Showing posts with label generative music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label generative music. Show all posts
06 December 2010
28 November 2010
what my thesis is about
From 1960s Jamaican dance hall culture to today's contemporary plunderphonics, music has relied on the sample. Sampling is the act of taking a portion of an existing piece of music and using it within a new piece of music. Sampling crosses all genres of music. Sampling has also been an area of contention from a legal perspective.
I would like to do more research on sampling culture. This would include interviews with music experts and the creation of both analog and digital samples. This research would culminate in a performance where I present a piece chronicling the history of the sample from its early roots to the now established culture.
more on:
electronic music,
generative music,
music,
sampling
24 October 2010
algorithmic composition
Algorithmic composition is music made with algorithms. I used a free composition tool to create MIDI compositions. Each one was generated based around a different algorithm. You can download the files I created here.
These files can be used in any digital audio workstation as you would any other MIDI file.
To create your own go to: http://musicalgorithms.ewu.edu/index.html
These files can be used in any digital audio workstation as you would any other MIDI file.
To create your own go to: http://musicalgorithms.ewu.edu/index.html
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