What Math Actually Sounds Like
cellophane writes "If Verdi had a math fetish and a computer, would he be John Greschak? Greschak composes music based upon the mathematical properties of various mathematical objects (e.g. a six-sided die or pentominoes). He writes computer programs to realize devised algorithms and uses the results of these processes as source material for musical pieces. Greschak's newest addition, Platonic Dice: Dodecahedron for 12 woodwinds, was created by using musical material derived from the mathematical properties of one of the Platonic dice. Well, its not Verdi, but its definitely interesting."
I anticipate that Hilary Rosen and Jack Valenti will spend the hereafter listening to this, if there is any sense of justice in the afterlife.
"I may be quite wrong." - Socrates
Please hook up a sampler and record it that way.
I like the music, its just that the MIDI kills me.
I agree. Man was that horrible. I could make better music by dropping a drum set down a Tibetan mountain side.
Tom
Someday, I'll have a real sig.
Sounds like "for 12 monkeys with kazoos."
No, I take that back. It didn't sound that good.
Have you been stalked by Seth today?
I used to hear this every day in high school during band practice.... while everyone was warming up.
I wouldn't exactly call it music though...
-- Thou hast strayed far from the path of the Avatar.
The truely wise man posts his music in MIDI before summiting his webpage to Slashdot.