love the combo of staccato rhythms and the more sustained synth pushing against each other in oblong cycles

I love the way that the groove gets gradually more lopsided as it goes on! 

love the way it gets more frenetic and then the part at the end glues it all together. Great work

Really film like and atmospheric. Also, a very unusual nice sound!

Great piece and nice use of Fugue! I think the Cyclops adds a nice touch to the ending :-)

C Phrygian scale. Used Fugue machine driving Korg Module and Cyclops. I wanted to use Fugue Machine to introduce more movement and variety without straying too far from the guidelines. All of the play heads are playing different octaves at different speeds and directions and are introduced gradually throughout the piece. I introduced Cyclops towards the end to add another voice. Not super happy with it, but it was the best out of my experiments. Good brain exercise though.

Disquiet Junto Project 0377: Algorithms Assemble
The Assignment: Have fun with rules applied to scales, in coordination with the Algorithmic Art Assembly.

This week’s project is being done with the Algorithmic Art Assembly, “a brand new two day conference and music festival, showcasing a diverse range of artists who are using algorithmic tools and processes in their works.” It’s being held in San Francisco on March 22 and 23, 2019. More information at aaassembly.org 6. The project is lightly adapted from one proposed by Junto member Charlie Kramer (aka NorthWoods).

Step 1: Define a scale of 8 notes (or sounds).

Step 2: Create a melody with 4 notes from the scale resulting from Step 1.

Step 3: Replace note 2 in the melodic sequence from Step 2 with an unused note (selected deterministically or randomly). Then do this for note 4, then for note 3, and then for note 1.

Step 4: Reintroduce the first melody as counterpoint to the result of Step 3. This establishes a pair of notes at each point in time.

Step 5: Repeat the algorithm on these pairs. Repeat to create triplets.

Step 6: Sequence variations to create a piece of music.

More on this 377th weekly Disquiet Junto project — Algorithms Assemble / The Assignment: Have fun with rules applied to scales, in coordination with the Algorithmic Art Assembly — at:

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The project is lightly adapted from one proposed by Junto member Charlie Kramer (aka NorthWoods).

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Hypoid

Simple Not Simpler (carvingcode)

Spoken Word with Electronics

rupertlally

Tunnelwater

NorthWoods