A breakdown of all my music composed witih AI, algorithms, and mathematics can be found at:
My pop, electronic, and experimental music is available from:
Back when everyone was taking #80s classics and singing them r-e-a-l-l-y s-l-o-w-l-y, with over-reverberated piano backings (and show runners for The Traitors realised they’d found their soundtrack!) I was going retro by making dance remixes.
An album inspired by the work, style, ideas, and life of Vangelis.
A song which may, or may not, have been written by AI
Using 5 Arduinos to play 1 song
An in-browser 8 track studio mixer!
Compose your own fractal symphony!
This is a truly wonderful album, which this preview is too small to describe.
An arrangement of 5 different Beethoven pieces, created by myself.
Simulate the sound of guitar, with an Arduino.
Music performance tool that uses the positions of planes to determine the notes.
A stupid avant-garde score, which I realized.
A music library for Arduino, with Theremin examples
Using an Arduino and SPO256 chip to speak.
Using the Rock Band instruments to trigger samples on my PC.
A single piece of resistance wire, an Arduino, and some LEGO. What else do you need to make a musical instrument?
By taping thirteen rulers to a desk, each with a different amount of overhang, we have a rudimentary musical (?!?!?!?) instrument.
An automaton to play Eric Satie's least performed work.
Processing code to give a graphical output of all the ports on the Arduino, both analog and digital, including a time trace of both.
Connecting a YM7128 chip to an Arduino
An HTML5 soft synth.
Marquis de Geek