On Mon, 1 Oct 2001, Paul Winkler wrote: > Aack! I concede! Please don't hurt me no more!
it's a fully featured guide-worm-to-numbers-to-gain-score-and-length game. > Yes, I've been hearing about this lately - I think it's going to be A > Good Thing for all. I'm very curious to see what Perl 6 will end up > looking like. very strange. > Oh, cool - so both of you are interacting with one synth using > different languages? yep. > Can I play? :) it would be good to try some realtime internet collaboration. network latency is a big problem though. > BTW, I just looked at that page - what's up with this?? > > bgcolor=#dddddd > text=#e4e4e4 that is Ade's sense of humour. please complain to him directly. > Thanks for the description of your evolving drum machine, I'd like to > hear some output from it. i used it in this experiment: http://sound-hack.org/20011001.mp3 i used other scripts in that too; the one i described does not use any panning or resonance. the rasping sound is the most notable it provides. hmm, probably not helpful. > That's generally how I think too. I was just curious whether your > personality analogy was audible as such - I would tend to assume not, > but wanted your thoughts on the matter first. i agree -- i don't really consider them personalities in that sense. i don't attribute any of the nasty connotations of racism to the sounds, it's just a handy tag. alex -- "the Internet is DEEP, WIDE and ANGULAR, you can't ask for much more."
