Holy sheeze wth am i reading?
Do you have anymore similar theories and chords?

Holy sheeze wth am i reading? Do you have anymore similar theories and chords?

Very nice. I love it.

Very nice. I love it.

Can you be more specific? More information about what I did or more places that I used those techniques? I do stuff like this pretty often, this time was much more overt than usual.

[quote=Mr Mort]Holy sheeze wth am i reading? Do you have anymore similar theories and chords? [/quote] Can you be more specific? More information about what I did or more places that I used those techniques? I do stuff like this pretty often, this time was much more overt than usual.

... and I can't really explain what this does to me. Since it's a bit off my usual auditory habits i'm fascinated. And that's something i like a lot. Great work.

... and I can't really explain what this does to me. Since it's a bit off my usual auditory habits i'm fascinated. And that's something i like a lot. Great work.

So is piece overall a generative piece.  Or are you manually expanding the main theme outwards etc?  An interesting piece regardless 

So is piece overall a generative piece. Or are you manually expanding the main theme outwards etc? An interesting piece regardless :)

Really interesting reminds me allont of R Plus Seven by oneohtrix point never.

Really interesting reminds me allont of R Plus Seven by oneohtrix point never.

I love fractal music and have done it before, it's super fun to hear! thanks for working in this genre

I love fractal music and have done it before, it's super fun to hear! thanks for working in this genre :)

It is generative, in form, melody and harmony. Also, it's a jumping off point. I'm definitely expanding the material outwards, though the form is straight rule based. I was never really interested in the pieces that use generative processes with no editing, they're usually kind of boring. Hopefully that answers your question.

I love OPN but I never felt like a got the peaceful at the same time as chaos from another planet in the 80s vibe but i'm working on it. Really a huge influence, probably too much.

You're welcome! Fractals are the gift that keep on giving. If you haven't checked out Miles Okazaki please do. He got me into using fractals in a musical situation. He uses them to write jazz and plays over them, it's the most insanely difficult music i've seen and also proves that process music can have a lot of feeling and grove and still reflect the source material.

[quote=rdomain]So is piece overall a generative piece. Or are you manually expanding the main theme outwards etc? An interesting piece regardless :)[/quote] It is generative, in form, melody and harmony. Also, it's a jumping off point. I'm definitely expanding the material outwards, though the form is straight rule based. I was never really interested in the pieces that use generative processes with no editing, they're usually kind of boring. Hopefully that answers your question. [quote=ConfettiTsunami]Really interesting reminds me allont of R Plus Seven by oneohtrix point never.[/quote] I love OPN but I never felt like a got the peaceful at the same time as chaos from another planet in the 80s vibe but i'm working on it. Really a huge influence, probably too much. [quote=george bowles]I love fractal music and have done it before, it's super fun to hear! thanks for working in this genre :)[/quote] You're welcome! Fractals are the gift that keep on giving. If you haven't checked out Miles Okazaki please do. He got me into using fractals in a musical situation. He uses them to write jazz and plays over them, it's the most insanely difficult music i've seen and also proves that process music can have a lot of feeling and grove and still reflect the source material.

this is way cool!
L V E it!

this is way cool! L <3 V E it!

makes me think of autechre peel sesh 2 era

makes me think of autechre peel sesh 2 era

thanks, i found his website will check it out!

thanks, i found his website will check it out!