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You'll see a blank screen and then some music should start playing after about 5-10 seconds (less on broadband). Thing is, it's all random. My Uni project is a random music generator! I'm thinking of calling it something like "The Jazzulator", or something stupid like that. Our whole brief for the Sound and Music module was "Do something creative", so I thought this was a pretty nifty idea. Eventually it'll be a bit more interactive - you'll be able to change the mood and swing of the music, but the whole emphasis is that it is generated randomly.
Oppos please :D
You'll see a blank screen and then some music should start playing after about 5-10 seconds (less on broadband). Thing is, it's all random. My Uni project is a random music generator! I'm thinking of calling it something like "The Jazzulator", or something stupid like that. Our whole brief for the Sound and Music module was "Do something creative", so I thought this was a pretty nifty idea. Eventually it'll be a bit more interactive - you'll be able to change the mood and swing of the music, but the whole emphasis is that it is generated randomly.
Oppos please :D
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http://homepage.ntlworld.com/paul.whiston/soundandmusic/
You'll see a blank screen and then some music should start playing after about 5-10 seconds (less on broadband). Thing is, it's all random. My Uni project is a random music generator! I'm thinking of calling it something like "The Jazzulator", or something stupid like that. Our whole brief for the Sound and Music module was "Do something creative", so I thought this was a pretty nifty idea. Eventually it'll be a bit more interactive - you'll be able to change the mood and swing of the music, but the whole emphasis is that it is generated randomly.
Oppos please :D
You'll see a blank screen and then some music should start playing after about 5-10 seconds (less on broadband). Thing is, it's all random. My Uni project is a random music generator! I'm thinking of calling it something like "The Jazzulator", or something stupid like that. Our whole brief for the Sound and Music module was "Do something creative", so I thought this was a pretty nifty idea. Eventually it'll be a bit more interactive - you'll be able to change the mood and swing of the music, but the whole emphasis is that it is generated randomly.
Oppos please :D
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