Algorithmic compositions in reverse-chronological order. These compositions do not use Euterpea or Kulitta (which have separate playlists).

Other Algorithmic Work

Analog synth and partially algorithmic music.

Cthulhu Wants a Jelly Donut

A combination of field recordings, sound manipulation, and partially algorithmic work at the score level.

The Tree People

Some audio manipulation work with a bit of piano.

Recursion

From A Dream

This is output from a simple interactive system I built using JythonMusic (see jythonmusic.org for more information - it's a very cool software package). The program takes MIDI input in real time and stores a buffer of n pitch classes and volumes. The program uses those pieces of information in combination with other parameters from a GUI (range over the piano, duration of notes, etc.) to generate new MIDI notes and send them to another device. In this case I was "playing" the program from a Korg nanoKey and sending the program's output to a Yamaha AvantGrand. 

Interactive JythonMusic Example 1

Partially algorithmic work using a MIDI-level interactive generative system written in JythonMusic. The output from that system was then turned into an interesting auditory experience with the help of Sonar X3 and various digital synths.

From A Nightmare

Constructed mostly from manipulations of a simple motif.

Liquid Phase

Created by manipulating some short recordings.

Mirror

I was trying to set up a microphone one day and, when first connected, it made all sorts of utterly weird sounds. I recorded some of it and then twisted and contorted it into this. 

Transmission 702

Chrysalis

Intrinsic

Algo-jazz remix of a piece of mine from quite a few years ago. Since some melodies and certain important bass riffs are from the original, this one is about 50% algorithmic. Two algorithmic frameworks were used: a Python-based interactive bossa nova generator(which was given a lead sheet for the III-ii-i-i-III-IV-i-i progression) and a little bit of Haskell/Euterpea for the high synth. The Python framework is part of my work on the MUSICA project and is an outgrowth of a similar but non-interactive jazz generator I wrote with Haskell.

Lobophyllia II

0C = "Zero C." Partially algorithmic work. This piece was created by taking about 6min of material from my Zero Order II generative system for the ROLI Lightpad block and recombining segments of each instruments' parts as I saw fit, adding in a little bit of generative stuff from Euterpea (although very little), and putting some hand-made hi-hats over the generative kick part. A video of the live version of the generative system used to make the source material is here: https://youtu.be/8aeU_SwIH1g

Mixed-genre electronic and algorithmic compositions.

Other Algorithmic Work

DonyaQuick