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May I perhaps reccomend The factory of a better tomrorow intro music BUT its The journey home DLC version π₯Ίπ€
Song : Industrial Evolution
Artist(s) : Richard Jaques
Game - LittleBigPlanet 3
DLC - The Journey Home
Level - The Flight Shift
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Play The Chi Zone on itch.io
Hey people I just finished another interactive project this one is some nice relaxing music I made and to mediate to the seven main Chakras. I used Omnisphere for the sounds good synth actually but bloody hell is it expensive lol but worth it. Anyway enjoy and the music will be out on all major music platforms and under my main artist name Gas No Light on the 7th of July.
whatever generative ai is up to now -- week 1
i cloned the ml5.js repository (git clone https://github.com/ml5js/ml5-library.git) to understand how a machine learning library designed for creative coding is structured under the hood. ml5 sits on top of TensorFlow.js but wraps complex machine learning workflows into simpler JavaScript functions that artists and designers can use in the browser. looking through the repo, the src/ folder contains the core library code, where different model interfaces are defined, while dist/ contains the compiled version that people actually load in their sketches. the examples/ folder was especially helpful because it shows how models like image classifiers or pose detection are typically used in practice with p5.js. one thing that became clear while exploring the code is that most of the heavy computation is handled by pretrained TensorFlow models, while ml5 focuses on simplifying how those models are loaded and how predictions are returned to the user. using Claude to walk through the structure helped me trace how a model gets initialized, how input data is passed into it, and how results are returned to the sketch. this made the library feel less like a black box and more like a set of organized abstractions sitting on top of existing machine learning tools.
i used Claude to help map the structure of the repository and explain how the model-loading process works. the most useful prompts were ones that asked it to walk through the execution flow of the code rather than just summarize the project.
here are some writing samples: speech recognition piece, gaza interview reflection, halim el-dabh
Ella Jenkins: Celebrating a Century of Children's Music Innovation
Ella Jenkins: A Pioneer of Childrenβs Music Ella Jenkins, a remarkable self-taught musician, passed away on Saturday in Chicago at the age of 100. She revolutionized the childrenβs music genre by recording and performing exclusively for young audiences. Through her innovative approach, Jenkins transformed a genre often viewed as marginal and overly moralistic into a vibrant celebration of diverseβ¦
Submarine Channel's Top 5 of the best interactive generative music sites, by Klazien Schaap.
Just leaving this here so I can find it more easily over the next week or so.
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Here is something interactive and around music, I had this mad idea so I executed it lol!Β
Anomalies
Interactive art/music thingie. You set some parameters and it makes a structure that then beeps and boops as it drifts through space and intersects with motes of space light. Even the store page says it's only a "game" in that it might amuse you for a short while. How short probably depends a lot on your artistic and/or chemical state.
Enjoyed? Nah.
