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Music Programming and Algorithmic Composition |
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| A new front-end to Csound |
| AlgoScore is an interactive graphical score for algorithmic composition written by Jonatan Liljedahl. |
| "In C" in ChucK |
| An implementation of Riley's famous 1964 composition "In C" in ChucK. |
| Hacking 101 |
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400 N. Brand Blvd. Los Angeles, United States |
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2929 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, United States |
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425 Market Street San Francisco, United States |
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4400 North First Street San Jose, United States |
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1200 Fifth Avenue Seattle, United States |
| The Geometry of Music |
| Interesting work by Dmitri Tymoczko at Princeton University in mapping out the chordal 'space' of music. |
| An interview with Milton Babbitt |
| An interview with Milton Babbitt by Gabrielle Zuckerman on the American Mavericks web-site. |
| The musician with a knack for hacks |
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| Python can do more than hiss. |
| From ear-training software written in Python, to sound modules for games, Python can do more than hiss. |
| Ian Webster's Krakli blog |
| Ian Webster is the developer of the Krakli S3 free software synth and other software instruments. |
| GA2008, the 11th Generative Art Conference. |
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| A Disease That Allowed Torrents of Creativity |
| A New York Times article about Ravel and a disease he suffered from, frontotemporal dementia. |
| An "extended-just-intonation" microtonal sequencer |
| A just intonation sequencer that runs in Pure Data written by Chuckk Hubbard. |
| Music raises dopamine level in the rat |
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A study by D. Sutoo and K. Akiyama: "Music improves dopaminergic neurotransmission: demonstration based on the effect of music on blood pressure regulation".
The article states, "Music for string orchestra by Mozart shifted the physiology of rats clearly towards relaxation or recreation." |
| Tuning-Related Software and Hardware |
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| Milton Babbitt, High Fidelity (Feb. 1958) |
| Most people have heard of this infamous article, by the brilliant Milton Babbitt, but here's your chance to read it, if you haven't already. |
| John Cage Links |
| Collection of John Cage links from the SUNY-Buffalo Electronic Poetry Center. |
| An anti-theory LEGO MINDSTORMS music robot |
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| CCRMA and SAIL |
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| A site dedicated to experimental music |
| This is a good site. There have several good postings about algorithmic composition in the site forums lately. |
| Jonny Greenwood on computer programming |
| The first part of this video is Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood talking about computer programming. The second part is a performance of "The Gloaming". |
| Strongly-timed, Concurrent, and On-the-fly Audio Programming Language |
| More K00L stuff from Princeton. |
| MacArthur Grant Supports Princeton Laptop Orchestra Initiatives |
| The Princeton Laptop Orchestra wins a 'genius grant'. |
| Live As One |
| The dub band Zion Train has a new album, "Live As One". The December 07 issue of Computer Music has an interesting article on Zion Train and their use of software. (They use Propellerhead Reason, Emagic Logic 5 Platinum, and Ableton Live.) |
| A collection of the best Free Music Software floating around in Cyberspace. |
| This looks like a good site. |
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