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Sheet music often turns out to be much simpler than you'd <a href="http://hvwnrlr.com">exepct</a> from just hearing a song. I'd imagine the notation for a lot of classical music could be compressed into strings even shorter than the programs that generate these bytebeat songs, but this is because the notation represents higher-level concepts and not exact waveforms. It takes a lot less memory to store the string hello world than to store a sound recording of me saying the words hello world .The real test for an intelligent generative music system would be, for a string representing one distinct, engaging, meaningful piece of music, can you easily come up with a way to make a small change to that string that would generate a different piece of music of the same caliber? Can you do it with a system any less complex than the mind of an expert human improvisational musician?

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