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 ====== Konduktiva  ======
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-Konduktiva is a JavaScript library for live coding, an improved version of the Conductive library for live coding in the Haskell programming language by Renick Bell. The code was originally developed by Renick Bell. Then, my classmate, Yiler Huang, and I added to it. Yiler was focused on music generation within Konnduktiva and I  mainly worked on the interface of the Konduktiva system combined with most of the MIDI system design in Konduktiva. We have submitted a conference paper about it at Audio Mostly 2024 (https://audiomostly.com/2024/) and it is about adding and modifying Konduktiva, a live coding library written in JavaScript, to equip it with tools for algorithmic creation of melodies and harmonies that conform to user intention. On this page, I will be focusing on the software aspects. On my [[music-research|Music Research]] page, I will be focusing more on the academic parts. In other words, here I will be writing from the point of view of a programmer there, I will be writing as a researcher.
+Konduktiva is a JavaScript library for live coding, an improved version of the Conductive library for live coding in the Haskell programming language by Renick Bell. The code was originally developed by Renick Bell. Then, my classmate, Yiler Huang, and I added to it. Yiler was focused on music generation within Konnduktiva and I  mainly worked on the interface of the Konduktiva system combined with most of the MIDI system design in Konduktiva. We have submitted a conference paper about it at Audio Mostly 2024 (https://audiomostly.com/2024/) and it is about adding and modifying Konduktiva, a live coding library written in JavaScript, to equip it with tools for algorithmic creation of melodies and harmonies that conform to user intention. At the time of writing the paper has just been accepted and published on AM '24: Proceedings of the 19th International Audio Mostly Conference: Explorations in Sonic Cultures. Here is the link to it (https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3678299.3678336). On this page, I will be focusing on the software aspects. On my [[music-research|Music Research]] page, I will be focusing more on the academic parts. In other words, here I will be writing from the point of view of a programmer there, I will be writing as a researcher.
 I mainly worked on the MIDI system in Konduktiva and the interface of Konduktiva. Some of my work includes the configuration objects in Kondutkiva, the addMap method in the MusicalEnvironment, the worker functions in Konduktiva and the MIDI integration and action functions.