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13.2.4 Output types specific to COMPO Statement A Statement will produce a phrase ending in a random pitch. Original statement As explained above, this button will simply propose the list of all the melodies the user played during the phase when the memory was formed. Conclusion This output type will continue from the previous chunk and will end on the note which was the first note of the piece (i.e. the first note of the first chunk). 13.3 Record/Export/Import MIROR COMPO functionalities 13.3.1 The Trace of user’s actions The button Trace opens a Trace window that you can keep open during the experiment (it is then updated dynamically). The trace is recorded automatically in any case, you need to use the button only to visualize it. This Trace window contains the list of actions made by the user: Each action/chunk done by the user is labeled (Rest, Backtrack, Conclusion, Play, MelodyAdded, FailedAction, etc.), Each label (except backtrack) opens the corresponding chunk in a standard piano roll panel inside the Trace window, From this piano roll panel you can play back or export arbitrary chunks to a MIDI or MP3 file with a user-defined name (the "save" button in the trace interface: one-click operation). The Trace list automatically scrolls down to the last action. Figure 42. The Trace window with the list of actions and the piano roll panel 13.3.2 Recording pieces and action traces The COMPO software offers various ways to record composed pieces and traces of actions performed by the user. To start with, when you launch COMPO from a recorded IMPRO session, it will Sony Computer Science Laboratory Paris Technical Report 2013-3 60