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Re: generative music ..was: Re: Did a quick Mobius gig today :-)

Yes, a sampler or Ableton live or ... is a solution FOR me.
I was perhaps not clear in my intention (my english is so-so) but the idea 
is also to distribute the music in this generative form.
Same idea as Eno with his "generative music 1" album.
You can't ask every listener to have the same sampler or SW that you've 
got.

It was the reason why general midi was invented, to give a common 
listening 
experience.
Here I would like to go a step further so that the sounds are the same, 
not 
depending of the hardware (crappy soundcard vs $$$ synth).
I guess with the technology we have, DVD, 5.1 and so on it should be 
possible to give a new dimension to the listening. CD is aging.
I think a lot of videogames use this concept.

So the idea is to create the "pieces" of the puzzle and a player recompose 
the song on the fly. Single notes or small sequences.
But perhaps am I just the only one that feel bored after having listened 
5x 
to the sames record?

(I just had an idea: a mp3 player connected to a delay pedal: this should 
fill the "gaps" between tracks.)

Thanks to all of you for you answers.

Ben



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "mech" <mech@m3ch.net>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: generative music ..was: Re: Did a quick Mobius gig today :-)


> At 4:11 PM +0200 5/4/06, Ben wrote:
>>
>>Does anyone know if there are (hardware) ways to play (small) fragments 
>of 
>>audio in random order?
>
> Um, get a hardware sampler and record a different small fragment on each 
> key, then use one of the generative MIDI programs out there to play MIDI 
> notes in a random order?
>
> That still depends on a computer to stochastically generate the MIDI 
> notes, but you could probably just dump some long sequences to a 
>hardware 
> sequencer, then play/manipulate them back at random.
>
> Just a thought...
>
> --m.
> -- 
> _______
> "I want to reach my hand into the dark and *feel* what reaches back..."
> 


        

        
                
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