Text Chord Predictor

🚀 MusicLang Text-Chord-Predictor

The easiest-to-use model from the musiclang family for quickly creating a song's harmonic structure.

🚀 Quick Start

MusicLang text-chord-predictor is the simplest model in the musiclang family for rapidly crafting a song's harmonic structure. You don't need any third - party libraries. Just input a chord progression in the standard pop format (e.g., START CM Dm G7/B), and the model will predict the next chords.

Widget Configuration

widget:
- text: START CM Am Dm7
  example_title: Predict chord progression
  inference:
    parameters:
      do_sample: true
      temperature: 1.0
inference:
  parameters:
    do_sample: true
    temperature: 1.0

✨ Features

• Simple Usage: No need for third - party libraries. Just input a chord progression, and the model will predict the next chords.
• Chord Inversion Support: Supports all inversions of the chord using the / notation (e.g., CM/E is a C major chord over bass of E).

📚 Documentation

Some Caveats

⚠️ Important Note

• Include the "START" token at the beginning of your prompt to maximize model performance.
• Some chords are not in the vocabulary, but they always have an enharmonic equivalent (There is no C#M but a DbM). If the tokenizer can't parse your chord, consider changing it to the enharmonic equivalent.
• The model only supports M (major), m (minor), 7 (seventh dominant chords), M7 (Major with major seventh), m7 (minor with minor sevenths), m7b5 (half diminished chords), dim (diminished triad), o (also called dim7) (diminished seventh chord), aug (augmented chord).
• It doesn't support other chord extensions. If you're interested in an extended model, please contact me.
• The model supports all inversions of the chord using the / notation but currently doesn't support bass notes that don't belong to the chord (DM/C will lead to an error, use D7/C).
• It focuses only on chord progression, not harmonic rhythm.
• Use musiclang package to parse your chord progressions, create cool voicings, or generate new musical ideas!

📄 License

This model is free to use for research and open - source purposes only. Please credit me (Florian GARDIN) and musiclang if you do so.

However, if you'd like to use this in a commercial product, please contact us to discuss licensing terms and potential integration in your product. I'm looking forward to hearing about your project!