On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 11:48 AM, Niels Mayer <[email protected]> wrote:
> > PS: I think the "tiling problem" is actually a direct analogy to music > making... which involves fitting together "tiles" (musical passages, > patterns, etc) that are highly constrained in terms of "geometry" > (pitch, key, time-signature, BPM, starting and ending pitches or > chords). Music making is clearly an "undecidable" problem, which is > where human creativity comes in. Can computers help us "tile" music > more easily and therefore augment our musical creativity?? > this might be how users of ableton live think about making music, and more generally, users of computer software aimed at pattern-based music composition/creation. but i would submit that if you offered this description of making music to musicians who play instruments or sing, they would find it unrecognizable.
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