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Re: Automatic Music Hackathon

#11
Unfortunately I can't make this, but here's an automatic music hack I built at music hack day this year in Toronto:

http://tap-pad.herokuapp.com

It uses cellular automatons to generate music and is completely open source: https://github.com/dmitric/tap-pad-web

there's even an iOS version: https://github.com/dmitric/tap-pad-ios

If someone there wants to play around with the idea I'd be honored!

Re: Automatic Music Hackathon

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post #8

this is going to be a great event, I'm speaking at it too, presenting my old "A Singular Christmas" from 2004 (nee Eigenradio) http://notes.variogr.am/post/262976984/a-singular-christmas-...

will mr. marmor be playing anything from his hit lithuanian LP "Silence In a Sweater"?

I'm still waiting on the limited edition multicolour vinyl release.

Re: Automatic Music Hackathon

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post #11

Unfortunately I can't make this, but here's an automatic music hack I built at music hack day this year in Toronto: http://tap-pad.herokuapp.com It uses cellular automatons to generate music and is completely open source: https://github.com/dmitric/tap-pad-web there's even an iOS version: https://github.com/dmitric/tap-pad-ios If someone there wants to play around with the idea I'd be honored!

Love it. I had a lot of fun playing around with it.

Re: Automatic Music Hackathon

#17

Anyone have any good resources or recommendations for getting into this area? (automatic-algorithmic music generation)

There are a couple of subreddits geared towards algorithmic music (http://www.reddit.com/r/algorithmicmusic and the more general http://www.reddit.com/r/musicprogramming). Definitely cross/post any other resources you find
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