AlgoBLAH

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by AlgoBLAH 13y ago
I admit I was playing devils advocate a bit in my commentary. Nice overview article. As you can tell my impressions were set from the relatively early stages of LC at least as a movement over the last 10 years. There always will be smart fo
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by AlgoBLAH 13y ago
>Well I dislike hype and self-promotion too. If that's all this is about (and perhaps it is) we could leave it at that. You mean I have to cancel my bumper sticker order with this phrase: Those who can code, code; those who can&#x27
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by AlgoBLAH 13y ago
> I guess by your estimation this is a tiny audience with no musical composition involved. It's in a large hall with nice projections and apparently still no one dancing.. Plus it's in Germany (so maybe someone is dancing!) an
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by AlgoBLAH 13y ago
I suppose demanding more from the compositional process can be considered glum by some; it's not for everyone... There is also the aspect of making a living from creative coding and that path is a bit more circuitous than banging out t
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by AlgoBLAH 13y ago
>Reminds me of music created by some aleatoric process (Cage's I Ching stuff, perhaps). Interesting to think about... It probably wouldn't come with any surprise that I favor Harry Partch over Cage as far as modern American ico
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by AlgoBLAH 13y ago
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~blackrse/algorithm.html Oh please; there is a very long history of algorithmic derived music before computers and just after they appeared up to present day.... "All this has happened b