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September 25, 2009
Generative Music
Just a note that composer Charles Griffin is trying out and reporting on some generative-composition MIDI software over at his blog. So far he's got posts on two different programs and approaches: Tiction and Nodal. Charles' reason for exploring this stuff?: "I’m in the planning stages of a multi-movement, electroacoustic, multi-media work that I will write for a flute quartet based in Rīga (and possibly a second group in Göteborg). In any case, I chose as my inspirational starting point the subject of Emergence, the study of how complexity arises in various kinds of systems."I haven't played with newer versions of these things, but he's getting me interested again. Definitely worth looking over, even for the non-electronic folk.
Originally from Discussion Forum - NetNewMusic, ReBlogged by newmusicrebloggers on Sep 25, 2009 at 12:49 PM