damn this is great. sounds similar to one of my corrupted lsdj saves that I actually want to use as a track (maybe a WB entry?!).

it's like chiptune free jazz

damn this is great. sounds similar to one of my corrupted lsdj saves that I actually want to use as a track (maybe a WB entry?!). it's like chiptune free jazz

I love experiments like this. Awesome!

I love experiments like this. Awesome!

Noiseeee!!!!!

Noiseeee!!!!!

I like this a lot. Like, a lot.

I like this a lot. Like, a lot.

ah! interesting! what are your plans with this? is your neural net going to learn how to make more human oriented music? I think this stuff is really fascinating

ah! interesting! what are your plans with this? is your neural net going to learn how to make more human oriented music? I think this stuff is really fascinating =)

Glad some people dig it! Yes, chiptune free jazz. I'm not sure yet that I want to put my neural nets through any formal education. We'll see...for now, my feeling is, "let the machines speak for themselves!" On a more practical note, I'll definitely release the code once it's less of a nightmare to read through.

Glad some people dig it! Yes, chiptune free jazz. :) I'm not sure yet that I want to put my neural nets through any formal education. We'll see...for now, my feeling is, "let the machines speak for themselves!" On a more practical note, I'll definitely release the code once it's less of a nightmare to read through.

Hahahaha.  Oh man.  This is epic; no idea how it's not crashing LSDJ!  Are you setting out a song structure / pre coding instruments then just random filling the note / pattern data?      As per usual you are totally on fire mate.  Great to have you on board WB2016!!  You going to be doing one of these each week?!!  There's some sections in here you could almost sample and make loops from.

Hahahaha. Oh man. This is epic; no idea how it's not crashing LSDJ! Are you setting out a song structure / pre coding instruments then just random filling the note / pattern data? As per usual you are totally on fire mate. Great to have you on board WB2016!! You going to be doing one of these each week?!! There's some sections in here you could almost sample and make loops from.

Track title delivers!  I don't even know what "stochastic neural networks" are, but that sounds like an awesome project.  Congrats on your year and a half of hard work.  This is really wild.

Track title delivers! I don't even know what "stochastic neural networks" are, but that sounds like an awesome project. Congrats on your year and a half of hard work. This is really wild.

What a time to be alive

What a time to be alive

this is resetting my brain in a very strange way

this is resetting my brain in a very strange way

This is of a very appealing nature to my sensibilities

This is of a very appealing nature to my sensibilities :)

I didn't like this at all. Except, that I actually kinda did. I'm impressed the gameboy handled this. Sounds like a lot of tables and commands running in tandem. So kudos! I'm off to try something similar XD

I didn't like this at all. Except, that I actually kinda did. I'm impressed the gameboy handled this. Sounds like a lot of tables and commands running in tandem. So kudos! I'm off to try something similar XD

@cTrix man, thanks! There is so much I'd like to talk to you about regarding this at some point. For this track, almost every song parameter that can be modified by the user in LSDJ is being randomly generated (instruments, tables, chains, phrases, whole song, tempo too via generated T commands). I confess I forced it not to generate M commands because that lead to long near-silences. I had wanted to take the best bits and use them within deliberate compositions, but the more I do this stuff the more boring and inhibited the products of my well-trained adult brain sound compared to pure chaos anyway I'll be experimenting w this in various ways for most of my entries this year I expect, yeah. Glad to see you on here too, as well as @orangedrink @roboctopus @XC3N and everyone!  (And btw it does crash LSDJ once in awhile but that program is remarkably resilient

@cTrix man, thanks! There is so much I'd like to talk to you about regarding this at some point. For this track, almost every song parameter that can be modified by the user in LSDJ is being randomly generated (instruments, tables, chains, phrases, whole song, tempo too via generated T commands). I confess I forced it not to generate M commands because that lead to long near-silences. I had wanted to take the best bits and use them within deliberate compositions, but the more I do this stuff the more boring and inhibited the products of my well-trained adult brain sound compared to pure chaos :) anyway I'll be experimenting w this in various ways for most of my entries this year I expect, yeah. Glad to see you on here too, as well as @orangedrink @roboctopus @XC3N and everyone! (And btw it does crash LSDJ once in awhile but that program is remarkably resilient ;)

Great material. Ever consider a remix?

Great material. Ever consider a remix?

Some super cool noises here.  It'll be interesting to see how you utilize this over the course of the year.

Some super cool noises here. It'll be interesting to see how you utilize this over the course of the year.

This is very nice! I love the noise as a percussive/textural element.

This is very nice! I love the noise as a percussive/textural element.

@Jim Wood like, a remix using this setup of other stuff or remixing this stuff into something more composed? EIther way--yes! Thanks.

@Jim Wood like, a remix using this setup of other stuff or remixing this stuff into something more composed? EIther way--yes! :) Thanks.

Wow - crazy accomplishment here! I'm not sure what to make of everything I'm hearing - but there are some very unique music structures coming out of the chaos.

Wow - crazy accomplishment here! I'm not sure what to make of everything I'm hearing - but there are some very unique music structures coming out of the chaos.