MusicChina26: Euclidean Rhythm Student Project

We spoke to Lorrain from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music at M-China26 about two projects developed for her undergraduate coursework. Euclidean rhythm sequencer is a browser-based piece that lets you tap to change the sequence and record your own sound. It uses web technologies, including WebAudio and WebMidi, and was running  on a local  network rather than as a public web service.

The second project is a visual and sound piece based around a pet cat. It uses wave terrain synthesis, with the cat chasing a light across changing terrain. The terrain height defines the waveform, and the cat's movement changes the resulting sound.

This is coursework rather than a commercial product, we wish Lorrain well in her chosen career once she graduates.

More Info:
https://en.shcmusic.edu.cn/

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