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Papillon
02:56
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2. |
Ode to Terry Riley
04:48
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3. |
Pond
03:25
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Zen Zenith
06:26
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JRd2U
01:57
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3 electric fish
03:11
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Praagse lente
02:28
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8. |
Intermezzo
01:15
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Jumping motoneurones
02:32
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Friture
02:39
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Rhythm 'n drops
05:01
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Viral whisper
05:30
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Jan de Weille Montpellier, France
My pieces have been created by computer. SoundMaps repetitively sends bitmap pixel values within windows drawn on the desktop to the soundcard. Pixels inside the windows change when manipulations are carried out in e.g. Photoshop. The pixels may be sent to the soundcard 1) without manipulation or 2) interpreted as a frequency spectrum or 3) interpreted as a music instrument keyboard. ... more
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