Nodal Generative Sequencer Updated With New Scales & More

Monash University has announced the release of version 1.9 of its generative music software Nodal. Nodal is a standalone generative sequencer that allows the user to create complex musical patterns based on the concept of a network of nodes (musical events), connected together by edges (transitions between events). Here’s what’s new:

Noatikl 2 Mobile Brings Generative + Aleatoric + Stochastic + Algorithmic Composition To iOS

Intermorphic has released Noatikl 2 Mobile – an iOS version of the generative music software. Noatikl 2 is the evolution of the SSEYO Koan Generative Music system, used in the 90s by Brian Eno and othersl. To generate its MIDI music notes and controller information Noatikl uses generative / aleatoric / stochastic / algorithmic music techniques… Read More Noatikl 2 Mobile Brings Generative + Aleatoric + Stochastic + Algorithmic Composition To iOS

New Generative Music App, Musyc, For iOS

Fingerlab – the creator of DM1 Drum Machine – has introduced Musyc – a new multitouch generative music app for iOS. Musyc offers 64 instruments (organized into 16 groups) that are controlled using a variety of physical and music controls. Here’s a demo of Musyc in action:

Bucephalus for iOS Lets You Experiment With Physics-Based Generative Music

Developer Refined Stochastic Technology has released Bucephalus for iOS – a free app that lets you experiment with physics-based generative music. Features: Five ball sizes controlled globally Variable hardness and resonance Add up to 20 balls (6 on slower processors) Additional features (available via in-app purchase): Custom designed three stage, four parameter chamber reverb Two… Read More Bucephalus for iOS Lets You Experiment With Physics-Based Generative Music

Can A Sequencer Replace Formulaic Dance Music Artists?

Mungo Enterprises – creator of the State Zero polyphonic modular synthesizer – created this unique sequencer, Infinite Horizon, that is designed to generate electronic dance music on the fly: The basic concept behind it is that most “classic” dance music is so formulaic it should be easy for a computer to generate. Generating all patterns and… Read More Can A Sequencer Replace Formulaic Dance Music Artists?