Observed arrival · 2026-09-09
Larkato Wants AI to Write the Parts, Not Just the Track
A notation-focused composition tool turns prompts into editable orchestral scores and MusicXML files.
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The page demonstrates two output scales: a 13-part, 72-bar full-orchestra score and a four-part chamber quartet. Each example includes playback and a downloadable MusicXML file, with the service also naming MIDI and ABC as available formats. Larkato states that its generated parts carry dynamics and articulation, preserve transposition, and respect instrument ranges. Its workflow is explicitly aimed at scores that performers can read and composers can continue editing in MuseScore, Dorico, Sibelius, or Finale.
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