Pedro Kroger has developed research in computer music and music theory. His main interests includes automatic analysis by computer, computational musicology, algorithmic composition, sound synthesis, user interfaces, artificial intelligence, pattern detection, music generation from statistical models, and spectral processing. Previous research include the development of a meta-language for sound synthesis in XML, a codification for musical examples, and a language for composition with tuning systems.
He has also developed Rameau, a system for automatic harmonic analysis (written in Common Lisp) and now is developing a new humdrum based library for music analysis in Python.
