A framework for comparison of process in algorithmic music systems
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Wooller, Rene
Brown, Andrew R.
Miranda, Eduardo
Berry, Rodney
Diederich, Joachim
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2005
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This paper presents a framework being developed to clarify discussion of algorithmic musical processes. We will firstly present some of the current terminological problems and then discuss related research and background concepts. Following this, two principal attributes that enable intuitive comparison of algorithmic compositional processes will be defined in detail. The framework will then be demonstrated by applying it to a number of representative examples of differing algorithmic music systems.This paper presents a framework being developed to clarify discussion of algorithmic musical processes. We will firstly present some of the current terminological problems and then discuss related research and background concepts. Following this, two principal attributes that enable intuitive comparison of algorithmic compositional processes will be defined in detail. The framework will then be demonstrated by applying it to a number of representative examples of differing algorithmic music systems.
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Generative Arts Practice
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Performing Arts and Creative Writing not elsewhere classified