Thoughts from the mind of Sumit Das, 12-07-2002: >I worked with a guy who did a LOT of research in fractal rendering >(in 4 dimensions no less!), and we created a soundtrack for one of >his animations that was based on IFS (iterated function systems). > >It was an interesting sound. He created a simple line of two or >three notes at the lowest resolution (so the total length of the line >was the length of the entire piece). Then, each note in the original >line was replaced with a copy of the line, transposed to the note and >sped up so it fit in place of the note. Continue this process until the >resolution is high enough to sound the way you want. This is a fun idea :-). The process is much akin to how fractals like the Koch-curve are generated. Did he use just plain chromatic notes, or did he use micro-tonalities as well? I would think that with chromatic notes you would very soon run out of sufficient different pitches to be able to iterate the process any longer. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.ision.nl/users/h/index.html
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Re: [L-OT] Fractal Music
2002-07-14 by Hendrik Jan Veenstra
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