Experimental music from very short C programs
category: code [glöplog]
(I'm sure this was already posted but I went through the BBS back to the 19:th and couldn't find anything about this, so here goes)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtQdIYUtAHg
Awesome experiment and brilliant initiative by Viznut, Visy et al. Might very well be the smallest "synths" I've ever seen ;D (when it comes to lines of code, I have no idea how large the binaries are). I definitely dig the results they get. Time for a new executable music compo that's limited by the number of characters of C you're allowed to write?... or something?... come up some limitations that make sense and try this out as a new compo! :).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtQdIYUtAHg
Awesome experiment and brilliant initiative by Viznut, Visy et al. Might very well be the smallest "synths" I've ever seen ;D (when it comes to lines of code, I have no idea how large the binaries are). I definitely dig the results they get. Time for a new executable music compo that's limited by the number of characters of C you're allowed to write?... or something?... come up some limitations that make sense and try this out as a new compo! :).
Should be able to fit in 256b, no?
this is brilliant, thanks for posting :)
Some nice loops there.
fascinating stuff!
very impressive!
256b music compo? output raw PCM data and play it back afterwards.
I'd like to see that compo! :)
Very impressive.
Quote:
there was already a 256b music compo on c64 a while back. (and 512b,1024b)
link
Time to start running that compo for other platforms too then I guess :). I'd love to hear what 256b executable music sounds like on Amiga and PC :). Or Spectrum. Or Atari... or... or...
it doesnt have to be binary though. it seems fully plausible to me to make this as a shell script that automatically feeds stuff into /dev/dsp
finally somebody makes music in the way I need it!
Gargaj: Indeed! That's an interesting idea for a compo: Scripted music :D. Or the script in itself should be small enough to compete in size-limited exec music compos. This is very exciting :D.
I might participate in a binary compo, but learning shell scripting just for the heck of it (plus installing something with a /dev/dsp) would probably put me off.
somebody post a waveout template with a callback func!
it is part of the isystem from iq...
you can find it in the example with the white sphere on white ground
you can find it in the example with the white sphere on white ground
I'm with Preacher and I'll pus it further: this is too niche. Bullshit.
pus it? aah... push it.
heh, those examples are rad :)
This is awesome !
superplek - you are a moron.
superplek - you are a moron.
that's wicked. i just did one too:
main(i){
for(i=0;;i++)putchar(
i * i * i >> 6 & i & i << 6 | i & 7 << i >> 5 & 542 >> 5;
);}
works nice for me :-)
main(i){
for(i=0;;i++)putchar(
i * i * i >> 6 & i & i << 6 | i & 7 << i >> 5 & 542 >> 5;
);}
works nice for me :-)
en je moeder heeft krentenbaard, net als je wereldbeeld.
Too niche. For the demoscene. Hihihi.
las:
WaveOut Sound Server - http://leonard.oxg.free.fr/articles/soundserver/article1.html
DirectX Sound Server - http://leonard.oxg.free.fr/articles/soundserver/article2.html