Synesthetic Musical Composition using Computational Intelligence
TL;DR: The use of evolutionary algorithms as a novel auxiliary model for musical innovation and the existing tools of intelligent computation for musical composition and creation of computational art are shown.
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Abstract: Synesthesia is the combination of two senses in the same perceptive act; see the music, hear a red color or feel the texture of a green sound are some examples. The problem of a bad teaching in music theory turns music into a tedious and boring subject, causing in many cases a desertion. The musical composition with synesthesia will make it easier for the user to learn music through the association of sound with color and exploit a new way of learning with intelligent computing methods, where the advanced user creates visually pleasing musical compositions encouraging musical creativity. This article explains the use of evolutionary algorithms as a novel auxiliary model for musical innovation. In addition, it shows the existing tools of intelligent computation (IC) for musical composition and creation of computational art.
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