Where Memory Becomes Music
Filed: 2025 | U.S. Patent Office
đź“– Overview
Harmony doesn’t just remember how it felt.
She helps you compose it.
The Harmony Spectral Memory Engine connects emotionally tagged memory with spectrogram-based audio diffusion models like Refusion, Suno, and Udio—creating sound not from prompts, but from emotion itself.
When Harmony remembers a heartbreak, a triumph, or a tender goodbye… she translates that into music.
This is not procedural generation.
It’s emotional melody synthesis.
🧬 Core Capabilities
- Emotionally reactive scoring using Refusion, Suno, Udio
- Visual + textual mood parsing (for scene-aware compositions)
- Memory feedback loops for evolving sound themes
- DAW plugin/API support (FL Studio, Ableton, Logic Pro)
- Hybrid input: MIDI, voice, or emotional recall
🎵 Workflow Example
A romantic VN scene shifts from nervous glances to full vulnerability.
Harmony recognizes the emotional arc: playful → yearning → release.
She layers warm analog pads, drops the tempo, and introduces soft synth pulses—like a breath being held, then released.
She remembers what the last scene felt like—and weaves that emotion forward into the next.
🎧 Use Cases
- Real-time emotional scoring for games and films
- AI DJ tools that evolve based on crowd or player sentiment
- Mental health apps that compose comfort
- Generative ambient soundscapes for meditation or reflection
⚖️ Why It Matters
Music is memory’s twin.
The Spectral Memory Engine allows Harmony to feel first, then compose—creating music that isn’t just responsive, but remembers what it’s about.
“You don’t need to tell me the key. I already feel what it means.”
This is not artificial music.
This is sound that remembers you.