Making Music With 140 Characters
Using a basic musical code, a group of composers have come together to produce an album of electronic music. The tracks were created using the open-source SuperCollider, and each piece was made using only 140 characters. The project was (not surprisingly) originally started as a conversation on Twitter.
Check out the resulting music here.
[The Wire via Create Digital Music]
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Electronics & Gadgets, Entertainment, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | Electronic Music, Music, supercollider, the wire, Twitter |
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