Wolfram Tones: Music generated by cellular automata

music is dead

pretty interesting concept, after messing around with it for a bit, it kinda proves that good melodies dont just grow on tree's.

least cheesy thing I made with it was a droney ambient thing that would probably sound a decent soundscape with a lot of reverb

http://tones.wolfram.com/id/GuMrslt3v48j5F...no7Nt0VljEO8rJM

this is what i managed to make in 5 minutes.

i have no idea why this exists, but im playing around with this absolutely horrid jazz 'tune' and loving it.

http://tones.wolfram.com/id/GLdpL6RADeEgaR...FnZikbNDrXP8tOx

my impression of an analord outtake

http://tones.wolfram.com/id/Gg8uZ7f56DpdOm...QI7c31ZrzflisYL

gah! this is pure evil! it's too easy!

i can't hear shit, what gives?

http://tones.wolfram.com/id/G1RblJuN8QZ7y4...mMHTOq1lwviHVf7

ignore the one above...i edited it, and it doesn't play now

http://tones.wolfram.com/id/G1RblJuN8QZ7jx...stYjkq97xkLw7xr

  Stoppit said:

ignore the one above...i edited it, and it doesn't play now

 

http://tones.wolfram.com/id/G1RblJuN8QZ7jx...stYjkq97xkLw7xr

nice.

lol this is terrible, yet strangely intriguing. reminds me of a stripped down version of koan.

haha ya it is terrible and the intrigue wont last long.

stoppit's Wolfram sounds almost like he had control of the madness and then the ending... such a smooth ending lolz

can someone try and explain why it exists??

  pigster said:

can someone try and explain why it exists??

to one day help me finally make good cohesive music.. one day

  Blanket Fort Collapse said:

stoppit's Wolfram sounds almost like he had control of the madness and then the ending... such a smooth ending lolz

hahaha, yeah...I was trying to work out a way to make it end...and then gave up

According to Wolfram's Terms of Use, anything you generate with their software, they own the copyright to - so be careful what you use their "search" for. I'm sure this applies to this software too.

horrible, but sort of fun to play around with...

http://tones.wolfram.com/xid/2076-858-3552-153-4172

  Joyrex said:

According to Wolfram's Terms of Use, anything you generate with their software, they own the copyright to - so be careful what you use their "search" for. I'm sure this applies to this software too.

Too bad they'll never be able to prove it. Besides this churns out a lot junk and so I assume that any composer with a decent head would strip away the inevitable junk that appears in any render, making it that much harder.

I cant wait to try making a comp based around this.

By the way, I'm loving all of the different harmonic scale options. It's really extensive. I wish there were a database with all of these scale formulas listed.

i've broken down barriers with mine

http://tones.wolfram.com/xid/5513-696-9182-299-7159