RE: [microsound] microsound and mathematics

[Wayne Jackson <wayne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Adam,
What you've just described is pretty much the way I've done _all_ of my
synthesized sounds for the last three years.  I guess I just went ahead
and
made the time commitment to listen to all of those sounds.  How this has

impacted my mental health you can only find out by consulted my
distressed friends/loved-ones.
For examples of the resultant music, check out my only existing web
site for the stuff:  http://www.mp3.com/LaterDays, or check out the
invalidObjects project at http://www.fallt.com.
-Wayne
"Later Days"
wayne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

> Uh, my ears pricked up at that. Genetic music objects ? I tried that
once
> but couldn't figure out how to select which sounds go into the next
> generation other than picking them by hand. Very time consuming. I'd
love to
> hear more about other's experiences in this area.
>
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>> did you get the genetic algorithm objects working? when i got around
to it
>> i  realized very quickly that it would be much easier to build new
objects
>> tailored for a particular situation. the basic math to run a g.a. is
quite
>> simple, and d.i.y. you don't stuck by some lacking feature or design
>> element.
>>
>> sounds like a fun article...
>> jhno