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Quasimusic: music from quasiperiodic tilings (2012)

• emredjan 8y ago
  2012, the year we still could run Java applets inside our browsers.
  • wiz21c 8y ago
    or not, I'm behind a corporate firewall and it doesn't start (although we're a 99% java company :-) )
    • yathern 8y ago
      I think you're in agreement! In 2012 you could run Java in the browser. Not so much in 2018.
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  • quickoats 8y ago
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• vilhelm_s 8y ago
  Also worth mentioning Matthew Skala's "Black Swan Suite", another set of music generated from quasiperiodic tilings. He has a nice writeup explaining how it works. http://audio.northcoastsynthesis.com/index.php?a=blackswan http://audio.northcoastsynthesis.com/index.php?a=blackswan
• mitchtbaum 8y ago
  Could someone with Java post what produces somewhere, eg. transfer.sh
  • vilhelm_s 8y ago
    The linked pieces by John Baez (http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/music/quasimusic/ http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/music/quasimusic/) are mp3s, so they at least are easy to play.