This past Friday, I had another debut of a piece, Ode on Solitude for soprano and viola, performed by Laura Anderson and Polly Malan.
Unfortunately, the church where it was performed wasn’t set up for recording, and we couldn’t get the portable rig set up in time.
Hopefully there will be another performance in the near future.
I announced this a bit earlier, but it seems that announcement was a bit premature.
Regardless, again, two of my tunes, LabMaze and One Bad Day appear in this new PC puzzle game, Lights Out, which is pretty darn fun. Click on the link and try the free demo.
I announced this a bit earlier, but it seems that announcement was a bit premature.
Regardless, again, two of my tunes, LabMaze and One Bad Day appear in this new PC puzzle game, Lights Out, which is pretty darn fun. Click on the link and try the free demo.
Here’s my first real “piece” made programming in LISP
Here are the rules of note society:
- A note lives for 20 repetitions
- It begins life with a volume of 127, and decreases by 6 each repetition
- If two notes happen at the same time they will breed if their durations are different
- A new baby note has a pitch based on the addition or difference tones of its parents