Interesting. What order are the chains?
The harmony has two kinds: static and dynamic. The progressions are somewhat based on this book/thesis but also contains tricks/hints I’ve read about in harmony/music books 
Added another video showing the new filter effects feature and the 3D visualization:
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Ok give it to me NAAOO.
Are you the new gavvenooor in kallifooonia?
YES. AND
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Do you want my clothes, my boots, and my motorcycle too?
I have been working on an online editor for some time.
Here is a video that shows the current interface (uses webGL and jQuery UI):
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I’ll put it online as soon I can make it run in all major browsers (and have found a suitable dedicated server )
I’m truly in awe at how you can generate such really really really good musical scores randomly… :o
Thanks!
I hope that you will find the editor useful when I finally get it up and running.
The output is pretty impressive. What are your plans for developing this?
The first step is to make it available through a website (like in the video) and just soak up any feedback and improve it. This is happening pretty soon.
Then I want to see it integrated into a game somehow. Java/Android/libgdx or C#/Unity perhaps. AS3 is also an alternative, but Flash is dying right? ;). It’s a shame, I just started to like it 
Are you planning on making it free and open source? I don’t think a website alone would provide you with feedback or adoption nearly as fast.
I don’t know. I’ll start with the website and see how it turns out.
How’s this project coming along? 
Oh yes I really want an update to this!
The development is almost complete for a first test.
I used it for my music in LD25 (jam, link to post-jam version), and I found it quite sufficient. It will be available for the public during LD26 so I am discussing and thinking about server solutions at the moment
I also have a devlog at TIGSource now where I have posted some updates.
Summary of updates: Added custom harmonic rythms + optimization
I am looking forward to opening it up to the public and listen to the songs that you produce
The website is probably going online for a first test next week
I have ported the server to linux instead and feeling happy for that decision. Linux is much better and cooler for servers + it is cheaper 
Can’t wait!
The server is temporarily online!
Some known issues:
- Some mp3/ogg renders are missing instruments (they are available in the midi file so I blame the midi synth and the soundfonts ). Will look closer at this
- The tutorials and “terms of use” are WIP
In this initial stage, I might have to take the server down due to crashes etc. but I’ll do my best to keep it running when I’m awake