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#glissotar #theremin @glissonic6830

this screams rhapsody in blue

7:27 if youre wondering when he starts playing

great video. wondering if you could elaborate more on the balloons on trombones? thanks

Awe so its an angry goose.

It worked great! Your software provides a nice accompaniment.

Fascinating instrument! Thanks for sharing.

Very cool to see it in action! I can see the potential... I'll have to pull this one into my fork soon ;)

This is awesome! The relabi wave concept is a such a cool balance of random and musical semi-cyclicalness. Great work coding it and thank you for making it available!! 👍

Nicely done! As you say, it is pretty amazing that the ideas of the song are still conveyed despite the radically different styles (from the original). If the sections are style imitations of specific composers or pieces, those might could be indicated using the video, as a listening aid.

Regarding the Turing machine (no less than a model for universal computation), I noticed the fixed length buffer. A theoretical TM has an infinite tape--unbounded state appears to be sometimes needed for certain behaviors. This distinguishes the upper two levels of a hierarchy--the TM and the pushdown automata--from the lowest, the finite state machine. Anyway, conventional TMs are made to solve decision problems, that is, to return a single yes-no answer to a possibly infinite input sequence, and not produce musical sequences as you are doing--so artistic license is fine here.

This looks like it would be super useful to introduce new behaviors or fill the gaps in a modular setup. Exciting!