In 1996 Brian Eno released the title generative music
with SSEYO Koan Software. In so doing he popularised the term
"generative music", describing music that is ever-different &
changing, created by a system.
Many people find generative music systems incredibly interesting.
Musicians to academics enjoy using them, and creating with them. They
can generate some completely unexpected, but wonderful, results. You
might think that generative music, being generated by a system, would
always sound formulaic and impersonal. What you find, instead, is that
artists using their skill and judgement can impose their own personality
on the output, providing rich rewards for listeners through unique and
live experiences.
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