Re: Fractals&Just Musics

I began using Fractals and algos to run Just/micro stuff earlier this year and
have had great success with lots of great programs initially Koan and the Well
Tempered Fractal by Bob Greenhouse>I posted that earlier but at that time folks
were a little Kranky on the list. You generate a txt file from a
fractal...modify it slightly...convert it to .mid with t2mf and then drop it
into a sequencer running out to a Scala tuned synth and tada!! The Just Tuned
Fractal . I have done several fractal quartets and trios etc..which I print out
the staff and give to "academics" to play Hah!!Email me private for an
exchange/longer explanation..I will say that Gingerbread has been the only
program I have had trouble running....
Pat

Azi Vajravai wrote:

> From: "Azi Vajravai" <vajravai@hotmail.com>
>
> Speaking of number games.
> Has anyone on this list checked out Phil Thompson's Organised Chaos?
> It's fractal algorhythmic music that sounds phenomenal. I don't know the
> link off hand, but I know that you can get there through my website's musick
> page... I have a few links from there to Phil Jackson's website, and then
> you can get to Organised Chaos from there.
> It's in 12tet however.
>
> But I do plan to combine some fractal and microtonal musick...
> Phil Jackson sent me some fractal generated percussion midis that I will
> combine with my 13 limit JI guitar (with the help of Bill Sethares - [please
> Bill :) ]).
>
> Musick, Magick, and Mo'f'ck
> Alex J. "Azi Vajravai" Van Wey
> http://members.xoom.com//Azi_Vajravai
>
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