Re: [microsound] new autechre

[andrew benson <cloudmachine99@xxxxxxxxx>]

Sometimes I imagine that this is already the case.
;)
--- scott allison <lipistal3@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> "Cage's i-ching were
> merely interesting ways to get notes"
> 
> True Cage used the I-ching to find other ways to
> organize and experience 
> sound, but in a lager scope, the method/s of chance
> provide a philosphical 
> set of tools, (that are user definable) that you
> could/can apply to any 
> activity.
> 
> Interesting to me how topics tend to loop over time.
> 
> It would be cool and cagiean if someone made a
> program that would make 
> responces to threads by pulling content from past
> posts based on keywords, 
> then assembling a new post from of that content.
> What would be even more 
> fun, is if the author of the program did not tell
> anyone of the existance of 
> the program, and created it as if it where a person,
> so that everyone on the 
> list would start to converse with a computer
> thinking it was an odd 
> nonsensical list memeber, then (after it has been
> revelaed that the poster 
> is actually a program) we could convert the posts to
> sound and make a 
> microsound project out of it. In a way it would be
> this weird content 
> feedback loop, maybe like a conceptual synth or
> something.
> 
> 
> 
>
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Andrew Benson
www.cloudmachines.net

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