An excerpt from practising the live looper version of my song Drowning.

Drowning looper practice

This track is a prototype data sonification of a set of documents. The synthetic voices have been generated using sinsy.
http://sinsy.jp/
This version is a little sped up from the original, and doesn't include the instrumental accompaniment.
Trigger warnings (sexual assault) for the content.

Aftermath

Aftermath 5: World Cloud (synthetic voices only)

This is a partially rendered version of my composition The Analytical Engine, which sets the words of Augusta Ada Lovelace where she predicts the use of computers for algorithmic composition in her publication of 1843:
"Supposing, for instance, that the fundamental relations of pitched sounds, in the science of harmony, were susceptible ofo such expression, and adaptations, the engine might compose elaborate and scientific pieces of music or any degree of complexity or extent."
The voices are generated using sinsy.jp

Analytical Engine

Using sinsy to generate vocals for my choral composition Fragments. Fragments is inspired by algorithms that try to determine DNA sequences by aligning fragments.
This version uses sinsy directly for each vocal track. Sop and alto divisis have been sent separately, but not tenor or bass, so there are a few artifacts from that. Also, sinsy doesn't do dynamics or staccato, so these are missing from the current version. The pronunciation is also not as intended. I may update for future versions.

Fragments

sinsy rendition of my arrangement of the Australian National Anthem for alto solo and SATB choir.

Experiments with sinsy

Australian National Anthem

A more accurate rendition via sinsy.jp. This one has more notes, dynamics and staccato. The pronunciation is still wrong though.

Fragments Version 2

Here is sinsy not getting the pronunciation of "ghouls" right.

They are g,h,o,u,l,s

Sinsy attempting to sing Laudate Nomen Domini by Tye. However, Sinsy only knows how to pronounce English (or Japanese or Chinese).
Think of it as how a choral fresher might imagine pronouncing the AICSA anthem before learning pronunciation.

Laudate Nomen Domini

Originally written as a birthday present for Glenn, it was performed amusingly a few years later at my round book launch.

Glenn's Pub Song (as performed at the round book launch)

Algorithmic choral composition that makes the workings of a splay tree algorithm audible, using the first two lines of the poem Trees by Joyce Kilmer as input data.
Note that the "z" syllables are sub-optimally rendered. Most of the rest is ok, but accents have not been implemented.

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