Well, I can't afford to re-register my webspace to accomodate you just right now, so Good Luck with that..krank wrote:I can't.Sickle wrote:Ignore the 666.
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Well, I can't afford to re-register my webspace to accomodate you just right now, so Good Luck with that..krank wrote:I can't.Sickle wrote:Ignore the 666.
Sickle wrote:That's it..Time for the Big Guns..verstaerker wrote:Sickle wrote:verstaerker wrote:
Mine moves.
You're a L0s3r.
Cool, thanks.Sickle wrote:He means to discern patterns where none actually exist.krank wrote:What do you mean by divination of patterns?
See KVRwiki's Aleotoric entry:
http://www.kvraudio.com/wiki/?id=Aleatoric+Composition
DIE, MAGGOT!!verstaerker wrote:Sickle wrote:That's it..Time for the Big Guns..verstaerker wrote:Sickle wrote:verstaerker wrote:
Mine moves.
You're a L0s3r.
krank wrote:Cool, thanks.Sickle wrote:He means to discern patterns where none actually exist.krank wrote:What do you mean by divination of patterns?
See KVRwiki's Aleotoric entry:
http://www.kvraudio.com/wiki/?id=Aleatoric+Composition
So - frequential and rythmic aleatory is going on in my piece 'The Sewer Sessions' (see below if interested).
krank wrote:But the concept of divination could be used in many other conjections, right? Aleotoric music involves an intentional approach/frame by the composer - but as a listener I might 'divine' the sound of cars in the street, or the ticking of the central heating, is this correct?
Yer Engrish's m'kay, no worries.krank wrote:I'm not a native English speaker, by the way.
Cheers, Jack.Jack R wrote:Downloading now...love the original version!
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