Seaquence - Biology modelled music synthesis (curiosity)

[Whitetail]

http://seaquence.org/

It's more an experiment in sound then anything else, but it's a neat little thing to doodle with.
Basically you create little fish guys that correspond to a specific sequence of notes. After getting them to sound how you'd like you let them roam the water, a circular region with a constant beat pulsing defined in the center that they are drawn to (upon getting pulsed, they play their sequence) - having only a few able to fit at a time a time they get drawn in and out of it's perimeter based upon who's in there already the "song" randomly changes and evolves over time.

It's not really anything you'd do much serious in, but it is a neat little thing to doodle in and experiment with other less conventional methods of composition.

[vladnuke]

Omg it's so adorable, it's kinda like electroplankton. I love it.

[Lethaargic]

This is awesome, thanks for posting it.

made this in like 30 seconds, before I realized you could add more creatures, Doh. I should really learn to read more thoroughly.

http://seaquence.org/2b5z

[the4thImpulse]

Thanks for sharing this! Its quite an enjoyable experience and makes music a lot of fun.