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Would it matter if, instead of an auteur, there was a machine behind your favourite movie, song or painting? “Somebody said to me the other day, ‘I’ll be interested in AI when some product of AI makes me cry’, and I thought that was a very good test. - Brian Eno

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“There's a Musician in Every Human Being. Our purpose is to empower those who have not and cannot”.🫡 Uli Behringer

New album coming soon. Which company boasts the best sounding digital piano? ヤマハ（音・音楽） | Yamaha Music Japan, Roland, Kurzweil, Spectrasonics

Custom controller for ME. Music videos coming soon. TouchOSC

We’re getting excited to share our next body of work. This time, instead of sticking to just one digital piano, we dove into the world of digital and sampled pianos. What's your favourite digital piano?

Added Keyscape from Spectrasonics to the artillery. The boxed version is one of the only software boxes I still want to display on a shelf 😅 A 2nd generative piano album drops in a few weeks—follow us at Music Non Stop to follow our journey coding a generative music engine.

#Swift generative music? 🎶

Next Tuesday, 29.04.25, we release our third album. The music is generated by an algorithm capable of running infinitely within any web browser, creating an endless stream of unique compositions. Unlike AI, this program doesn’t rely on copyrighted music datasets—it is based

createAlbum("Piano II"); is the result of a year's development with our advanced generative music engine, applied to some of the world's finest digital piano synths. Unlike Al-driven systems, this approach offers complete real-time control. It runs infinitely and can be

Andrew R. Brown Andrew R. Brown shares thoughts on our generative music album, created using the algorithmic engine we’ve been developing over the past few years — featuring the digital piano from Modartt & カワイピアノ【公式】. Link to the album is in our pinned post.

An interesting barrier that AI has to figure out. This is an advantage of generative music systems built on music theory and rules. No copyright issues, no cloning someones else style. More original too.

Andrew R. Brown Andrew R. Brown reflects on Alive—a generative piano piece from our album createAlbum Piano II, built with our Algorithmic Music Framework and performed using the iconic Steinway & Sons Steinway D from @eastwestsounds. No loops. No AI. Just code and musical structure

Andrew Andrew R. Brown shares thoughts on Felt - a quiet piece from our createAlbum Piano lIy composed with our MNS- Music Engine and brought to life using the amazing sounding free, Spindle Felt Piano from Orchestral Tools No loops, no Al, 70Kb code, just generative music, unfolding

Andrew Andrew R. Brown gives us some insight into Cosmos—a generative piano piece that drifts between tonalities, drawing on whole-tone harmony in the spirit of Messiaen and Bartók. Rendered using the ‘Glasgow’ preset from the Yamaha MX series, its mellow timbre suits the music’s

What’s the best music for concentration? Ambient music, classical music, repetitive, beats, silence? For me, It’s music with space for thought to move through. Brian Eno's Ambient 1: Music for Airports feels like it is breathing quietly, alive in the background. What do you put

Neck deep in WebAudio optimization techniques for Google Chrome. brb...