Re: [linux-audio-user] Koan / Generative music for Linux

Well not a very similar approach (I never really found the koan software to be as tweakable as I wanted), but I am very interested in generative music, and I've written a couple of plugins for my softsynth that do generative-esque things: http://www.pawfal.org/Software/mi/ A couple of days ago I wrote a track in ssm which doesn't play the same thing twice, You can tweak the parameters of randomness to change the way it plays, but you can't get rid of the bum notes totally :] It's kind of the effect I was after, I particually like the random drum beats! It's availible in CVS, as it will be shipped with the next version of ssm: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/spiralmodular/ssm/Examples/s… (it'll only load on the CVS version.) I'm going to be adding more plugins in the future for this sort of thing. cheers, dave