Idea for a Sequencer: Conway’s Game of Life

[Jukka]

If you like this sort of thing, also consider other simulation / cellular automata sorts of systems, that generate sound off of physical systems.

I just posted this

Crowdfunding — The Good, the Bad & the Ugly

IOLabs has a Eurorack module available via Kickstarter that allows you to setup simulations of physical motion ( think of billiard balls on a magic billiard table ) and interprets that motion as you would like into rhythm and pitch expressed in CV, and maybe MIDI data too. It is called Particles. The module included a touch sensitive color display for control. The project is already funded but is still open to join. Particles on Kickstarter [IOLabs Particles: Centered Gravity Quanti…

And I posted this a while ago :

Science of Sound and Auditory Perception

Fractal set sound wave generator This is fun, if somewhat synthetic. Here’s someone who took the repeating sections of fractal sets ( the dark areas in the representations ) and uses the x and y values in those repeating “orbits” to generate sound waves. I’ve queued the video to a place where he starts to create more interesting sounds. You can watch earlier in the video where he explains the mathematics of his construction, and what he is actually doing. [Sounds of the Mandelbrot Set…

Plus there is a whole branch of researchers who take data, astrophysical data is very popular, and apply audio analysis to better understand the data by hearing it.

I could go on for hours taking this thread off-topic.