Experimental one-line algorithmic music - the 2nd iteration
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I especially like the one that goes "BEEP BEEP BOOP BEEP BOOP BEEEP"
The one that goes "BEEP BOOP BEEP BEEP BEEP BOOP" is terrible, however.
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My Arduino just got a new gig!
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yeah, great cover of the new Skrillex album. love it!!!
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t*((t>>(t>>(2000-t)))&(24)&t>>
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@giftbasketer2 Is experimental electronic music popular in Somalia?
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That is an "impossible" video. =p
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This video is a favorite on Mogadishu
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1:09 is my favorite.
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@mushu5t Who knew that math could make good music? Pretty much every electronic musician.
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Cool!!!!!
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Who knew math could make good music.
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These are amazing! How did you find them? did you figure out that certain portions of the equation produce certain portions of results (bass blurts, rhytmic drum-like-sounds, etc), or is it total trial-and-error?
yorgle 5 months ago 5
@yorgle In the first video it was still mostly trial-and-error, but many songs in this one are combined from several smaller pieces. For example, in the piece seen in the screenshot I chose two short, good-sounding formulas and tied them together. Sometimes, constants can be replaced with slowly changing functions to create macrostructure. However, I think there's still a lot of surprises in the possibility space that are most likely to be found by accident than by deterministic means.
viznut 5 months ago 12