.

Symbolic Composer is able to work with some of the most popular music creation software out there, such as Ableton, MainStage, MuseCore, Finale, Reason, QuickTime, Cubase, and so on.

Symbolic Composer can connect with applications such as Lilypond or MuseScore in order to generate the music notation.